Loud Unity, a 36-year-old French electronic artist, has announced the release of his new track ‘Flying the Birds’ just a month after his debut performance at Tomorrowland Belgium. Following a year of activity under this pseudonym, Loud Unity shares his captivating journey.
Born in Dijon in 1988, Geoffrey, known as Loud Unity, has always had a passion for music. At the age of 16, he began creating music under a first alias, which he prefers to keep secret, using vintage machines. He soon transitioned to computer-assisted music (CAM) and became a DJ.
Over the next seven years, he made a name for himself in minimal techno during its peak popularity in French clubs and after-parties.In 2013, as techno clubs gradually closed, Loud Unity reinvented himself by composing urban music. Influenced by artists such as Carl Cox, Jeff Mills, Eminem, and 2Pac, he established himself as a beat-maker for ten years, selling his instrumentals on well-known platforms. It was during this period that he met MJ, an influential producer who became both his mentor and friend.
Loud Unity expresses deep gratitude to those who helped him overcome his limits, particularly MJ, Hi Mode, and all those who encouraged him throughout his journey. After a break of almost two years, Loud Unity emerged in September 2023, symbolizing a rebirth after more than 15 years of learning and exploration. His pseudonym evokes themes of unity and sharing, embodying a character who is spiritual and introverted in everyday life but extroverted and supercharged on stage.Today, Loud Unity presents his 15th opus, ‘Flying the Birds,’ a deep and emotional production that celebrates the end of summer. This new single promises to take listeners on a unique and touching musical journey.
