Célèlle, she was obviously a fantastic DJ, but she was especially a...
energy. A vibrant presence, a contagious smile, a total passion for music and the people who listen to it. This Saturday, the nightlife world lost one of its brightest souls. Taken by a long illness, the woman from Lyon, who became a key figure in the Breton electronic scene, leaves behind a shockwave, vivid memories, and a community in mourning.Voir cette publication sur Instagram
Trained at the Lyon Opera Masterclass, she could have followed the classical path. But Célélé, always where you least expect her, preferred beats per minute over sheet music, turntables over music stands. She settled in Brittany, joined the 35 Volts collective, and became a key figure in the independent electronic scene in just a few years. Her music, like her, was lively: vibrant, free, full of soul. Generous and inclusive techno, focused on others. She played everywhere: at the Périscope, Vieilles Charrues, Mythos, Bars en Trans, Nuits Sonores, Sucre... She never stopped, even when her body begged her to take a break. Because for her, playing was vital.
Emotional tributes from the nightlife community
Since the heartbreaking announcement of her passing, tributes have poured in—sincere and heartfelt.irants. Astropolis evokes an "inspiring force of nature", the Nuits Sonores festival celebrates a "radiant artist", and the clubs where she mixed remember her as a whirlwind, always on the move, always kind-hearted.
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Célélé is no longer with us, but her music, her smile, and her love for sharing will continue to resonate in hearts and speakers for a long time. A shooting star has just passed, leaving behind bright traces in the night sky.
Source : Lyon Femmes
