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Vague Imaginaires is a musical project by Denis Morin, exploring electronic composition, field recordings and imaginary geographies through albums and live performances.
Vague Imaginaires, Denis Morin, electronic music, ambient music, experimental electronic, sound design, field recordings, imaginary geographies, ambient techno, fourth world, experimental sound
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Imaginary Geographies

Vague Imaginaires is a musical project by Denis Morin, operating at the crossroads of sound design, electronic composition and imaginary geographies. Through albums conceived as impossible islands, the project unfolds as a drifting archipelago — a constellation of sonic forms shaped by field recordings, looping melodies, poly-rhythmic structures and synthetic textures.

Listening as Drift

Rather than belonging to a fixed style, Vague Imaginaires unfolds as a mutable structure — one that only exists through bodies, listening situations and contexts of diffusion. Club culture, ambient music, fourth world, dub, afterclub or bedroom listening spaces are not identities to be claimed, but reference points that open perception and invite drift.

Melodies repeat, dissolve and subtly reconfigure themselves, folding memory back onto itself. They do not impose direction, but suggest movement — inviting the listener not to follow a path, but to get gently lost.

Sound as Living Matter

Sound is treated as a living material — porous, fragile, constantly transforming. The project blurs the boundary between organic sound matter and digital processes. Rivers, winds, voices and environments are not treated as documents, but as forces in motion, shaped and transformed in dialogue with synthesis, memory and degradation.

Field Recording as Fiction

Field recordings play a central role: autobiographical fragments, environmental traces, distant voices, cities, rituals, domestic sounds. They function as mnemonic signals rather than testimonies — bridges between lived experience and fictional geographies, between the real and the imagined.

Live Situations

Live performances extend this approach into immersive situations, combining improvisation, field material and real-time sound transformation. Each performance adapts to its context, its acoustics, its audience, its moment. Nothing is fixed; everything is shared.

Shared Weather

At its core, Vague Imaginaires considers music as a shared and cooperative practice. Listening becomes a way of being together — a quiet mode of attention where getting lost together opens space for other ways of sensing, imagining and relating.


It is not a genre, not a project, not even a name.
It is a weather pattern.