MUSIC
ABOUT US
Based in Paris, Fotogram is a trio of composers and songwriters (Sy Richards, Ingrid Kruusmägi, and Félix Béguin). Together, they explore a unique dialogue between image and music: each composition is inspired by an image (photo, illustration...), treated as a "negative" that comes to life through their harmonies.
Much like the photogram technique, where a simple exposure to light transforms an object into an image, the three musicians use their influences as a template and their sensitivities as a source of light to reveal a song.
Passionate about the aesthetics of the '60s and '70s, their songs blend Folk/Rock accents (CSNY, Fleetwood Mac, The Beatles) enriched with more alternative and contemporary influences, such as Father John Misty, Laura Marling, or Cory Hanson. Beyond music, their imagination is fueled by cinema and photography (Wim Wenders, Joel Meyerowitz), which shape their visual and sound universe.

8:30 Sunday is the very first single of Fotogram and is set to be released on February 5th.
The song captures the quiet beauty of letting go and finding peace in motion. Poetic lyrics and warm melodies carry the bittersweet weight of pain and freedom, it evokes the feeling of watching the world from a train window at sunrise. Perfect for moments of introspection and renewal.