Natasha Pirard
Natasha Pirard is a Belgian experimental electronic musician whose work blends analogue synthesis, tape loops, acoustic instrumentation, and voice into intimate, slowly unfolding compositions. Her music is rooted in attentive listening, small motifs evolve, return, and dissolve, allowing emotional nuance and everyday sonic detail to surface. With a background in Musicology at Ghent University, she draws from both historical music theory and contemporary experimentation, inspired by figures such as Steve Reich, Mica Levi, and the women featured in Sisters with Transistors.
After developing her practice within DEEWEE, the studio run by Soulwax/2manydjs, Pirard released Dream Cycles(2024), a four-cassette project built from tactile, warm, slowly shifting sound worlds. This body of work set the foundation for her new album, Fernande, Cécile (2025), which turns inward and explores matrilineal memory, family transformation, and the fragility of recollection. Dedicated to her mother and late grandmother, the album builds a sonic language that expresses emotional textures that words cannot hold, shaping one of her most personal and resonant works to date.
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