Flore Laurentienne, the orchestral project of composer and orchestrator Mathieu David Gagnon, has unveiled the music video for “Régate.”
The track serves as the lead single from the upcoming album Volume III, set for release on April 10, 2026 via Secret City Records.
Gentle and immersive, “Régate” unfolds as a soothing, elegantly restrained classical piece, allowing Gagnon’s meticulous arrangements to ebb and flow with a calming, almost meditative grace.
About the track by Mathieu:
“Régate,” evokes a rapid shift in perspective, resulting in a lively race between a synthesizer ostinato and a string orchestra.
“The more the piece unfolds, the more the melody becomes desynchronized.
It overlaps or harmonizes. The piece evokes a rapid shift in perspective.
In the last section, harps replace the piano.
We replayed the harp tracks backwards and recorded the reverb they produced, then put it all back in place.
The result you hear before each harp chord is the reverb tail played backwards.
This was a method used in the 1970s. The synthesizer used to make the ostinato is the same one they used on Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the Moon, the EMS Synthi. A rare English synthesizer.”
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Flore Laurentienne – Régate [Music Video]
