In a world saturated with sounds and images, Lysten chooses silence.
With Reflect, his new solo piano EP, the French electronic artist delivers a minimalist and deeply human work: five stripped-down pieces, crossed by analog breaths — like a suspended respiration between two eras.
Conceived as a mental pause, Reflect invites listeners to slow down, to disconnect in order to reconnect with what truly matters — oneself, reality, slowness.
“I needed a moment of silence before giving new breath to electronics. This EP is an intimate parenthesis, a place where everything stops.”
After sharing the stage with Grandbrothers and French 79, Lysten returns to his childhood piano — a refuge, an inner voice. The electronic textures, reduced here to their essence, simply brush against the harmonies.
Reflect marks a poetic transition before a larger work to come in 2026.
Lysten will present this project live, notably as the opening act for Thylacine’s European tour and at La Maroquinerie in Paris on November 6.
The EP is available to listen to here.