Aural Float

Aural Float is an electronic music project formed in 1994 by Gabriel Le Mar, Pascal Feos (R.i.P. Bro), and Alex Azary. They are known for creating "modern electronic listening music," which spans from ambient to space and experimental soundscapes. The group gained significant recognition for compiling soundtracks for the German cult TV series "SpaceNight," which aired on the BR TV station. Aural Float released several albums, including **Introspectives**, **Freefloat**, and **Beautiful Someday**. Their music often features deep, spacy sounds combined with well-constructed beats and spheric elements, making them a notable part of the electronic music scene in the 1990s.

Aural Float's involvement in "SpaceNight" helped evolve the series into an innovative audiovisual format, capturing the attention of a young generation with its cosmic and spherical sounds. The project is remembered as a pioneering force in electronic music, particularly in the chill-out genre, which was a significant part of the techno movement during that era.

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