Modulisme is celebrating 3 years of existence through special compilations called 3 Year Itch Birthday Session and here it is v.3

Klaatu - Escape to victory, 1981 !!!
Born in 1945, Klaatu embraced the Buchla aesthetic back in the 70's during a stay in San Francisco... Returning to Marseille although he knew Marcel Frémiot, Francis Miroglio o Jean-Claude Risset -He used to express himself only in music: "Escape to Victory 1981" is not a tribute to that film directed by John Huston the same year, but rather a cry of joy following the electoral victory of François Mitterrand. In a difficult context, following the eviction of the comedian Necklace and so many years of supporting the right-wing government, many of us felt happy and victorious. The delirium came later but that is another story, for now we are proud to make this song public more than 40 years after it was recorded... Although socially we have lost a lot since then, there is still this victory thanks to the music.

Philippe Petit - IOU oui
I thought about playing my Buchla System 200 and working on a short suite for Klaatu while playing some of his tunes on my Serge system....
More than 40 years later expressing how much I owe to such innovators, remembering that the further back I listen, the further ahead I can think...
That's exactly where my music lies, deeply influenced by the pioneers of electronic music but rejecting any kind of passeism and deeply current, my present is retro-futuristic.

Benge - B200 sidewaves 2-04
Benge is an electronic musician and producer working in the analog and digital domains. He is an advocate of vintage synthesizers and music equipment, and has created a large body of work performed on his Memetune Studios in the UK. His latest project is a self-made television series that covers the history and use of electronic instruments called "The Memetune Programme".

Michael White - Transmission
Since 2006, Michael White has created music using the modular music system STS Serge. Over the years, its Animoo and TKB 2 panel originals have been expanded (with the guidance of his friend Rex Probe) into a beast that is at times mangy, disheveled and unruly and at other times pure and simple. Described as ambient tone poems, the music moves somewhere between classifications or styles. In 2020 he began releasing music on Bandcamp.

Doug Lynner - Occasion 3
Doug Lynner is a lifelong musician whose career began as a keyboardist and guitarist in psychedelic rock bands in the 1960s. In parallel, he earned a college degree in electronic music composition from the California Institute of the Arts, where he studied with Morton Subotnick, Harold Budd, James Tenny, Leonid Hambro and Nicholis England.
He performs internationally, hosts a weekly FM radio program (Bloop and Quack), teaches electronic music and music composition privately and presents free modular synthesizer video tutorials.