La Jovenc creates a live score for the movie Nosferatu
by One word for La Jovenc. Genius. I came across him some time around 2007 and he blew my mind with his musical experiments. One in particular where he used all sampled insect sounds to create fantastic soundscapes. He greatly influenced my first recordings. I did a song called My Favorite People, where I directly used him as a muse. Whenever you hear those qurky synths in my songs, think La Jovenc.
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