Clair de lune

playing.

Debussy's Clair de Lune.

Oh, there you go.

Yeah, Rachel picking it up.

It was a battle.

It, but I'm going with Claire de Lune.

What? [laughs]

Claire de Lune, it's a, it's a one-

By Debussy?

By Debussy.

Did you? I don't know.

Well, it's Claire de Lune.

Hell yeah,

brother.

Claire de Lune, the piece by Claude Debussy, Sam, is so iconic that trying to recreate it as like a chill electronic song is like an insane move to do.

But Fly Facilities just, they capture the vibe in this song.

There's parts that sort of recreate moments from Claire de Lune, but they don't try to like do that wholesale.

Honestly, not only one of the best or most beautiful songs of all time, Arguably, I'm going to say one of the best songs of all time.

Um, both from young childhood.

Um, but I will go with the one that I can remember my grandmother used to play on the piano a lot when I was very, very small which is, uh, Debussy's Clair de Lune.

Oh, wow.

Good choice.

Yeah.

I'm excited to see, uh, Nastad and Markelov debut their new Clair de Lune free dance, although-

Mm

...

I'm a little concerned about the AI Clair de Lune poem that's included in their music list.

It-- Clair de Lune is so beautiful it doesn't need any AI enhancement, but, you know, here we are.

I would much rather listen to that Roman Sadosky photograph song after Clair- Clair de Lune-

I don't know if I'd go that far [laughs]

La Traviata by the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

And Claire de Lune by Claude Debussy, but done by the APM Orchestra.

um we've also got a love is worth the fall by oar decode acoustic by paramours on there um a live version of flightless bird american mouth a sun luxe remix of spotlight by uh by mute math and a um apple blim and comnas muck remix of full moon by the black ghost um So lots of songs on there.

Um, But, uh, but yeah, so it was written by Haley, Josh and Taylor.

so it was like this whole wave of like trying new things figuring out what resonated with me and then that brought me to this where i'm at with the girls with directed and produced there's so many opportunities and i'm definitely a person that likes to say yes to things even if i wasn't prepared for it i was like i'm gonna figure out how to do this

this is nikki she and her girls run directed and produced and one conversation on a helipad at a super bowl party landed them a film studio partnership On this episode of Cloud9, we talk about why the rooms you put yourself in matter, her DJ alter ego, Claire DeLune, and why saying yes to everything is what got her there.

The amount of people that don't know that this is me drives me like wild.

So when I came out with the Claire DeLune project, I was like, I'm going to go balls to the wall, be controversial, and do everything that I wanted to do and everything that people told me not to do.

Well, that's the thing.

That ended up working out really well because my Sasha character isn't like crazy party girl.

It's like more of like funny... adult or adult or adult or adult comedy yeah but like you know that I remember one time like I made I don't know I just have to be very careful sometimes with like posts and stuff like I don't want people to think that I am I don't want this and no offense to anyone here but I don't want anyone thinking I'm an OnlyFans model right like that's the thing and like you know I have the colorful hair and stuff but I dress a certain way like I dress more upscale and not as like because I still have that professional side so I respect that you have these like literal two alter egos and

Yeah, it was the only way I could separate the two, you know?

You even talk about being a kid and having no racial barriers for you with friends and with people.

But going into the stories of, what is this song about Debussy? Who was it? Claire de Lune? Yeah.

you hear a particular sound, and we knew that that was the triggering sound for you when your father was getting to that point.

And it's unfortunate because so many people share those stories, and like you said, it was not discussed.

¶¶ ¶¶ ¶¶ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¶¶ The Cavalleria Rusticana Intermezzo was played there by the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra.

Back on the piano, and it's Paul Barton with Debussy's Clair de Lune.

PIANO PLAYS Thank you.

Thank you.