Industry
Music Village
SCREENINGS AND CONFERENCES COMBINED WITH CONCERTS AND DJ SETS IN THE EXCEPTIONAL SETTING OF LES ARCS RESORT.
MUSIC VILLAGE
In 10 years, the Music Village has become an unmissable fixture between music and film European industries, gathering around 200 participants during the Industry Village.
The Music Village has been thought as a space for informal and festive meetings around film music where composers, music supervisors, editors, publishers come to meet and mingle with producers and directors in the festival.
This is the occasion for us to declare our love to live music with the "Off'": concerts & DJ sets from emerging or confirmed artists come to perform and meet the audience. Previous invited artists include Charlotte Adigéry & Bolis Pupul, Zaho de Sagazan, Rebeka Warrior, Ibeyi, Yelle, L’Impératrice, Vitalic...
LINE-UP 2025
EBBB
OPENING PARTY
December 13th • 10:30 pm
Manoir Savoie, Arc 1950
Ebbb’s music was described as a quasi-religious experience even before the London trio released their first EP. Blending booming beats, indietronica, and art-pop, they craft sacred, cinematic soundscapes led by Will Rowland’s ethereal falsetto—sometimes pure, sometimes distorted. Part of Brixton’s Windmill scene alongside black midi and Squid, Ebbb dismantle traditional songwriting to create haunting, visionary pieces like Himmel and Answered. Their debut EP All at once (via Ninja Tune) earned rave reviews, revealing new depths with every listen and confirming their reputation as one of the UK’s most spellbinding live acts.
LÉONIE PERNET
OPENING PARTY
December 13th • 10:30 pm
Manoir Savoie, Arc 1950
To celebrate her new album Poèmes pulvérisés, Léonie Pernet — a standout figure in the French music scene — pours her heart out and captivates her audience. A composer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer, she creates a deeply personal universe, oscillating between melancholy and exhilaration, blending electronic music, pop, and cinematic influences. Following Crave (2018) and Le cirque de la consolation (2021), her third album, out in June 2025, deconstructs pop, fuses poetry with raw emotion, and calls for awakening and boldness, breaking genres and forms with genius and a touch of melancholy.
CHLOE
DJ SET
December 14th • 10:30 pm
Patatrak, Arc 2000
Chloé is a major figure in electronic music a pioneering and versatile artist capable of turning every DJ set into a unique experience. Since her early days at the legendary club Pulp, she has championed a cross-genre and emotional approach, blending minimal techno, psychedelic house, and new wave. Her productions such as The Dawn, Mars 500, and Night Rider, along with remixes for Metronomy, Etienne Daho, and Feu! Chatterton, as well as her label Lumière Noire Records, all reflect her singular vision.
As a composer for film (Arthur Rambo by Laurent Cantet, and the upcoming Le Gang des Amazones by Mélissa Drigeard and Gourou by Yann Gozlan), theatre, and dance, she also took part in the closing ceremony of the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. Winner of the 2022 SACEM Grand Prix for Electronic Music, Chloé continues to blur the boundaries between club culture, stage performance, and contemporary art.
ANORAAK
Monday 15th • 3:00 pm
Bulle Café, Arc 2000
Composer, singer, producer and DJ, Anoraak emerged from Pony Pony Run Run and the Valerie collective as a key indie-dance figure. With 100M+ streams, music featured in Netflix series and tours across 25 countries, he crafts a bright blend of disco, italo and electro-pop. Following the success of Gang with Sarah Maison, he now unveils his fourth album, alongside numerous EPs, remixes and collaborations.
ADÉS THE PLANET
ACOUSTIC CONCERT
December 15th • 3:45 pm
Igloo, Arc 2000
Adés The Planet stands out as a singular artist, constantly balancing strength and vulnerability — a duality she defines as her “Sensitive Bastard” identity. A self-taught musician, she began composing her first tracks in 2020 before making her mark in 2024 with two acclaimed EPs, Je pleure en dansant and Un très bel enterrement. Her first mixtape, Batârde sensible, marks a turning point: an audacious project that blurs the lines between trap, pop, and rock, where she opens up without filter about her doubts, heritage, and personal stories. Inspired by icons from Dr. Dre to FKA twigs, she crafts a hybrid, cathartic sound — raw, sensitive, and deeply human.
LINLIN
CLOSING PARTY
December 15th • 10:30 pm
Manoir Savoie, Arc 1950
LinLin blurs the lines between rap and electronic music. Driven by raw energy and a unique aesthetic, she crafts a hybrid universe where electronic pulses and sharp flows intertwine. Her debut EP The Espers and the single Kiss X3 immediately established her artistic identity. In 2025, she returns with Contact and Boogeyman, confirming her evolution and presence on the contemporary scene. LinLin embodies a new generation of artists who push boundaries, balancing depth and energy, intimacy and intensity.
YOA
INDUSTRY VILLAGE
December 16th • 10:30 pm
BOB Cafe, Arc 2000
Yoa, Franco-Swiss pop-electro prodigy, blends raw energy with sensitivity. Her songs, deeply personal and generational, tackle mental health, violence, unconventional love, and strong friendships. A dynamic performer and singer-songwriter-producer, 2025 Stage Revelation, she captivates audiences with her unique personality. After three EPs, her debut album La Favorite in three parts balances dance and intimacy, pop and electronic, combining hits and ballads, with virtuosic, sincere, and contemporary songwriting exploring emotions, identity, and transformation.
