Victorien

Music has been my compass since childhood. I started DJing at 8, fueled by my family’s love for sound and dance. By 19, I co-founded FDVM, a project that took me around the world for over a decade—playing major festivals and reaching millions of listeners. But eight years ago, everything shifted when I discovered the wooden flute. Its breath-guided sound opened a new path—one rooted in presence, healing, and devotion. This marked the beginning of a deeper journey with music, away from the mainstream and toward something more sacred. While I still DJ occasionally, I’ve stepped away from the commercial music world and now mostly play for Ecstatic Dance—a global movement that honors music as a tool for healing, embodiment, and connection. These dance floors feel like home. Today, my focus lies in creating transformative experiences through Nākaloka, a candlelit concert weaving world flutes, sacred chants, and storytelling. I also co-host Kutastha, immersive retreats blending music, movement, and meditation to awaken the heart. At the core of my path is a simple intention: to walk—and invite others to walk—the path of joy and soulful remembrance, through sound.

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