Loud Sounds 152
Frédéric Renaudin — Vertigineuse

Fred Renaudin is a French musician known for his skills as a multi-instrumentalist and accompanist. He plays piano, keyboards, saxophones, bass, flute, and flugelhorn, and also sings. Fred has worked with international artists such as Sting and Zucchero.

On Vertigineuse he combines African choir chants with saxophone melodies, mallet riffs reminiscent of French minimalists and jazz-fusion-influenced synths solos akin to the collaborations of Joe Zawinul with Eric Mouquet and Michel Sanchez from Deep Forest. And India Lounge notable for its beautiful muted trumpet and soaring guitar solo, sounds exactly like its title.
st.art — Metanoia

To quote the artists, "If you know what Metanoia is, then you are on the right path". To quote the dictionary, "is a transformative change of heart; especially : a spiritual conversion." Now you know. So I hope you are now on the right path.

I guess you'll be even more so, if you listen to Metanoia by st.art. The song brings together an Orthodox Christian prayer and modern futuristic-sounding dance music to create a stylistic mix unheard and unthought of before its release.
Antony Szmierek — Flight Simulator

Antony cites Caribou, LCD Soundsystem, Four Tet as influences. And his own sleek and nuanced brand of electronic music, incorporating influences from house, disco, techno, IDM and even trance, sounds like all of these artists combined. But it also sounds like none of them (and nobody in particular!) on Flight Simulator, adding serious poetry and soulful vocal melodies to the equation.