Cinematic Electronic · dna productions
Where the architecture of film scores meets the human voice — music built to outlast the scene it was made for.
Album
LionGale
Not just a single, a journey through LionGale's signature sound — epic electronic production layered beneath Esther Canata's soaring vocals. Sweeping, luminous, and deeply felt.
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EP
LionGale
The debut statement. A concentrated introduction to the duo's world — bold cinematic electronics, neo-soul warmth, and the precise alchemy that made their single "Wild Ones Do" a sought-after sync placement.
orcd.co/liongale →LionGale is the meeting point between two distinct artistic worlds. Composer and producer Lionel Cohen — whose background in film scoring spans over two decades — brings architectural grandeur to every arrangement. Singer-songwriter Esther Canata brings the human element: a voice that cuts through synthetic landscapes with raw emotional precision.
Together they forge something that resists easy categorisation — cinematic in scale, intimate in feeling. Tracks that swell like orchestral cues and settle like whispered confessions. Music that doesn't merely accompany images; it creates them in the listener's mind.
Their work has found its way onto screens large and small — licensed across television and film, embedded in moments of drama, tension, and revelation. Audiences have felt LionGale without always knowing the name behind the sound.
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Rooted in Lionel Cohen's film-scoring background, every track carries the emotional architecture of a scene — tension, release, revelation — without needing a screen.
Esther Canata's vocals are the compass. Where the production soars into abstraction, her voice anchors the music to something undeniably, viscerally felt.
LionGale's music has proven itself in the wild — licensed for television and film because it works in context without becoming background. It is always the foreground.