Lia Moon grew up in an environment where consoles, synths, and instruments circulated like toys. From a very young age, she was surrounded by the world of the recording studio Le Château d’Hérouville, a space that became a refuge for experimentation and instilled in her an instinctive, visceral relationship to sound. As a child, she composed, repurposed machines, and explored electronic textures. Her universe carries the imprint of these early lights: hybrid, organic, pulsing with shadows.
Between audiovisual studies, classical flute training, and nights spent in Parisian underground venues, she forged an identity shaped by mutant house, tectonic basslines, and influences gathered from travels and encounters. She was among the first artists, from the ’90s onward, to improvise with an instrument at the heart of electronic sets. Her journey has taken her to international stages: alongside Wax Tailor since 2007, with David Walters on his concerts and albums, and on the In Waves project with saxophonist Samy Thiébault, which earned her the title of 3rd best flutist in France by Jazz Magazine in 2024. Alpha Blondy, Manu Dibango, Gasandji, and many others have also enriched her universe, where acoustic tradition and club energy intertwine.
On stage, Lia Moon unfolds a chiaroscuro set: flute, keyboards, machines, electronic percussion, and DJing intertwine in a moving ritual. She builds tense trajectories, spectral rises, and sudden breaks where groove, breath, trance, and the unexpected slip in. Each performance is a passage, a zone where genres dissolve and the audience is drawn into an experience more physical than narrative.
Lia Moon champions a free, inhabited approach — at once earthy and cosmic. A singular energy that blurs the boundaries between club, inner journey, and ritual ceremony.
