Relaxation music since 1996
Celebrating a milestone 3 decades in the industry, NoSushi is an electronic music producer who has spent the last thirty years refining a sound that is as playful as it is profound. The project’s origins are rooted in a clever linguistic twist; the name itself is a creative “French-English” play on words. Derived from the French expression “No-Soucis” (meaning “no worries” or “no problem”), the moniker was transformed into the catchier, more global NoSushi. This name perfectly encapsulates the artist’s approach: an easy-going philosophy layered over a meticulous production style.
Now entering their thirtieth year as a producer, NoSushi has moved beyond the experimental phases of a newcomer to become a seasoned architect of sound. These decades of experience is evident in the depth of the music, which often acts as a sonic Rorschach test for those closest to the artist.
The reaction from their inner circle highlights the complexity of the NoSushi project. While some listeners see the music as a direct mirror of the artist’s personality, others find the sound so transformative and distinct that they struggle to reconcile the music with the person they know. This duality—between the creator and the creation—is where NoSushi thrives, proving that after thirty years, the music still has the power to surprise even those who know the artist best.
There is a very specific frequency to the early hours of the weekend—that liminal space where the world is waking up, but you remain suspended in a state of dreamlike disorientation. This is the essence of SATMO (Saturday Morning), the latest four-track odyssey from NoSushi. Designed to capture the feeling of being “dizzy and still sleepy,” this album is a masterclass in mesmerizing electronica.
With “Mystic Power,” NoSushi invites you to step beyond the physical realm and into a world of ancient energy and spiritual depth. This track is a vibrant tapestry of Far Eastern sounds and sacred Indian chants, meticulously woven into a modern electronic framework. It is an exploration of the “unseen force”—the mystic power that resides within the silence of meditation and the vibration of the voice.
In the practice of mindfulness, there is a fundamental concept: the return. Every time our mind wanders, we gently say “hello” to the present moment once more. “Hi again and again” by NoSushi is the sonic embodiment of this cycle. A deep, smooth, and profoundly meditative track, it serves as a rhythmic greeting to the “now,” offering a space where repetition becomes a form of spiritual evolution.
In the delicate intersection between wakefulness and sleep lies a state of consciousness known as “sub-dreaming”—a place where the mind is fluid, the body is weightless, and the boundaries of reality begin to blur. The track “SubDreaming” is a high-definition exploration of this threshold, performed entirely on an ethereal piano that sounds as if it is being played at the bottom of a clear, moonlit ocean.
The latest full-length odyssey from NoSushi, titled “Why is this ?”, is an album born from a unique moment in time. Composed and published within a whirlwind three-week vacation in the South of France, the record captures the raw, unpolished energy of a creator in constant motion. It is a bold attempt at reconciling the driving energy of electro with the expansive stillness of ambient music.