Airmow

Airmow is a Parisian electronic music producer and artist. Drawing inspiration from fashion, contemporary art and cinema, Airmow creates immersive soundscapes where the cold, clinical precision of electronic production gives rise to music charged with tension and emotion. His creative protocol is rooted in a synaesthetic approach to images. He acts as a musical translator, interpreting and composing intuitively, pruning, cutting and reshaping living sonic matter. After his album Broken Memories, which explored the theme of memory through intense, modern compositions, his recent singles Fragments, Submersion and Chroma oscillate between unique textures and raw energy. On stage, his live performances turn sound into sculpted matter, enhanced by unique scenography and visual aesthetics. While visuals are the catalyst for his inspiration, his music has drawn the attention of the luxury and fashion industries, leading him to collaborate with brands such as YSL, Prada and Mugler, and to score the Weinsanto and Algieri shows at Paris Fashion Week. In 2026, his track Fragments was selected by Apple for its Keynote. With Lola Le Vient, he founded the studio Il pleut, a two-person practice where image and sound form a single language, for luxury houses, cultural institutions and experimental installations such as Bâton de pluies.