Nuits Sonores music festival gets Lyon nights buzzing
- 9 years ago
“Voices from the Lake” an Italian duo made up of DJ/producers, Donato Dozzy and Neel, warmed up the dance floor with their hypnotic vibes at the first night of the Nuits Sonores music festival in Lyon.
The Italians are among more than 200 artists of 22 nationalities performing at this year’s urban festival, an event that continues to invest in some of the most remarkable industrial heritage sites and public spaces of the French city.
“I like all kinds of music. Both in my work with Donato and in my solo work I play techno, house and ambient music. I listen to music from the seventies from protopunk, which is music from the mid-1960s to mid-1970s that influenced punk rock to psychedelic music. I also listen to crowd rock and techno music. In fact it depends on my mood but most of the time I try to listen to different music styles,” explained Neel, DJ, producer and sound designer.
A highlight of the opening night was the live performance of Egyptian-Lebanese group Halawella made
The Italians are among more than 200 artists of 22 nationalities performing at this year’s urban festival, an event that continues to invest in some of the most remarkable industrial heritage sites and public spaces of the French city.
“I like all kinds of music. Both in my work with Donato and in my solo work I play techno, house and ambient music. I listen to music from the seventies from protopunk, which is music from the mid-1960s to mid-1970s that influenced punk rock to psychedelic music. I also listen to crowd rock and techno music. In fact it depends on my mood but most of the time I try to listen to different music styles,” explained Neel, DJ, producer and sound designer.
A highlight of the opening night was the live performance of Egyptian-Lebanese group Halawella made