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.
On July 20, 1969, the world held its breath as humanity took its first steps on the lunar surface. While history books often focus on the fire of the engines and the tension of the control room, my track “Apollo 11” seeks to capture the other side of that journey: the profound, echoing silence of the moon and the immense solitude of the void.
In the world of experimental and abstract music, we often find ourselves lost in layers of complexity, searching for hidden meanings within dense textures. However, with the release of “Obvious,” we take a different path. This track is a celebration of the undeniable—a sonic exploration of the truths that sit right in front of us, yet are so often overlooked in the noise of daily life.
In the discography of an artist, certain albums act as milestones—not just for the sounds they contain, but for the cryptic messages they convey. The album “56” is a profound example of this. With a title that suggests a specific point in time, a coordinate, or perhaps a symbolic age, this collection of 12 tracks invites the listener into a world where minimalist structure meets lush, organic atmosphere.
There is a specific kind of silence that can only be found at the water’s edge—a place where the roar of the ocean paradoxically quiets the noise of the mind. “Sirens” is a sonic exploration of this exact moment: the experience of taking a solitary walk along a desolate beach, where the only company you have is the rhythm of the tide and the weight of your own memories.
✨ reBirth: The Long-Awaited Return of NoSushi In the world of electronic music, some legacies never truly fade; they simply go into hibernation, waiting for the right moment to resurface. The album “reBirth” marks a monumental milestone in our history, as it signals the definitive return of NoSushi to the creative forefront. A Legacy Handed … Read more