T2’n is an electronic music project by French musician and producer Thierry Frossard (aka Marty Bobgarner and Charly’n Black).
The album „Sound Design Of Ataraxia“ is the third longplayer album by T2’n, released on the label Lemongrassmusic.
At the same time this album is a part of an album triptych named „Sound Design Of Ataraxia“. The first side of this triangle was released under Frossard’s pseudonym „Charly’n Black“ in 2015.
The third part of the trilogy is scheduled for late 2018 and will be released under the project „Marty Bobgarner“.

Some thoughts of the artist:
The shaman will accompany you inside your body and you will live what you dread the most in the world. No need to defend yourself, you must pass the test by focusing on the present. Your demons will be there as your guardian angels. Your fears are the fruit of your imagination, your intuition is the key to being in harmony with what surrounds you. Place in the 6th sense.

The album comes with a bonus track, performed by whales. The sound tells a ballad at sea. Immersion in the presence of whales gives the dizzy weightlessness. The vibration of the waves emitted by these mammals offers communication with yourself. The real world, the pure moment…

Digital release date: May 25th 2018
Catalogue number: LGM264
Label: Lemongrassmusic – LC 12644

On his second album „Landscape Color“ French producer T2’n invites us to a new adventure in the world of cinematic sound spheres and electronic beats.
The adventure begins with the song „Go My Friend“ – making us observe the planet Earth from a lonely place in the stratosphere.
Approaching the ground you will suddenly be taken to a scene behind the scenes of a theatre, waiting for the curtain to be raised and being filled with the positive effectts of adrenaline running through your organism and creating one of the most electric moments that can be achieved – ready to start the show („Dans Les Coulisses“).
The next track „3 Minutes Avant Le Grand Saut“ draws an image of a man standing on a high cliff ready to jump and dive into the wild blue water.
The adventure continues with facing the realities of aging and death, holding an old woman’s hand, watching her being in a deep coma, waiting for her last breath. In this moment all fears just disappear and there is no more separation between bodies and minds – oneness is coming in when the illusionary borders of personal identity and egoic struggles disappear („Le Desert De Michat“).
With the subsequent tracks you will be taken to beautiful and intensive landscapes and a bit later you will get a glimpse into the world of a man who has lost his identity („Spyman“).
„Dessert Ou Désert“ is like a chocolate drink that you take in a hut in Central Africa – hot and spicy, bitter and sweet…
The second half of the album takes place in the depths of the universe – on other planets that may be inhabited by still unknown lifeforms. It plays with the ideas of freedom and new technologies, merging the visions of mankind from the past and the present.
The final „Appero Mix“ shows a slice of life surrounded by good friends having both funny ideas and hopeful plans.
All in all this album adresses a large variety of emotions – the sad, the joyful, the strong and the tender feelings.
„Landscape Colors“ represents the colors of the creators’ thoughts – aiming to unite the mind and the body and to integrate and to embed the memories of so many mental travels to far away worlds. It creates visions and new ideas.
Are you ready to take the ride ?

Digital Release Date: June 24th 2011
Catalogue number: LGM 080-2
Label: Lemongrassmusic – LC 12644

Listen to a man who was formed (but fortunately not traumatized) by classical musical training and repeatedly embarassed by solo auditions equipped with a bad haircut. Thierry Frossard aka T2’n has survived long boyhood years of suffering in shirts with stiff’n’itchy collars and suits with too short sleeves, only to find his love for synthesizers and develop the skills for programming the right beats. Strengthened by his life-long musical experiences, he now presents his thrilling debut album „Pause“.

Consider the album title, look at the album cover (some crystal clear part of the ocean) and check out some titles of tracks like „Éveil“ (awakening), „The Silence“, „Voyage” or „Pause“. If you now suspect tranquil, calm and soothing sounds, then you’ve gone completely wrong. „Pause“ is not like a holiday on a dreamlike sandy beach, but more like Jacques Cousteau exploring beautiful coral reefs while a monster is lurking in his back. The silence of the sea is treacherous, the calmness of the sea waits to be disrupted and evil never sleeps.

The first album track „Éveil“ not only means „awakening“ but also „sign“ and „warning“. What begins with deep and super-slow sounds gets an overcoating of dark and pushing beats, initiated by female voice who announces that we are conditioned not only by experiences of sex and violence but also against music. At the heart of Thierry Frossard’s world is his amazing track „700 jours“ which also has an idle beginning but turns into an attack of evil drum’n’bass beats. After several breaks, another female whispers „non, je ne regrette pas“.

Quirky sounds and mysterious voxes you also find in the 9-minutes hymn of „11330“. After the strangely suppressed laughter of an unknown audience a man suddenly asks „Are you ready?“ The following arrangements of heavy strings and heroic beats are juxtaposed and intertwined in a way that makes you pay respect to the composing skills of Thierry Frossard – and pushes you forward on a journey into unknown territory. Where does this man take you, you don’t know. But from now on you are hooked and willing to follow wherever the captain navigates his ship.

Out in the vastness of the sea, you nod your head to the operatic „The Silence“, submerge in the ominous beats of „Parasites“ and gain new breath when listening to „Voyage“. The elegiac rock-fuelled „Charly One“ is beautifully rounded of with the ringing of bells but leaves you face to face with the underlying tonal ambiguity. After the mysteriously titled track „45“25’51.94 N 12“20’05.74 E“ and the merry and mellow „Pause“, the concluding „Peut-Etre“ takes you back to the shore. Are you safe back home? Or will the tentacles of the beast reach out and drag you back under the surface again? There’s no time to weigh things up as you probably feel driven to press repeat and relive the amazing album experience once more…

Digital release: January 15, 2010
Catalogue number: LGM047
Label: Lemongrassmusic