Parallelle

Life feels easier when we return to the things that matter. Staying healthy. Cherishing friends and family. Keeping the mind quiet. Doing what needs to be done. And simply putting the phone aside more often, so we can really look up, notice the world around us – and find our own groove again. As Julien and Thomas from Parallelle told us during our conversation: “When the phones disappear, people are suddenly present – with the music, with each other, with us.” It is a line that stays with you, because it is so true.

Their latest installment takes us to Bangkok, a bustling metropolis famed for its lively street life, cultural landmarks, and unique soundtrack. The brothers were mesmerized by the traditional Thai instruments, the peaceful, humble energy of the local Buddhist monks, and the irresistible appeal of Thai cuisine, all of which find their way into their music. Each ‘A Day In’ episode becomes more than a song or a video – it’s a homage to the cultural and auditory diversity of our world. It’s a vibrant journey that dives deep into diversity and yet, intriguingly, fits perfectly on the dance floor.