French Musician and composer Mark J SOLER has released a new single ‘Lazy Song’, a three-minute instrumental piece inspired by relaxing moments, conducive to inner thoughts, and of course Music as the conductor toward a form of ‘spirituality’.
“Lazy Song” was composed, played, and produced to sound like a slightly hypnotic jazz groove, deliberately laid back, like time stretching out over a solitary, quiet evening. The piano’s slightly off-sync phrasing aims to give a dreamy, drowsy sway, creating a psychedelic lounge atmosphere that’s both playful and disorienting.
“That was the intent in any case,” explains Mark. “With a simple melody to convey the introspective nature of such moment.
“Lazy Song” is part of a short EP, Walks, gathering three different styles of instrumental songs, all inspired by the ‘inner life’ idea, i.e. reproducing the world in thoughts, through Introspection, Solitude, Meditation… on Desires, Regrets, Acceptance, Nostalgia.. there are many aspects of it, making spirituality, Music being its natural language.
The second song in the EP is “Walking in the City”.
“Walking is known as one of the best remedies to evacuate dark thoughts and get back to a positive inner vision of the external world. I live near Paris. I walk a lot in the city that communicates its energy and beauty.”
The third title is called “Inner Life”, about prayer.
French artist Anantya returns with “Startup,” a futuristic electro track with influences from Daft Punk and Prodigy.
Composed with synths, the track marks his first collaboration with his brother Sunir. An immersive buildup of tension, mixing synthetic textures, chiseled rhythms, and retro DNA inspired by 90s video games.
With finely sculpted synthetic textures and a steadily rising intensity, Startup immerses the listener in the sonic universe of Anantya’s forthcoming album, Omega Cure — a project where each track unfolds as a self-contained soundscape of a transforming future.
Blending technological precision with raw emotion, Anantya delivers a striking debut
A San Francisco–based electronic music maker, has released their original album, “Constellation,” drawing from a blend of French Touch, Afro- house, and synthwave influences.
This release from Lansification is deeply influenced by the French Touch movement, with artists like Daft Punk, Air, and Polo&Pan inspiring the grooves, analog warmth, and retro- futurist spirit that permeate the tracks.
The album’s thematic core is shaped by the artist’s experience with dyslexia, channeling the disorder’s enhancement of auditory perception, spatial reasoning, and musical pattern recognition into a compelling musical journey.
“Constellation” stands out by offering a personal perspective on dyslexia’s impact on auditory perception, delivering a full sonic universe filled with groove swaps, beat switches, and cosmic layers that transport listeners on a unique auditory voyage.
