Nourished to the sound of jazz and classical music, VP grew a taste for electronic music quite early and started djing UK Bass in his teenage years. In the late 2000s he launched his own music label and helped many underground artists get their entry into the scene. Mainly found at club nights in Europe and all the way to Japan during that time, he shared the stage with the likes of Noisia, Goth-Trad or Plastician until 2013 when he decided to pause and focus on music production.



Four years later, he established his studio in the heart of Paris, setting up new rules to drive his own output. Just a couple of synths and small boxes to paint sonic wonders ; it is with a picture in mind that Verbo Pluriel puts his machines to work. As the jams build-up, sonic objects are dubbed into space-time oddities.



Autumn 2019 saw the first of these “Effigies” release on Vague Seconde, garnering support from the likes of Varhat and Roger Gerressen. Quickly followed “Hicks EP” on Irenic, a split 12” including “Fullness” in March 2020.



As COVID hit he stopped recording and started selecting works to continue this series of live, barely edited recordings on Vague Seconde. A refinement process that took two years to complete and is now giving shape to the next seven releases of Vague Seconde, expanding the collection to fifteen opus.



Around the same time he gained interest in blockchain technologies and this music would carry him through long hours of studies and experimentations, eventually starting his own NFT collections (Moonbase Rovers / Council of Old Ones) and collaborating with other artists (Based Ghouls / vox_old_ones), making a name for himself as volt46.



Ultimately, he decided to use this medium as a new vector not simply to put his music out there but to provide his supporters with much more than just tunes.



2023 will see Verbo Pluriel’s music coming in full effect to blockchain space with the introduction of Effigies on Ethereum.