
Back in February a track titled 'Love' by the mysterious TB caused a storm of speculation over at Headphone Sex regarding its authenticity as a new product of Thomas Bangalter. As humble as he was shocked that his work could be mistaken for that of his musical hero, a young Brett Ewels piped up to inform us of the mistaken identity and in fact that it was his material produced, under the soon to be named alter ego; Louis La Roche.
So how long have you been Djing?
I've been a bedroom DJ since the age of 10 (year 2000) and I've been playing in clubs seen the age of 16 (early 2007)
Where did your DJ name come from?
Can you name a record that first sparked your interest in dance music?
Do you have any residencies or events you play regularly?
How/when did you first begin making music?
Your previous work under the alias Night Facilities was a more electronic sounding project, what made you turn to the French disco sound as Louis La Roche?
Your track 'Love' was mistaken as a new Thomas Bangalter track, how did it feel having your music respected on a similar scale as Thomas?
Has the hype surrounding this confusion changed your motives or musical direction as an artist?
As Night Facilities you've remixed other artists tracks, do you intend on putting the Louis La Roche touch to any tracks in the future?
Who would you most like to work with on a track and why?
Where do you see yourself in 10 years time?
I don't really think about it too much. Just still making music, trying new styles, new projects. I'd love to work with a band or with another producer, I've only worked with vocalists so far, who knows!
Check out his recent mixtape for No Love Lost Records:
Louis La Roche - NLLR Mixtape.mp3 (zshare)
01 - Daft Punk - Cresendolls (Soulwax Edit)
02 - Bjork - Alarm Call (Alan Braxe & Benjamin Diamond Remix)
03 - Cassius - Feeling For You
04 - Modjo - What I Mean (Aloud Remix)
05 - Surkin - Next Of Kin (Todd Edwards Remix)
06 - Strip Steve - Tommy Boy
07 - The Disco Boys - B-B-Baby
08 - Simian Mobile Disco - Tits & Acid
09 - Headman - Song 8
10 - CJ Bolland - Sugar Is Sweeter (Twocker Remix)
11 - Like Woah - Oh I Like (Whitenoise Remix)
12 - Louis La Roche - Peach + The Streets - Has It Come To This (acapella)
13 - Busta Rhymes - Dangerous (Night Facilities Remix)
14 - Heads We Dance - My Heart Is Set On You (Louis La Roche Remix)
You can also download his new EP for free here:
Louis La Roche - The Peach EP.zip (Sharebee)
01 - Peach
02 - On The Floor
03 - Love
04 - Do You Remember?
05 - Get On Down
Louis La Roche Myspace
Night Facilities Myspace





3 comments:
I'll be keeping a close eye on Louis, that's for sure. I can relate to what he's saying about French Touch vs French Touch 2.0. However, I must admit that French Electro is important, too. Let's face it- French House was pretty dead and uninventive by 2004-5. French Electro came in at the opportune time, and people like Justice, Busy P, TTC, Para One, & Surkin not only brought something new to Paris, but also to the history of dance music. Electro is the first subgenre of 'dance' music that was born from and thrives off of internet culture & technology- that's the reason why it's so different. It's also the reason why it can piss-off the rest of the vinyl-toting house-o-shpere.
Don't get me wrong- in my book, Ed Banger will never live up to Crydamoure, Institubes won't touch Vulture. I'm just saying that electro has its place. It's just a phase- hopefully Louis la Roche will be touring Fabric, Coachella, Studio B & the like in the near future!
I'm inclusive able to compare Louis La Roche with DJ Tiesto, but only by a special reason, both are the unique DJ of this epoch whose music is more than music, it's like a feeling or something that is so difficult to explain. They are the biggest of all times.
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Excellent tracks, I listened some of them and I was astonished, that's perfect but I think that the main voice of the band should change his look because he looks so female.
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