Lunice

About

Lunice, the Montreal-bred beat architect, doesn’t just make music; he crafts sonic landscapes that are as mesmerizing as they are unpredictable. His sound, a potent blend of trap's swagger, hip-hop's raw energy, and the avant-garde textures of electronic experimentation, sets him apart in a genre often plagued by imitation. Emerging in the late 2000s with a string of influential remixes and early tracks like "Hyped Up," Lunice quickly established himself as a force, his productions characterized by their syncopated rhythms, distorted basslines, and unexpected sample choices. His collaborative work with Hudson Mohawke as TNGHT launched him into the stratosphere, their hard-hitting, stadium-ready sound defining a generation of electronic music producers. Beyond TNGHT, Lunice’s solo work, including the critically acclaimed "CCCLX" album, showcases a willingness to push boundaries, incorporating elements of grime, footwork, and even classical music. More than just a producer, Lunice is a curator of sound, an innovator who constantly seeks to redefine the possibilities of electronic music. With recent projects focusing on live performance and immersive audio-visual experiences, Lunice remains a vital and compelling voice in the global music scene.