L'Avenir Baltimore, Maryland
L’Avenir is the cold synth project of veteran electronic musician and sound artist Jason Sloan. Known throughout the space and ambient music scenes for his contemplative electronic soundscape work for over two decades; Sloan founded L’Avenir as a side project in 2012 to explore his long time love of dark synth and minimal wave music created purely from analog and vintage equipment. ... more
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