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Jesse Osborne-Lanthier is a Montreal-born, Berlin-based multidisciplinary artist, producer, and sound designer. Active in the avant-garde electronic scene since 2007, his musical pathway began at the age of 16 playing the drum kit for local metal bands. Transitioning away from acoustic percussion, he immersed himself in the digital realm, swapping video games for marathon sessions on early DAWs like Fruity Loops and Jeskola Buzz Generator. Unable to afford formal university tuition for electro-acoustic composition, Osborne-Lanthier is fiercely autodidactic; he learned synthesis, complex oscillator programming, and audio engineering entirely through internet forums, online tutorials, and relentless trial and error. His sound is heavily rooted in experimental, IDM, breakcore and deconstructed club music. His compositions are intensely tactile and elastic, morphing rapidly from aggressive, uncanny-valley sound design to sweeping, profound choral synthesizers. A defining element of his production methodology is his radical embrace of technological unpredictability. He relies on generative software manipulation, deliberately using random parameters in modular tools to create digital errors that he then isolates and sculpts into complex rhythms. Unconventionally for the experimental scene, Osborne-Lanthier is a staunch defender of the "preset era," frequently utilizing unmodified, out-of-the-box software presets—particularly from Absynth and Kontakt—to generate hyper-real simu

'Unalloyed, Unlicensed, All Night!'

A.T.L.H.F.V.A.M.L.T.H.A.T.U.

Left My Brain @ Can Paixano (La Xampanyeria) OST

Timeline

As The Low Hanging Fruit Vulnerabilities Are More Likely To Have Already Turned Up

From A Flawed Apex Which Led To The Head

Unalloyed, Unlicensed, All Night!
'Unalloyed, Unlicensed, All Night!' - EP
Catchment Areas (Spiritual Pollution)

Otherwise Insignificant Psyche Debris
Linkflow - Matrix Warfare
Athenaeum of Unedited, Superannuated, Incomplete, Unreleased, Intimate Works, 2011-2013