From Synth Waves to Star Maps: Florent Lelong’s Musical Vision

Through his musical compositions Florent Lelong leads audiences beyond words for private sonic explorations which he develops through detailed sonic arrangements. He has practiced music through instinct and sensory perception for more than ten years by borrowing elements from pop, ambient, classical and urban musical styles.

The release of his album Constellations demonstrates his artistic peak. Sound takes precedence over lyrics because the album exists as a complete immersive experience which leads to introspection. Based on ancient traditions of finding mythical beings in star configurations Lelong guides listeners to explore their feelings through his musical compositions.

The album merges electronic textures with cinematic elements to create expansive cosmic sounds that also deliver intimate reflective moments starting from “Pegasus” through “Andromeda.”

During this interview we explore the sources which inspired Constellations alongside Lelong’s musical development and his musical objectives to create emotional responses in listeners.

 

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What inspired you to create CONSTELLATIONS? Is there a particular story or experience behind this track?
At the heart of this project was a visceral need to create instinctively, free from the constraints of any particular aesthetic. At some point, I realized how deeply I was drawing from within myself—composing this album felt like an inner journey, guided by emotions and intuition. I believe this album will resonate with those going through a period of introspection or self-reflection.

The title CONSTELLATIONS evokes imagery of stars and cosmic connections. What does this theme represent in your music?
For me, electronic music has always been closely linked to the concept of space—both the vastness of outer space and the mental space we create within ourselves. I pay close attention not just to the sounds themselves, but also to the space they inhabit and the way they shape the overall atmosphere.

How would you describe the sound and style of CONSTELLATIONS to someone who hasn’t heard your music before?
House music at the movies!

Did the creative process for CONSTELLATIONS differ from your previous work? If so, how?
Aside from the more instinctive and authentic approach I mentioned earlier, my creative process remains largely the same. I see music much like a sculptor working with stone or a director guiding actors—it’s about shaping raw material into something meaningful.

Are there any specific musical influences that shaped the sound of this single?
I’d say it’s a blend of Ben Böhmer and Nora En Pure meeting Hans Zimmer. These artists, despite working in different genres, share a common hypnotic, spatial quality in their music.

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I’d say it’s a blend of Ben Böhmer and Nora En Pure meeting Hans Zimmer.

What emotions or ideas did you want to convey through CONSTELLATIONS?
A wide range, really. CONSTELLATIONS can be seen as a journey into the unknown, into infinity. Along the way, listeners will experience moments of hesitation, excitement, questioning, and joy.

Can you share any interesting stories or challenges from the recording sessions for this track?
I gave myself just one constraint during the creation of this album: I chose one hardware instrument, one software, and stuck to this limited setup. In an era where everything is instantly accessible, I could have easily downloaded a plugin for a specific sound I had in mind and then forgotten about it. By imposing this rule, I forced myself to truly master my instrument and push it to its limits—something I might not have done otherwise.

What do you hope listeners take away from this single?
I hope each listener will make the album their own, using it to build their own universe and imagery. I named this album CONSTELLATIONS with ancient civilizations in mind—those who saw mythical and fantastical figures in the stars. I wanted to create a space of freedom, where everyone is invited to dream.

What’s next for Florent Lelong following this release? Are you working on more singles or perhaps a larger project?
I’m currently working on releasing the album on vinyl, and I already have a clear vision for my next sonic adventures! I encourage your readers to stay tuned!

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My name is Mister Styx and I'm a music blogger and an HVAC Engineer. I'm passionate about all kinds of music, from rock to hip-hop, Jazz, and Reggae as a matter of fact I am always eager to hear new sounds as music has no barrier, and I'm always looking for new sounds to explore. Hop on lets go fetch for some new sounds!

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