Soul Machine (musician)

Jérémie Palmigiani, better known by his stage name Soul Machine, is a French electronic music producer and an electronic instrument designer. He has worked as a solo electronic musician and as a remixer for artists such as Yann Destal (Modjo), Nyls or Missill.

Soul Machine
Soul Machine in 2015
Background information
OriginFrance
Genres
Years active2009–present
Labels
WebsiteOfficial Page

Music

He started DJing and producing music under the name of Soul Machine in 2009. The French radio Radio Metal invites him to their "High Hopes" show of December 2010[1] after he released a non-official remix of the song "Blackened" by Metallica.

In 2012, the French DJ Girl Missill asks him to produce some tracks for her upcoming album and a remix of her single "Champions" in collaboration with the American hip hop duo M.O.P. and the British MC Dynamite MC.[2] The same year, he records a tribute to the French duo Justice on the massive pipe organ of Saint Joseph's Basilica in Grenoble, France.[3]

He composes in 2013 the soundtrack of a documentary directed in Fukushima by the charity/fashion project "Silk Me Back in Japan".[4][5]

In parallel, the Franco-Italian singer Nyls, asks him to remix his single "Crazy".[6] The remix is featured in the Soundtrack of the movie "Yellow" directed by Rene Zhang the following year.[7]

In 2014, Yann Destal, singer of Modjo, calls him to remix his single "Walk With Me".[8][9] Soul Machine releases the same year a double EP Phanerosphene I&II[10] on So French Records,[11] with an art cover painted by the Arizonian Psychedelic artist Jeff Hopp.[12]

He releases in 2015 the song "Wonderkids" co-produced with the Czech producer Atrey. The EP "Wonderkids Remixes" is released the following year featuring remixers such as Superfunk or Mozambo.[13]

Instruments design

In 2018, Soul Machine introduces his own handmade Electronic instruments under the name of "Far Beyond Perception".[14]

The MS-X, an Analog synthesizer, is a modified Korg Monotron inspired by the Korg MS-10.[15]

The Psylotron is a hybrid replica of the Mellotron M400.[16]

Discography

Singles: [17]

YearTitleLabel
2012O.C.S.I.DSo French Records
2012ProhibitionSo French Records
2012HauntedEN Records
2013Off the Lip (Zano Boogie)So French Records
2014ChromaesthesiaSo French Records
2015Wonderkids (feat Atrey)So French Records
2016New Horizons over PlutoSo French Records

EPs: [17]

YearTitleLabel
2014Phanerosphene : Part ISo French Records
2014Phanerosphene : Part IISo French Records
2015Wonderkids RemixesSo French Records

Official Remixes:

YearArtistTitleLabel
2012Missill feat M.O.P. & Dynamite MCChampions (Soul Machine Remix)Play Me Records
2013AdriAnDeluded State (Soul Machine Remix)So French Records
2013Rubber SpannerSatanic Synths from Outer Space (Soul Machine Remix)Jet Set Trash
2013NylsCrazy (Soul Machine Remix)Icon Records
2013DizkodeathWizard (Soul Machine Remix)Jet Set Trash
2014Yann DestalWalk With Me (Soul Machine Remix)Else Music

References
  1. Blanc, Amaury. "Parole aux Machines". Radio Metal.
  2. "MISSILL – Champions (feat MOP & Dynamite MC)". discogs.
  3. Schultz, Michael. "Justice Pipe Organ Medley by Justice". French Touch Info.
  4. Moulin, Isabelle. "Silk Me Back : Merci". Silk Me Back.
  5. Isabelle, Moulin. "A regarder absolument". Silk Me Back in Japan.
  6. "Nyls : Biography". Soundamental.
  7. "Yellow (Rene Zhang)". IMDb.
  8. "Yann Destal-Walk With Me Ep+New Video". French Touch Info.
  9. "Albums and singles of Yann Destal". Charts in France.
  10. "Soul Machine reveals Phanerosphene – part I". Earmilk.
  11. "Phanerosphene Part II". So French Records.
  12. "Phanerosphene by Jeff Hopp". Fine Art America.
  13. Sebastian. "Soul Machine feat Atrey Wonderkids Remix release". Drive Radio.
  14. "MS-X Is A Full Monophonic Analog Synthesizer Built From A KORG Monotron!". Synth Anatomy.
  15. "Korg MS-X: an extreme Korg Monotron makeover". Gear News.
  16. "Psylotron Mellotron M400 Hybrid Replica". Synthopia.
  17. "Soul Machine on So French Records". So French Records.
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