La Maison Noir (2019) [N/A]

Release Date:
February 17, 2019

Original Title:
La Maison Noir

Genres:
Music

Production Companies:
Iconic Agency

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 18

The Gift and the Curse

The next stage in the evolution of noirwave is here; this time in the form of Petite Noir’s latest project: La Maison Noir. In collaboration with Red Bull Music and The Noirwave, the introspective visual album journeys through the formative stages of artist Yannick Illunga’s life with reference to the four elements of fire, earth, water and air. Evoking themes of resistance, migration and women’s rights, the four-part visual EP is peppered with imagery in reference to the four sections of the Congolese cosmogram (Kala, Tukula, Luvemba and Masoni), each of which serve to illustrate various aspects of life. lamaisonnoir.com #LaMaisonNoir #RedBullMusic

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Colorist:
Kyle Stroebel

Director:
Timothy Weyer
Rharha Nembhard

Director of Photography:
Deon Van Zyl

Drone Operator:
Nick Burton-Moore

Editor:
Alex Fyn
Andrew Kirkby
Timothy Weyer

Focus Puller:
Matthew MacDonald

Phantom Operator:
Karl Schmidt

Producer:
Kirby Kruger
Keane Balt

Sound Designer:
Timothy Weyer

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