Homme Studio - Voyage

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Review by Wade Pierce

Voyage by Homme Studio: A Minimal Techno Joyride Worth Taking If you’re into that stripped-down, hypnotic thump of minimal techno, Voyage by Homme Studio is like stumbling across a hidden gem in some dusty corner of Belgium's underground scene. Released back in 2013 under their own label, Homme Studio Records, this album feels less like an ordinary listen and more like stepping into a dimly lit club where the DJ knows exactly how to mess with your head—in the best way possible. Let’s talk tracks for a sec. First up, “The Magic Flute.” I mean, who wouldn’t want to hear what happens when classical vibes meet pulsating beats? This one sticks with me because it’s got this quirky, almost playful energy. The flute loops are so simple yet strangely addictive, like hummable earworms that refuse to leave your brain alone. It’s not trying too hard—it just flows effortlessly, making you nod along whether you want to or not. Honestly, it’s the kind of track that makes you think, “Yeah, maybe flutes do belong in electronic music.” Then there’s “Excite,” which lives up to its name but in the most understated way imaginable. No fireworks here—just a slow build-up of tension that sneaks up on you until suddenly, BAM, you’re fully immersed. The bassline is deep enough to rattle your soul (and probably your neighbors), while those glitchy textures keep things interesting. For some reason, it reminds me of waiting for something exciting to happen—you know, that tingly anticipation—but then realizing the wait itself was the whole point. Weird, right? Now, don’t get me wrong, the other tracks hold their own. “You” has this dreamy vibe that pulls you in, and “No” slaps harder than its title suggests. But it’s those two standouts—“The Magic Flute” and “Excite”—that really linger long after the record stops spinning. Here’s the thing about Voyage: it doesn’t scream for attention. Instead, it quietly invites you to lean in closer, as if whispering secrets only true fans will understand. And honestly? That’s kinda rare these days. So next time someone asks why you love minimal techno, just hand them this album. Or better yet, play it at 2 a.m. when everyone else is asleep. Trust me, it works wonders. Oh, and P.S.—if Homme Studio ever drops another project, sign me up immediately. These Belgian wizards clearly know how to turn silence into magic.

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Tracks

TrackDurationPreview
The Magic Flute5:40
You, No, Who8:07
Excite6:16

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Catalog Numbers

HSTD002

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Homme Studio Records

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About Homme Studio

was born in Belgium in 1981. Inspired by notorious Belgian techno night club Fuse, he began to explore mixing himself - via the influences of DJ Pierre and . In 2008 Homme Studio released a single through , which was followed by a remix by on the special edition series of Sydney label in 2009, and the release of a remix of Kid606 on the label , following on from a competition. His music has also popped up on a compilation through the label . In 2009 he released an EP on the label , they reap not a lot of good comments. In 2010 he released an EP on the mythical label of . 2012 is the year of his first vinyl on the label of , . With pieces of , , , , ... He founded his own label "" in 2013.

Real Name

    • Antony Doria

Aliases

  • Antony Doria

Interesting fact about Album

Here’s a cool fact: The album *Voyage* by Homme Studio is a hidden gem in the world of electronic music. Released in 2013 in Belgium, it blends minimal techno with subtle, hypnotic beats. One standout track, *The Magic Flute*, adds a unique twist by incorporating airy, flute-like sounds. It’s like taking a journey through both calm and energetic vibes. Not many people know this, but the entire album was self-released under their own label, Homme Studio Records. Pretty indie, right?