This new album from Zanov, French Electronic artist since 1976, will transport you to 9 different, unknown, surprising and wonderful musical worlds. After reestablishing the link between past and future, Zanov had many musical and sound ideas for 2015. He got an Access Virus TI synthesizer, in addition to the Arturia Origin and began composing a

This new album from Zanov, French Electronic artist since 1976, will transport you to 9 different, unknown, surprising and wonderful musical worlds. After reestablishing the link between past and future, Zanov had many musical and sound ideas for 2015. He got an Access Virus TI synthesizer, in addition to the Arturia Origin and began composing a new album. This album features shorter independent pieces, which are based on different and original ideas, and reflect the color of his music. He creates his sounds from his emotions and pays particular attention to their combination and evolution. Listen and Enjoy .....

One of the first french electronic music composer is back after a long silence, with this beautiful musical trip, exploring the universe of sounds. Listen with both ears, for the musical content is not inert, it moves, it breathes, it dies, it is reborn.

This album was composed and realized on analog synthesisers VCS3, ARP 2600, ARP sequencer, RMI

One of the first french electronic music composer is back after a long silence, with this beautiful musical trip, exploring the universe of sounds. Listen with both ears, for the musical content is not inert, it moves, it breathes, it dies, it is reborn.

This album was composed and realized on analog synthesisers VCS3, ARP 2600, ARP sequencer, RMI harmonic synthesizer, Korg PS-3300. Initially recorded on tapes, the composiitons were digitized, completed on Arturia Origin synthesizer and remixed. Zanov has a unique style, powered by his determination and capacity to create the totality of the sound matter which constitute his musical compositions. Zanov is resurging after his 3 albums (vinyls) "Green ray" (Polydor) in 1977, "Moebius" (Polydor) in 1978 and "In cours of time" (Solaris) in 1982.