Night Shift w/ Night Shift w/ Pulse Records

▶️ Pulse is a music platform recently founded by Swiss-based artists living between Lausanne and Geneva. The members, Colas Weber, Erik Nardini, Lucas Lauth, and Matěj Moravec, share a common vision that emphasizes the importance of improvisation in music. Through their label, they aim to present their unique perspective on contemporary music.

Pulse holds residencies at Le Bourg in Lausanne, where they organize events that combine live machine performances with DJ sets. These events serve as a space to take risks and explore new sonic territories. 

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▶️ Colas, releasing under his own name derives inspiration from diverse sources such as philosophy, mysticism and uncharted territories. Weber’s sound is inherently minimalist, adopting a rhythm-based tribal approach with as little as possible to fill the sonic space.

▶️ Erik, known for his versatility in the Swiss club scene, is a DJ, live-set performer, visual artist, sound-engineer and a passionate builder of his own synthesizers. Active behind the name E-Garbage, Nardini’s technical background and logical thinking is transposed to his music as a crystal clear system of sounds and patterns that creatively evolves over the time and keep listener dance till the end of his sets.

▶️ Lucas Lauth, also known as Mono-Tone, is a trained musician who actively participates in various other projects, including a collaboration with Colas Weber as Entelechia, as well as involvements in numerous jazz and rock bands. Lauth's musical approach with Pulse knows no boundaries, defying tempos and genres, allowing for boundless creative possibilities at any given moment.

▶️ Matěj Moravec, also known as Nathan Solo, brings over 10 years of music production and performance experience from Prague to the Swiss scene. His music is a melancholic blend of deep basses, murky pads, and minimalist rhythms that explore techno and electro in experimental forms. Moravec embraces failure as a creative outcome and applies this mindset to his music, visual or graphic design practice.