AUDIO
On this page you will find most of the musical creations of Nola's key, whether they are studio compositions, or soundtracks for live performance.
Everything is freely downloadable under the terms of the Creative Commons license.
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Must-listened
An Einstein's thought as a manifesto. Emblematic and founder track of Nola's key (2005).
Mash-up based on vocal and instrumental samples from Placebo. Broadcast on a french radio, then used by the group for the opening sequence of the Meds Tour concerts in 2006. [More infos]
Slow progressive and glitchy rise composed for the public entrance of the contemporary dance piece Every Little Movements (Compagnie Le Pôle - Lorient).
Punchy electro track built on voice samples from the characters of the Vincenzo Natali's cult movie Cube.
Wondergen
​Wondergen is composed of nine selected studio compositions by Nola's key between 2007 and 2013.
All the titles are available for listening in the window opposite and can be downloaded in FLAC or mp3-320 format.
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Lyrics are available via the corresponding icon below the playback bar.
Some thumbnails below were leading to animations on the original website, deleted in 2020 due to the end of the development of the Flash Player plugin.
It is still possible to download and read them with a Flash player installed locally on your computer.
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"To a wondering generation.
To wonders generated by the brain."
Publication date: April 2013
Autres pistes
Autres pistes include unpublished titles, remixes and some soundtracks for the performing arts.
It is updated regularly with each new publication of a title.
You can download a particular title by hovering over its name in the player and clicking on the small icon on the right, or all the titles by clicking on the link above the cover.
Last update : Vis Insita - 03/08/2020
Bande son de la pièce de danse contemporaine "every little movement", Cie Le Pôle. Librement adapté de Jean-S Bach.
D'après le texte "Tristan" d'Eric Vigner. Avec la participation du comédien Alexandre Rubis.