CRAYON
DJ SET
December 16th • 01:00 am
O’Chaud, Arc 1950
A Paris-based artist blending genres with emotion and finesse, Crayon stands out as one of his generation’s most sensitive producers and songwriters. After working with Josman, Dinos, and Prince Waly, he now unveils Home Safe, his debut album out October 24 on Erased Tapes Records. Featuring Home Safe with Yamê and JPL (Tora), and Diamond Miner with FKJ and ELIZA, this intimate and collective record explores the idea of home as a creative space — a warm, soulful journey through sound, texture, and emotion.
2025 MUSIC VILLAGE X TALENT VILLAGE
This year also marks the continuation of the collaboration between the Talent Village and the Music Village, in partnership with Sacem. Directors and film composers will work hand in hand through joint creative workshops. The 4 selected composers will work on two projects and will present two music compositions during the Industry Days.
music supervisors
Once again this year, the Talent Village filmmakers will have the opportunity to work with film score composers selected as part of the Music Village, in partnership with Sacem. As part of Talent Village's drive to promote first feature films, the creation of original music for projects is encouraged during joint workshops between talents. 6 leading music supervisors are invited to Les Arcs Film Festival to meet with the music and cinema delegates.
This year the Music Village is proud to welcome the following music supervisors:
- Patryca Bukowska is a Warsaw-based music supervisor and founder of her own company, specializing in film and TV. With over 20 years in media, she began as a TV director (The X-Factor, Idols, Poland’s Got Talent) and has focused on music supervision since 2010. She holds 200+ credits, including Netflix’s Forgotten Love, and has collaborated with Andrzej Wajda and composer Abel Korzeniowski. Trained at the Polish National Film School in Łódź, she connects directors’ vision with composers’ work.
- Milena Fessmann has run her weekly music show Free Falling since 1998, alongside her work as a DJ and presenter on Radio Eins, RBB. Founder of CINESONG, she has supervised music for over 500 films and series, including All Quiet on The Western Front, Perfect Days, and Maria. She participates in festivals and panels, teaches music supervision, and serves on the boards of the World Soundtrack Academy and the European Film Academy.
- Sarah Giles is an experienced music supervisor and founding partner at London-based King Lear Music & Sound. Her recent film credits include Cannes 2025 Un Certain Regard selections Pillion (A24) and My Father’s Shadow (MUBI), as well as Oscar-winning Poor Things and The Favourite. King Lear prioritizes collaboration, creativity, and independence, giving their teams the freedom to refine their craft to a world-class level.
- Eva Pedragosa is a seasoned Music Supervisor and founder of Friday Music, bringing 15+ years of experience in music, film, and media. She began at Trafalgar 13 Music Productions and later spent 12+ years at Monday Music, supervising music for ads and audiovisual projects. Her recent credits include Creatura, Robot Dreams, and the upcoming TV series Pubertat. Through Friday Music, she combines creative vision, strategic music supervision, and expert rights management.
- Andreas Vierziger is a music curator and strategist collaborating internationally with leading classical institutions and festivals, including the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, Paris Opera Competition and Welsh National Opera. He has supervised music for acclaimed films and series such as All Quiet on the Western Front, Maria, and The Empress. Andreas also served on the Board of Directors of Camerata Salzburg and sits on the Advisory Board of the publisher Ricordi Berlin. He regularly is as a jury member at international music competitions and has lectured at more than forty universities.
-
Barbara S. Weber studied theater, literature, and psychology in Munich before turning to music theater directing in Hamburg and working in major opera houses worldwide. After ten years in opera, she moved into festival guest management at events like Filmfest München and the Berlinale. Since shifting to film in 2019, she has worked as a Music Supervisor on over 30 projects. In 2024, she founded her company, Think about Music.
THE REVELATION FEMALE FILM MUSIC COMPOSER AWARD
Les Arcs Film Festival, committed to the themes of gender equality and diversity, in partnership with the Lab Femmes de Cinéma and Sacem, is very happy to deliver the "Revelation Female Film Music Composer Award" to Léonie Pernet.
Composer, multi-instrumentalist, and producer Léonie Pernet has developed a deeply personal musical universe, oscillating between melancholy and exaltation, at the shifting crossroads of several genres (electronic, pop, film music, etc.). After Crave (2018) and Le Cirque de Consolation (2021), two albums widely acclaimed by critics, she will release her third opus, Poèmes Pulvérisés, on Crybaby and InFiné in June 2025, in which she calls for awakening and change.
An established artist, she has composed the soundtracks for the series H24, 24 heures dans la vie d'une femme (2021) and Culte - 2Be3 (2025), and composes for cinema, notably for the films Brûler pour Briller (2023) and Magma (2025).
The award ceremony will take place as part of the Industry Village on Monday, December 15, at 7:00 p.m. at the Manoir Savoie (Arc 1950).
Léonie Pernet is also scheduled to perform on December 13 at the opening concert of the Arcs Film Festival.
Contact
Emeline Marabelle
Music Village Manager
emarabelle@lesarcsff.com
Jérémy Zelnik
Head of Industry
jzelnik@lesarcsff.com
