Worakls Orchestra — Château La Coste, France, 2019

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Why this recording

Cercle shot this concert with a fully credited crew: directed by Pol Souchier and Derek Barbolla, four directors of photography, drone, crane and colour grading, with the mix done by Worakls himself and mastering by Michel Avannier. Fourteen tracks run over 1 h 33, including the remix of N'to's “Trauma” at 47:34 and “Porto” last, at 1:25:31. The video then continues with an interview with the artist at 1:33:37, which sheds light on the orchestral approach.

— Simon Janvier, live-sound professional and editor of the catalogue

Recording technical sheet

Rights-holding channelCercle
Source statusOfficial — broadcaster or organiser
Uploaded
Exact runtime
ResolutionHD (720p+)
Directed byPol Souchier & Derek Barbolla
Mix formatDedicated multitrack mix
Source qualityProfessional (multi-camera)

Metadata checked on YouTube on 29 September 2026; direction, camera setup and sound documented by the editors.

Published on August 6, 2026 by

This live filmed concert captures Worakls Orchestra at Château La Coste in France on 8 April 2019, recorded by Cercle. Kevin Rodrigues, known as Worakls, co-founded the Paris label Hungry Music with N’to and Joachim Pastor, and here he presents his orchestral live concept: melodic techno and neoclassical electronica productions rearranged for a live string ensemble, played alongside his machines and piano. The set draws on his 2019 debut album Orchestra and the wider Hungry Music catalogue, featuring tracks such as Salzburg, Porto, Nocturne and his remix of N’to’s Trauma. Filmed in the music pavilion of the wine and art estate located between Aix-en-Provence and Marseille, this full concert reflects Cercle’s approach of recording performances in heritage locations. The film was directed by Pol Souchier and Derek Barbolla, with the Orchestre de Fourvière providing the string players. Running over ninety minutes, this live concert documents one of Worakls’ early orchestral captures at Château La Coste in 2019 and remains a key reference for how electronic production and symphonic writing combine on stage in a single continuous performance.

Setlist

  1. Worakls - Detached Motion
  2. Worakls - Question Réponse
  3. Worakls - Cloches
  4. Worakls - Salzburg
  5. Worakls - Nikki
  6. Worakls - By The Brook
  7. Worakls - Hortari
  8. Worakls - Caprice
  9. Worakls - Toi
  10. N'to - Trauma (Worakls Remix)
  11. Worakls - Nocturne
  12. Worakls - Adagio for Square
  13. Worakls - Sanctis
  14. Worakls - Crow
  15. Worakls - Porto

Personnel & credits

  • Kevin Rodrigues (Worakls) — composition, production, live performance and mixing
  • Orchestre de Fourvière — string ensemble (musicians)
  • Pol Souchier — director (film directed by)
  • Derek Barbolla — director (film directed by) & executive producer
  • Philippe Tuchmann — executive producer
  • Mathieu Glissant — director of photography
  • Sophie Oddo — director of photography
  • Haytham Omar — director of photography
  • Houssam Omar — director of photography
  • Bertrand Maniquaire — sound engineer
  • Timothée Renard — sound engineer
  • Michel Avannier — audio mastering
  • Alexis Olas — drone
  • Jerome Verney — crane
  • Aurélien Moisan — color grading
Category

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