MuséeCast

About MuséeCast

Everyone has a story to tell, which acts as a fundamental human experience that connects, inspires, and teaches others through shared experiences. Music like visual art is universal and can be understood across all cultures and languages. It is interwoven into our identity, being, and everyday lives. They are mediums of escapism and solace, tools of communication and reflection. like paint and canvas, sound and art are deeply connected. Even in popular culture, we consume music from a visual creative perspective. . Le Musée is a collective area dedicated to emerging musical compositions transformed into paintings. We want to share all types of art by collaborating with artists who create introspective sounds and mixtapes from the electronic scene. . If you'd like to submit a tape, DM or email to https://form.typeform.com/to/OUuKAUjF

Publisher

Le Musée

Category

arts

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

9 Sept 2022

Latest episode

15 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

54 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   15 Oct 2026

   MuséeCast 053 by Takt & Taumel

   Eve – Helen Frankenthaler, 1995, is a luminous study in raw color field abstraction and fluid visual resonance. Legendary for pioneered soak-stain techniques, Frankenthaler strips away rigid composition, allowing thinned pigment to seep directly into unprimed canvas. In Eve, sweeping washes of expressive warmth, organic gesture, and uninhibited color interact with spontaneous weight, giving physical form to tone and timbre. It stands as a vivid testament to Frankenthaler’s unique ability to teach color to speak creating a visual dialogue where boundary lines soften and spatial motion is defined by pure tonal emotion. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- The next chapter of MuséeCast welcomes the duo Takt & Taumel, delivering a masterfully sculpted selection that bridges deep melodic storytelling with their signature midtempo bounce. Drawing inspiration from Helen Frankenthaler’s 1995 masterpiece Eve, the set reflects the poetic spirit of "teaching color to speak." Much like Frankenthaler’s thinned pigments soaking into raw canvas, Takt & Taumel allow genre boundaries to dissolve effortlessly weaving elements of tech house, dark disco, indie dance, and deep techno down into lower BPM ranges. Moving patiently across 30 tracks from deep organic grooves to driving, hypnotic rhythms, the mix balances spatial restraint with warm, heavy-bottomed energy, creating an immersive journey built equally for deep focus and dance floor momentum. Follow the artists: @takt_und_taumel Mastered by: @therealheidenreich Tracklist: Schtu, Diladï, Ruben Coslada – The Shift (Ruben Coslada Remix) THE ILLUSTRATED MAN, Sasha Carassi, Aquarius Heaven – Dance of Shadows Sezer Uysal – No Gravity (Yuvèe Remix) Mitch Oliver, Might Delete Later – Secret (Extended Mix) Gezin – Do 2 Me (Original Mix) General Moses, Ellie Gonsalves – I'm Awake (Extended Mix) No Hopes, Sean Finn – Strings of Life (Extended Mix) DNVX – Love for Me (Extended Mix) TH;EN – Tria (Original Mix) Scopelyser – Cantus Nereidis (feat. Betty Barzilay) (Original Mix) Nu Aspect – Mind Illusion (Extended Mix) Fat Cosmoe, Luca Luper – I Know My Name (Original Mix) Solee – Ritmo (Original Mix) Alex Garett, NVRMĪND – Make Me Sick (Extended Mix) Seb Todd, Amalia Strigas – Tiempos (Original Mix) Hank, Stoley – TWO TIMES (Extended Mix) NAFEL – Cider and Champagne (Extended Mix) Prana Flow, Soul Of Void – Save Me (Extended Mix) LUCH – UH HUH (Original Mix) Deep Ändi – Gombeth (Original Mix) Agustin Giri – Seek (Original Mix) Space Motion – Epic Resurrection (Original Mix) SANDHAUS, Arude – The Touch (Original Mix) Goom Gum – Staccato (Original Mix) Jamek Ortega – Hard Knox (Original Mix) Pavel Petrov – Way Too High (Original Mix) SNYL, PYSH – Our Statement Red Hot Chili Peppers – Californication (Gifted Fire Edit) Irie, Jonas Fasching – ONDAS (Original Mix) Robosonic, O/Y – Kabale & Liebe (O/Y Revision)

2. 

   2 Oct 2026

   MuséeCast 052 by Rongoā

   The Piano Lesson – Henri Matisse, 1916, is an austere and deeply introspective masterpiece exploring rhythm, discipline, and acoustic quietude. Painted during a period of war and personal reflection, Matisse strips the scene of domestic sentimentality, organizing space through bold geometric planes, cool green fields, and sharp architectural angles. A young boy sits at the piano, his face partially shadowed by a dark wedge as he dissolves into the meditative focus of practice. The composition balances rigid, structural abstraction with subtle interior harmony punctuated by a distant figure on a high stool and a bronze sculpture in the foreground. Through its radical spatial economy and quiet focus, Matisse captures the precise moment where raw emotional energy surrenders to structural elegance. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The 52nd chapter of MuséeCast presents Rongoā, capturing a deeply immersive live downtempo recording straight from Kosmos Festival. Marking a thoughtful return to slower tempos for Finnish selector Henri Ilmari after years spent immersed in house music, this performance was crafted specifically for the intimate sanctuary of "The Dome." In this recording, Rongoā creates an atmospheric landscape that seamlessly reflects the structural balance and quiet focus of Henri Matisse’s canvas. Floating effortlessly between gentle rhythm and weightless atmosphere, the mix welcomes both movement and rest evoking the exact magic of that festival night, where listeners gathered under the dome to dance or simply lie on the floor in shared contemplation. Much like The Piano Lesson, it is a patient, deeply centered journey that balances spatial restraint with organic warmth and contemplative flow. Follow the artist: @rongoa

3. 

   18 Sept 2026

   MuséeCast 051 by LEi

   The Swan, No. 13 – Hilma af Klint, 1915, is a serene yet deeply evocative exploration of spiritual duality, cosmic order, and abstract transcendence. Created as part of her groundbreaking series The Paintings for the Temple, af Klint translates unseen esoteric forces into a striking visual geometry. A bold, central disc of radiating, concentric color bands—pulsing with vibrant primary hues, delicate pastels, and grounded earth tones anchors the canvas like a sacred mandala or cosmic portal. Beneath its graphic precision lies a fluid, biomorphic harmony that bridges the dualities of light and darkness, spirit and matter, motion and stillness. Through radiant symmetry and ethereal spatial depth, af Klint bypasses the physical world to expose the unseen energies governing existence, standing as a timeless visual study in balance, rhythm, and transcendent unity. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The 51st chapter of MuséeCast is helmed by LEi, delivering an intimate and captivating set originally recorded live at the Cosy Carpet event in Berlin. Known for weaving warm, expressive soundscapes, LEi approaches the booth with a delicate focus on narrative flow and atmospheric depth. In this beautiful recording, LEi creates an immersive sonic tapestry that directly echoes the radial balance and spiritual warmth of Hilma af Klint’s canvas. The mix gracefully moves through deep, pulsing grooves, lush atmospheric pads, and organic textures, slowly unfolding like the expanding circles of The Swan, No. 13. It is a patient, hypnotic journey that balances delicate intimacy with driving rhythm a seamless blend of Berlin’s cozy night energy and pure artistic release. Follow the artist: @lei_music www.instagram.com/lei__fla

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