Lazare

Lazare has made a mark in the electronic and house music scene with tracks that resonate with fans. “Bloom” stands out with its vibrant energy, drawing listeners into a rhythmic journey. Another track, “Not Control,” features catchy beats that encourage movement, making it a favorite in clubs.

“Tinana” and its extended mix keep the dance floor alive, while “Talk Less” offers a more laid-back vibe, still maintaining that danceable quality. “L'Amour - Radio Edit” rounds out the collection, bringing in a melodic touch that fits well in various playlists. Each track showcases Lazare's ability to blend elements of electronic music seamlessly, creating an engaging listening experience.

Lazare's latest single, "Talk Less (2025)," offers a rhythmic exploration typical of his style. The track features minimalist beats that encourage movement, providing an engaging listening experience. Following this, "Bloom (2025)" introduces a melodic progression that resonates with fans of house music, blending catchy hooks with a deep bassline. The extended mix, "Bloom (Extended Mix) (2025)," takes this concept further, allowing for a more immersive journey through sound.

Additionally, the collaboration "Change This Pain for Ecstasy (Lazare & ADDAM Remix) (2025)" showcases a fresh interpretation, adding layers to the original composition. This remix emphasizes dance-floor readiness while maintaining an emotional core. Each of these releases reflects Lazare's ability to connect with listeners, focusing on rhythm and atmosphere without unnecessary embellishments.

Lazare has made notable appearances at various venues and festivals in France. One standout performance took place at La Clairière, where the artist connected with the audience through a blend of deep beats and rhythmic elements. The atmosphere was charged, allowing for an engaging exchange between Lazare and the crowd.

In addition to La Clairière, Lazare has also graced the stage at Yoyo - Palais de Tokyo and Théâtre Victor Hugo Bagneux. These venues provided unique settings that complemented the artist's sound. His set at Komma Paris was well-received, showcasing his ability to adapt to different environments. The energy at Selcius was equally memorable, as the audience responded enthusiastically to his tracks.

Festival appearances have further broadened his reach, with performances at various electronic music events across France. Each occasion highlighted his growing influence within the electronic and house music scenes.