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Discover a unique festival combining classical and electronic music, in an exceptional heritage site!
Music from all over the world and from all eras, lively, dynamic and uplifting, will thrill the audience and the castle in an incredible atmosphere, culminating in a giant mapping display!

18 July at 8pm: LogxlogxLogx

The logxlogxlogx project oscillates between IDM and Deep Techno. Behind it is a musician, Emilie, who already has some experience of Berlin clubs. She's also been influenced by contemporary music through her time at Ircam.
Modular synthesisers and dark, algorithmic melodies are the order of the day.

From 7pm on 19 July:

Sobeikh
Enter a world of spacey, melodic electro/techno music made for the stage. Through his tracks, Sobeikh unveils a sonic and cinematographic universe that plays with a real edge and a dreamlike dimension against a science-fiction backdrop. Sobeikh's music is personal, full of contrasts, catchy but also soaring, immersing listeners in a singular landscape.

Yotta
Yotta, Afro-electro DJ, offers an original live show, mixing vintage nuggets from the African and South American continents with electronic music. All with one aim: to get you dancing!
He cooks it up non-stop, creating a tasty mix of energetic vocals, swaying rhythms and big, wall-shaking bass and kick for 1 to 2 hours of DJ-set. Ghanaian highlife, Congolese soukouss, Brazilian samba and Reunionese maloya meet Cape Town afro-house, Angolan kuduro and Nigerian afrobeat.
It's impossible to get bored on such a surprising and exhilarating journey!

Alexandre Bazin:
Alexandre has a passion for electronics, and draws on the sounds of cutting-edge instruments like the EMS Synthi and the Buchla Music Easel, as well as the classic Moog and Prophet. Sometimes fat, sometimes ethereal, but always poetic, the ethereal textures redefine the space-time continuum. With a certain underlying gentleness, his music is to be experienced like a waking dream, where emotions intertwine in total tranquillity, culminating in a feeling of plenitude. A kind of parallel world where arpeggiators, rhythm boxes and throbbing pads become one.

Nadia Struiwigh
Nadia Struiwigh's music is above all a question of energy and the context in which she plays. Her own energy, which she draws from the crowd, and the energy of the venue will determine the directions she takes during the live performance. She likes to get the audience into a bubble and keep them there; play with the odd listener lurking in the dark corners of the room and create emotive sounds that connect with the audience's everyday feelings.

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Païkan
DJ and producer of retro-futuristic electronic music, he creates tracks to dance to as well as to imagine on the soundtrack of a 1980s sci-fi film.
Between long, haunting movements and visceral flights of fancy, the artist offers up mixes where Cosmic Disco, House and Italo Disco collide, with ecstasy and collective trance as the sole watchwords.

Saturday 20th July

Vapa
VAPA was created in 2018. The French producer launched his project from Cologne in Germany, where he lived for 4 years. He discovered club culture, minimal techno and deep tech and began collaborating with German producers. There, he honed his sonic touch, finding endless inspiration and at the same time trying, via carefully selected vocal passages, to tackle themes such as solitude, introspection and the simple pleasures of life.

Gaettson

Gaettson is the electron from Dijon who draws his inspiration from pop culture and legendary electro artists.
Gaettson is an electro thriller à la Fincher, the dark and innocent atmosphere of Stranger Things, the addictive sounds of the French Touch and the intoxicating rhythms of French79.
Gaettson on stage is synthesizers and a trumpet with multiple timbres, a luminous entity in the darkness.

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Romane Santarelli
Romane Santarelli is the next generation of France's electronic music scene.