Neozaïre
L’insolence de ses mélanges (3 Magazine)
*2026 stock. 50 copies limited edition* The Edition L’insolence de ses mélanges is based on visual material collected during a stay in Marrakesh and subsequently compiled in three publications. The leitmotif is the author’s subjective perception of the environment, which is supplemented and thus further aestheticised by visual samples. By juxtaposing these samples with the photographic impressions, a space opens up that allows for new loose and metaphorical stories around the place.
Le Ciel
*2026 stock. 50 copies limited edition* The work Le Ciel shows a chronology of views of the sky over Marrakesh. The dramaturgical sequence of the images served as an inspirational anchor point for the ambient artist Neozaïre: for each of the six chapters, an individual sound composition was created from abstract samples taken from old record singles with Maghrebi music found on site. The synthesis of photography and sound is further intensified in six film sequences that spring from the image se…
You Know That It’s Real If You Feel That It’s Real
*2026 stock. 50 copies limited edition* “A scorching sun in the cold of winter. Gazing into Hackney skies. Glances, soft impressions, a tune on repeat. Touching, ever so gently. It's still so wonderful to feel.“
Neozaïre's second EP – or call it a mini album – for Private Sphere is all about an euphoria-fuelled and emotionally charged introspective. Leaving the exotic and sun-soaked realms of its predecessor, the seven short chapters of this new EP draw the artist’s signature soundscapes and moo…
Hotel Excelsior
*2026 stock. 50 copies limited edition* Neozaïre’s EP “Hotel Excelsior” is a hommage to the light, iridescent and shimmering. A continuously moving narrative interweaving a glistening, radiant heat with positive mysticism.
The four compositions on this EP represent the second part of a six track cycle that found its start with the release of last year’s “Pop Ambient 2021“, Kompakt’s highly renowned anual ambient music compilation curated by Wolfgang Voigt. “Hotel Excelsior” marks the debut publi…