Molécule

Few electronic artists have the audacity of Romain De La Haye, aka Molécule. Producer, DJ, adventurer - Molécule is an explorer - literally as well as figuratively - who feeds his imagination by confronting extreme experiences in various territories, each time extracting a unique sound and visual palette. The result is powerful, deep techno that truly comes to life during his fascinating and moving live performances. '60°43' Nord’ : The project that earned him the name of "pioneer of nomadic electronic music". In 2013, Molécule boards an industrial trawler with his home studio, intending to record and compose as close as possible to the storm. The resulting album: “60°43'Nord” – written in 34 days, in situ, on the border of Iceland and Scotland, in the extreme weather conditions of the North Atlantic Ocean. '-22.7°C’. In the winter of 2017, Molécule returns to Greenland. He spends 5 weeks in a small Arctic village, totally isolated, in the company of local hunters and farmers only. Taking the recordings of sounds and silences captured on the glacier, he writes the entire album ‘-22.7°C’. An album that is witness to the beauty and fragility of nature in this polar environment.