Discography
Some tracks and releases were created with other artists. See Collaborations for details on those releases.
Table of contents
- 2026 (2026 - Dolby Atmos Single)
- Thanks For The Invite (2025 - Dolby Atmos Pure Audio Blu-Ray)
- Je me Souviens (2023 - Dolby Atmos)
- Origins (2022 - Dolby Atmos)
- How Dare You! Live at Gray Area (2021 - Dolby Atmos)
- Passages (2021 - Dolby Atmos)
- Dystopia (2021 - Dolby Atmos)
- To The Stars (2021 - Quadraphonic)
- Symphoney (2020 - Quadraphonic)
- Elements (2019)
- Cold (2018)
- Suspended Times (2017)
- Binary Trees (2016)
2026 (2026 - Dolby Atmos Single)
"2026" is a collaboration between Franck Martin and Peronosphora, released as a Dolby Atmos single at the end of 2025. The track blends Techno and Dance influences while staying rooted in spatial production, and is also available in lossless and stereo listening formats depending on the platform.
Track details: 1 track, 2:53 duration, lyrics available on supported services.
Thanks For The Invite (2025 - Dolby Atmos Pure Audio Blu-Ray)
Released in 2025 (some tracks from this album were released in 2024). 10 tracks of different electronic music genres, produced in Dolby Atmos and mastered for Pure Audio Dolby Atmos TrueHD. Pure Audio uses Blu-Ray to deliver Dolby Atmos Music uncompressed (no video on this Blu-Ray). Album cover: Jasmine Ali — Devil's Slide, Pacifica.
Je me Souviens (2023 - Dolby Atmos)
Origins (2022 - Dolby Atmos)
How Dare You! Live at Gray Area (2021 - Dolby Atmos)
Track performed at the Gray Area Theater on 9th September 2021 as part of LeftCoastLights Eclectic Trips Festival 2021.
Electronic, Analog, Innovation, Music, Video, LeftCoastLights!
Recorded in Quadraphonic and Binauralized
More information: HowDareYou
Text read by Jasmine Ali:
Climate change is real / They told us that / Eons ago / Weird events are upon us / Cyclones, heat waves, snow storms / We had to do something / But the economy / Oil and coal subsidies / I saw it, / Keeping industries from / Dying / Instead of investing / In the future / How dare you?
Sea level rises / We will build levies / We will build castles / And it will all eventually crumble / Why aren't we investing in the future / How dare we? / 20 years from now / That was a long time / Youth spent / We are here now / Kids will be there too / Each generation protecting the past / Not building the future / But tonight we dance! / How dare we?
Instruments:
Moog Subharmonicon, Moog Spectravox, Moog DFAM, Buchla 208c, Eurorack: Shakmat, Makenoise, Mutable Instruments, Pittsburgh, New Systems Instruments, Intellijel, Sputnik, Verbos, Hexinverter
Passages (2021 - Dolby Atmos)
The picture used for the album cover is what inspired me to do this album but also the mood of the time. Earlier in the year I had a health scare. You think about your own mortality. This past year was challenging, in the middle of a pandemic, working from home. They say the only thing that does not change is change. The sun passing through the clouds, the right imagery for Passages. The world will be different after covid-19. We are also on a path of self ecological destruction. It is a passage for humanity. I poured this mood, these emotions into this music.
It is in quadraphonic, processed to be a Dolby Atmos release and bounced to binaural for Bandcamp.
You can get the 5.1 and a Dolby Atmos movie of this album on: surroundmusic.one/album/passages/
It has been the evolution of a patch I have been using, for shows like Modular World, NPR Tiny Desk Contest,.. (see www.youtube.com/franckmartin for the videos)
This patch was mentioned on NPR:
"Franck Martin has entered the Tiny Desk Contest multiple times, but I still remember his 2019 entry: a mobile, modular synth unit filmed near the Golden Gate bridge with a 360-degree camera! This one's no less scenic, but stable, as Martin's mix of Buchla and Moog synths soundtrack the mountainous Pacifica skyline with headphone-panning dark ambient." — Lars Gotrich - NPR
So it is a bit the culmination of testing this music with many people. During this journey I have learned a lot, got new modules, shaped the sound differently.
Dystopia (2021 - Dolby Atmos)
An exploration of the Dolby Atmos format before releasing bigger work. Music inspired by "Ghost in the Shell", "Blade Runner".
To The Stars (2021 - Quadraphonic)
Half Space Odyssey, half the Expanse, this is the cinematic approach of this album.
This album was worked over many weeks, performed on a modular synthesizer at some events then re-worked, tuned, changed.
Finally it was recorded as one take, but with different parts. You can listen to the whole album continuously or each individual tracks.
It was recorded in quadraphonic, then mixed and mastered in 5.1 and the result processed for a binaural output for this digital release.
The Quadraphonic and 5.1 surround versions can be found at surroundmusic.one/album/to-the-stars/
Symphoney (2020 - Quadraphonic)
See a complete writing about this album
Elements (2019)
See a complete writing about this album
Cold (2018)
Suspended Times (2017)
Recorded using a Moog Voyager, DSI Tempest and a modular Synthesizer. It also contains some loops and samples and was Mixed and Mastered using Logic Pro X.
Binary Trees (2016)
Mainly Loops put together using Logic Pro X. Many track where snippets done in Garage Band then expanded using Logic Pro X.
- Sleepless in Glasgow: Recorded while I was really sleepless in Glasgow after a flight from San Francisco via London. I did the main part on Garage Band, using the sampler for the voice and then expanded it later using Logic Pro