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Bon Voyage Organisation, helmed by the French producer and musician Adrien Durand, is more than just a music project. It's a universe, a journey, a symphony of soundscapes that intertwine disco, funk, and jazz with electronic and world music. Durand has been lauded for his ability to blur the lines between varied music genres, delivering a sound that is unique and pioneering. His innovative use of sound and style has also extended to the visual realm of music videos, where he's made a significant impact.
The imaginative music video for his track 'Goma' is a perfect example. Filmed in Congo, it features a procession of lightning, shamanic figures and dancers, echoing quite cleverly the track's funky beat and hypnotic vibe. Then there's the video for 'Love Soup', where you witness Durand immersed in a Japanese onsen. The video is so calming and immersive, you could almost feel the steam yourself. Another striking feature of Durand's work is the subtlety with which he couples his music with surreal, otherworldly imagery. Like in his video "Shenzhen 5", that film pays homage to the atmosphere of the Chinese city with radiant colors and hybrid creatures. Now wouldn't it be interesting to know that Adrien Durand is scare of flying and has a deep-rooted fear of cockroaches? Well, we'd certainly say he's conquered at least one fear, considering the global locales his music videos have travelled.
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