Ismatricule

The Ismatricule project, a rising figure on the French electronic scene, will invest Le Trianon for an evening that promises to be memorable. Prepare for a unique sonic immersion.

Ismatricule, solo project of Parisian artist Antoine Dubois, has established itself in just a few years as a singular voice of French electronica. Since his debut in 2018, he has developed a recognisable sonic universe, blending synthetic textures, catchy rhythms and often melancholic melodies. His early EPs, such as 'Échos Urbains' (2019) and 'Fractales Nocturnes' (2021), were praised for their careful production and ability to create atmospheres that are both introspective and conducive to dancing. His approach, often compared to artists like Rone or Fakear for his sense of instrumental storytelling, stands out through a constant search for new sounds.

Ismatricule's style is characterised by atmospheric electronics, sometimes tinged with minimal techno or progressive house, but always with a personal touch. He excels in the art of building tracks that evolve, moving from floating pads to more marked beats, inviting the listener on a genuine sonic journey. His compositions, often instrumental, manage to evoke varied sonic landscapes, from nocturnal urban scenery to more ethereal expanses, without ever falling into redundancy. This ability to sustain listener interest over time is one of his major strengths.

On stage, Ismatricule is renowned for his immersive performances. Far from simply playing his tracks, he offers a complete visual and sonic experience, where lights and projections harmonise with the music to create an enveloping atmosphere. His sets are known to be moments of intense sharing, where audience energy merges with the precision of his machines. This concert at Le Trianon, an emblematic Montmartre venue with its elegant architecture and appreciated acoustics, represents a fine opportunity to discover or rediscover the full extent of his talent in an intimate and conducive setting. It's a chance not to be missed for lovers of quality French electronica.