Avant-Garde / Electro-Jazz / indietronica

WHY PATTERNS? – Give The Word

by Stephan Boissonneault

WHY PATTERNS? is a new luminous synthesizer/saxophone soundscape two piece from Paris, France. The debut single “GIVE THE WORD,” has a jazzy and drone repetition to it, following a live abstract video from the French/Bosnian artist, Dabube. We envision more madness from WHY PATTERNS? soon in the form of an EP this spring.

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