Future · 2000s influence · Latest EP
The Next Cycle
The future keeps coming back. Four club-driven tracks revisit the futures we imagined — and the present taking shape around us.
Behind the EP
The Next Cycle
I drew on late ’90s and early 2000s club music to revisit the futures we once imagined. The tracks move through a distant frontier, an increasingly connected world and a climate that changes what it means to find shelter. For the visuals, Kevin Nicolini photographed me against the concrete architecture around the station in Lyon.
Photography: Kevin Nicolini
Behind the tracks
Mars is HauntedHow far can escape go?
I imagined a colonized Mars where familiar powers follow us to a new frontier. Sharp synths and driving drums keep that tension moving.
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Open ProtocolsEverything connects. Who is in control?
At 136 BPM, the track looks back to the early web and its promise of open connection. Early 2000s trance and cyberpunk shape the sound as that promise gives way to questions about control.
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Heat.wavWhen shelter becomes survival.
A triplet bassline and bright synths push through a night that will not cool down. I imagined cities adapting to extreme heat and shelter becoming a privilege.
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The Next CycleBreak the loop, or become part of it.
Trumpets rise and the rhythm fractures. I wanted to leave the question open: do we repeat the cycle, preserve it, or break it?
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