While “Llorca” concentrated on midtempo and jazz-infused electronic music, Art Of Tones is Ludovic Llorca's more edgy and dancefloor-ready project. Focused on House and Disco music, started as a side project in 2006 with a series of EP's on UK iconic 2020 vision label, it quickly became Ludovic's highly regarded moniker thanks to “Praise” and “Call The Shots”, both receiving positive feedbacks from well known dj's and getting licensed for a plethora of famous compilations (Xpress 2 for NRK's coast to coast, Francois K for Ministry Of Sound's Masterpieces...). After a couple of EP's on “Room With A View”, Art Of Tones EP's on We Play House and DFTD records topped electronic music platforms charts for weeks . Ludovic then started a fruitful collaboration with Fred Everything's Lazy Days label and Local Talk Records, releasing a good bunch of successful EP's. Among them, "The Rainbow Song" was a massive House-music anthem, playlisted and charted everywhere, aswell as one of Local Talk Records best sellers. The "Art Of Tones Collection" was the perfect summary of Ludovic's work on Lazy Days. Following a long list of EP's and remixes on various labels (Toytonics, Monoside, Razor N Tape, Papa Records, Wonderwheel, House Of Disco, Glitterbox...) Ludovic eventually released his first Art Of Tones album "Unbalanced" in December 2018 on swedish label Local Talk. Once again, the singles “Where The One Is” and “Reprise De Fonk” received massive feedbacks from DJ’s and producers around the world. With 25 years of music making, Ludovic is now releasing new material on his brand new label Palp, and his “All Night” EP has already received tremendous feedbacks from respected names such as Louie Vega, Folamour, Dave Lee, Steve Bug, Crazy P to name just a few... Art of Tones stands as one of the most sought-after producers and remixers in the industry, consistently delivering a funky, hard-hitting sound that dancefloors can't resist. As a DJ, his sets are flawless, capturing a refined blend of Disco and House music while also giving a nod to subtler jazz elements. With a knack for intuitively reading a room, he has secured his reputation as an in-demand talent. His unique sound, informed by years in the music scene, leaves an indelible impression on audiences and fellow DJs alike. After 25 years in the game, Art of Tones isn't just keeping pace - he's setting it. Unveiling fresh cuts on his new label, Palp, the "All Night" EP has already grabbed the ears of industry giants like Louie Vega, Dave Lee and Folamour. Also note Art of Tones is the alter ego of “Llorca” with his midtempo and jazz-infused electronic sound that would appeal to an entirely different crowd.
