Hologramme shares a hypnotic new track, ‘RW:AK’

Canadian producer and arranger Hologramme has returned with his latest single, ‘RW:AK’, released on April 19th, 2024, through his own label, Société Holographique de Montréal. Boasting over 5.2 million streams across various platforms, Hologramme has left an indelible mark on the music scene. His performances at esteemed venues like Piknic Electronik in Montreal and Timeless Festival in South Africa, where he shared the stage with luminaries such as Royksopp and Tycho, have further solidified his reputation. Notably, he headlined the Montreal Jazz Fest in 2022, captivating an audience exceeding 3000 attendees. Continuing to tour alongside acclaimed artists like Fakear and Mome, Hologramme shows no signs of slowing down. His music, a captivating blend of IDM, electronica, and cinematic influences, weaves mesmerizing sonic tapestries. Renowned for his enthralling live shows, characterized by intricate soundscapes and striking visuals, Hologramme’s compositions have found their way into films and global campaigns, drawing inspiration from electronic luminaries such as Floating Points and Nicolas Jaar, resonating with audiences worldwide. Hologramme has firmly established himself as a trailblazing producer, seamlessly melding orchestral and cinematic elements with raw electronic production.

The ‘RW:AK’ remix of Hologramme’s 2020 hit ‘Alaska’ reimagines it as a dynamic lo-fi house composition, showcasing his adeptness at merging different musical styles. Commencing with ambient nuances, it gradually intensifies into a euphoric culmination, featuring lively synths and snippets of vocals. With its infectious beat, the track is tailor-made for festival stages, harmonizing tranquil atmospheres with exhilarating momentum.

Hologramme divulged: “As I left Montreal for Paris, I realized that I was closer than ever to my idols, and that what separated me from them had never been the distance, but rather the amount of work I put into a track and my ability to let go of my ego in the face of art. I found myself thinking about ‘Alaska’, my single released on April 17, 2020, which touched on themes of vulnerability and authenticity. And as everything comes full circle, I decided to revisit it four years later. It’s a production I finished just a few days ago, and it’s set to be released in three weeks. It’s the closest I’ve ever been to my art and its release. The authenticity between my creation and who I am at the moment it’s released is phenomenal. The industry often pushes us to wait months, even years, before releasing tracks, but I believe that era is over. I want to share the purest version of my art, without compromise, and to explore this new playground. There’s no truth or absolute; I’m just having fun and experimenting with art. I hope you’ll enjoy it.”