Debut EP by Mathilde Tirard – Noro/Marco/Merco

09/10/2025

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Mathilde Tirard is a composer and sound engineer trained at the CNSMD in Paris. After accompanying artists such as Popimane, Dramane Dembélé, Dafné Kritharas, and CKRAFT on stage, she developed an intimate and sensory sound style combining field recordings, electronic textures, and real-life stories. Inspired by Nicolas Jaar, Pierre Henry, and Parajanov, Mathilde sculpts sound to express the world in a different way.

Her first EP combines field recordings made in Armenia with precisely sculpted electronic textures. Each track was born from an encounter or a moment captured in real life: a taxi driver, a mass, a conversation, a bath, a shared misunderstanding.

Through a sound collage approach and sensory writing, Mathilde stretches everyday life to create a space for listening and poetry. Conceived as an immersive journey in five stages, the EP also unfolds in the form of sound installations, inviting the audience to experience the music in a direct, collective, and multisensory way.

Artist: Mathilde Tirard
Release: Noro/Marco/Merco EP
Label: Tedri Records
Release Date: Oct 3. 2025

1. Au milieu des pierres
2. Noro/Marco/Merco
3. Shared pomegranates? Naive thing
4. Can I take a picture?
5. Fade in the rearview

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