Emmanuel Allard
Emmanuel Allard is a visual and sound artist based in Paris. Also known as Fabriquedecouleurs, Allard began performing computer music in the late 90s, co-operating the List label in the early 2000s and releasing "Imite Moi" (Dorodine) in 2003.He started using analog modular synthesizers in 2008, notably the ARP 2500, a machine favored by French composer Eliane Radigue.
Nouvelles Upanishads Du Yoga
The art of substraction. Baskaru is now up to 25 releases, and each one is unique, but none are as singular as Nouvelles Upanishads du yoga, a series of deep reflections on feedback, sound synthesis, and the art of substraction. Paris-based visual and sound artist Emmanuel Allard has been making electronic and digital music since the late 90s. Beside contributions to several compilation albums and despite live performances on three continents, he has been keeping a very quiet release schedule. …