Gerchambeau, Frederic

Artist: Frederic Gerchambeau
P: 2025
Slow Life is a musical odyssey with a total duration of just under 45 minutes, forming a diptych with the album 2+2. It is also a manifesto for creative freedom, an ode to going off the beaten track, experimental music that remains musical, electronic music that doesn't forget to be adventurous and exploratory.

Artist: Frederic Gerchambeau
P: 2024
Technical Joy is intended to be a simple and direct album as much as a celebration of the synth in all its forms, classical, modular or virtual. With its compact format, its short duration allows it to be easily listened to from start to finish like a short musical journey. Many thanks to Guillaume Paul, who, by responding positively to my invitation, made this short harmonic odyssey possible. We hope you enjoy exploring it as much as we enjoyed tracing its paths.

Artist: Frederic Gerchambeau
P: 2015
Analogue electronicmusic that reminds to the early 70ies experiemental  releases. Made by a 4 voice polyphonique modular synthesizer.

Artist: Frederic Gerchambeau
P: 2024
Welcome To The Next Era continues, in its own way, the lineage of my previous solo albums already inspired by the work of American minimalists Steve Reich and Terry Riley. That is to say, more clearly, that one will find neither melodies nor layers, only improvisations made on an analog sequencer itself integrated into a modular Eurorack system equipped with a powerful echo device. On this basis, as a dressing and additional pleasure for the ear, are superimposed various additions created with Audacity. This excellent free software therefore serves both as a recording studio and a sound laboratory. Welcome To The Next Era being made up of 4 pieces of about fifteen minutes each, it is therefore as many fleshed out and transformed sequential improvisations that are offered to listen to. Listening that will have to be peaceful and attentive in order to follow with gentleness and flexibility the evolution and the meanders of each of these improvisations.

Artist: Frederic Gerchambeau
P: 2024
Flyby In The Sky is a vast musical journey spanning 72 minutes, spanning our entire solar system. It is structured around 12 stages, each with its own unique atmosphere, ranging from the highly melodic to the rather bizarre, depending on the planets explored. The journey begins with the Sun, the center and father of our solar system, passes through Earth, the gentle mother of us all, and ends in the infinite space of stars.