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In this episode of Artists of Sound, we follow Cécile, the artist known as DeLaurentis, through her creative journey, from her Parisian roots to becoming a boundary-pushing artist who blends cinematic, electronic, and classical music.

Cécile opens up about her unique experience with synesthesia, explaining how sound translates into vibrant colors, shapes, and patterns, which deeply influences both her music and visual art.

Through a behind-the-scenes look at her studio and performances of her upcoming album Musicalism, Cécile shares how AI tools and technology have shaped her creative process, blending the tactile with the abstract in her art and storytelling.

At the Heart of the Creative Process DELAURENTIS

Like Chaton, Whim Therapy, Twenty9 and Uèle Lamore, Cécile Léogé, aka DeLaurentis, spent time at Sony CSL’s studios experimenting with and incorporating their tools into her compositions. We met her at the Elektric Park festival, where she was presenting the Avoriaz project with Joachim Garraud, and took the opportunity to ask her about the experience.

Musician, producer, composer, writer, and singer – DeLaurentis is one and more. It’s the story of a French little girl who would watch her dad playing music, and quickly understood that musical notes could spring up and fly away from her arms, her hands, her fingers. The music was a part of her.

With this revelation, the sky opened up to her. After several years spent at the Conservatory she became a self-taught producer, and discovered the world of computer music influenced by Laurie Anderson, one of the first women to pioneer electronic music.

DeLaurentis settled in Paris in 2015, and released her first two EPs. She started to get noticed then, with her unique universe and music videos.

Her new album “UNICA” is due to release on September 3rd, 2021.

Explorer DeLaurentis Pays Tribute to the Female Pioneers of Electronic Music in Bourges

Paris (France) (AFP) – Whether using a vintage ARP 2500, a huge analogue synthesizer, or voice cloning powered by artificial intelligence, producer DeLaurentis travels through time at Le Printemps de Bourges to pay tribute to the female pioneers of electronic music.

DeLaurentis, a Journey to the Heart of Electronic Music at Le Printemps de Bourges

By Olivier Nuc

“I’ve developed a sensitivity to machines”: DeLaurentis, the electronic musician harnessing AI

Toulouse-born singer and electronic musician DeLaurentis created a show for Le Printemps de Bourges paying tribute to the female pioneers of electronic music, while also pushing the genre forward through her innovative use of AI.

By Éric Bureau