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L'Impératrice is a group of six musicians: Charles de Boisseguin, the group's founder (keyboards), Hagni Gwon (keyboards), David Gaugué (bass guitar), Achille Trocellier (electric guitar), Tom Daveau (drums), and Flore Benguigui (vocals), who joined the band in 2015.
2,635 Followers, 637 Following, 10 Posts - Hagni Gwon (@hagnigwon) on Instagram: "Synth lover @l.imperatrice Co-founder @bistrot_mee & @table_de_mee".
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May 6, 2019 · Hagni Gwon was the first to join, and he introduced Charles to a drummer, who in turn knew a bass player, who knew a guitarist. They made their initial impact as an instrumental act, their first EP finding favour with nu disco DJs, and they built a reputation touring solidly for three years.
Hagni Gwon's gear and equipment including the Arturia Keystep, Korg MicroKORG Synthesizer/Vocoder, and Sequential Prophet-6 Desktop Module.
Apr 21, 2024 · "We were so pleased to see people waiting for us in the tent, and in one or two songs, people were gathering and then people were spreading out of the tent," recalled keyboardist Hagni Gwon....
The band grew by stealth, with Hagni Gwon arriving on claviers, David Gaugué on the bass and Tom Daveau on the drums, soon turning a one-man project into a gang. Chanteuse Flore Benguigui’s arrival gave their sophisti-pop sound a tangible femininity that had always been there as an undercurrent.
Jun 15, 2024 · L’Impératrice’s Summer in Space. The six-piece French pop group L’Impératrice just released their third studio album Pulsar. Since their 2015 debut self-titled EP, the band has brought a freshness to funk-disco, with Pulsar solidifying their orbit in the electronic solar system.
