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Experiment / Experience / Expression 

Jean Néant is Joni Void - a mirror name, for projects that do not involve samples and/or are more focused on live improvisations and experimentations. 

Exp. is a series of EPs that involve recordings of sessions with friends/collaborators. 

Jean Néant on vocal loops - with Montreal Assembly's Count to 5 pedal, and Soundtoys plug-ins. 

Je Vois - with 2 vocal loops, from a live recording of Naomie / N NAO 

Zones - with Sarah Pagé on Harp 

Ciels - with Alexia Avina on Vocals 

Esprits - with Maya Kuroki on Vocals 

Jamais Vu - a reprise/ending of the Je Vois session - ended with the power bar cutting off/my gear shutting down for no apparent reason. 

Front cover image is a transfer of a 16mm film by Sonya Stefan, and Stefanie Weberhofer 

Mastered by Michael Hansford / Molly Drag 

N NAO • nnao.bandcamp.com 
Sarah Pagé • www.sarahpageharp.com 
Alexia Avina • alexiaavina.bandcamp.com 
Maya Kuroki • www.mayakuroki.com/en/oeuvres.php 
Sonya Stefan • www.sonyastefan.com 
Molly Drag • mollydrag.bandcamp.com

Exp.1

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Zones (avec Sarah Pagé)

I LOVE BRIGHTNESS
I LOVE CONTRAST
TWEAK THE COLOURS
STRETCH THE CURVES

I LOVE BOLD
I LOVE FILTERS
REVERB AND ECHO
COULD THAT BE DISCO

WAIT ‘TIL THE GOLDEN HOUR
YOU SHARP AMID A BLURRED BACKGROUND
FISHEYE LENS OH YEAH
STRETCH THE EXPOSURE

STAY FAR FROM THE ORDINARY
ZOOM TO THE ESSENCE
JUST GOTTA GET JOLTED
JUST GOTTA GET LOSTED

PEDAL TO THE METAL
KEEP THE SUNSHADES AT SUNSET
JUST GOTTA KEEP GOING
JUST GOTTA KEEP ROLLING

Lyrics by Charles

Fresh

Tweak It v3

Work of Francesco B. Conti
Languet Anima Mea:

No 1 Recitativo: Languet anima mea
No2 Aria: O vulnera, vita coelestis
No3 Recitativo: Amoris tui jaculo
No4 Aria: Tu lumen mentis es, tu cordis ardor
No5 Aria: Alleluja

No 1 Recitativo: Languet anima mea

McGill Wind Symphony featuring soprano soloist Sarah Albu play my thesis work "Whole Beauty Now Lies in Memory". 

03 Whole Beauty Now Lies in Memory

“I Heard a Funeral”
a theme song for the next fiction movie “I Heard a Funeral” by Kyoka Tsukamoto

Vocal: Eliza Eleven
Piano: Kyoka Tsukamoto
Sound recordist: Luc Cloutier
Mix & Sound Design: Eric LeMoyne

During the time of confinement, I’ve been composing some new pieces with the beloved old Bechstein piano, eventually to be used in my next fiction movie entitled “I Heard a Funeral”.
I would like to thank the Canada Council for the Arts for supporting the development of the film, and the Conseil des arts et des lettres du Québec for making the sharing of the soundtrack on digital platforms possible.

I Heard a Funeral

Kyokafilm

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