Agoria - Unshadow (2LP) [Sapiens]

Electronic music has never just been about the music itself or fame. It's been a struggle, a totem. Each week it becomes a universal communion, a celebration, a reconciliation with ourselves and with others. No borders, no territories, no certainties other than being as authentic as possible.

As a musician and producer, after five albums, it's clear to me that my approach will always be more about diversity than about a unique, elaborate sound. That's who I am: multifaceted, nourished by human and social exchanges, and by my encounters with science, art, and technology. I have one life and distinct bodies. I can be physical and digital, technological and organic, house, techno, and soul.

This album is about shedding light in a vertical period, where the struggle for truth and visibility becomes crucial, where the Blockchain could become our right to vote. It's about making the complex sound simpler, about connecting the dots. More than a promise, it's a proposal: Unshadow.

Metamorphosis is happening, uniting all generations in the same song with Nile Rodgers and Madison McFerrin. Embracing the diversity of backgrounds, styles, and geographies, from Sacha Rudy to Dominique Fils-Aimé (Canada), and Natalie Sade (Australia). As a citizen of the world, having traveled tirelessly for 30 years, I know how lucky I have been to live and experience diverse situations.

If this album manages to share a bit of the joy I have received and spread some goodwill and white magic to the listener, I will be the happiest to see the light that chases away the shadow.