Électriciennes is the playground of bassist/producer Charlie Tonelli of The Hours Strange. A space for collaboration and storytelling, Électriciennes‘ songs are built upon sensual – at times melancholic -, moody grooves, in cinematic worlds within the confines of electronic pop.

Musically, Charlie was nurtured on the ‘other’ 80s (Bauhaus, Killing Joke, The Smiths, The Psychedelic Furs, Echo & The Bunnymen) and honed his natural dark, melancholic character on the moody bands of the 90s (Portishead, St Etienne, Air, Massive Attack). However, and unlike most of his musical inspirations, Charlie is adamant about lyrics being the cornerstone of any good song – and this school of thought brings him spiritually closer to the likes of Tom Waits, Nick Cave, Leonard Cohen, Tori Amos and – most recently – Lana Del Rey.