Le Motel

Le Motel is a Brussels-based producer and DJ known for his eclectic and cinematic approach to electronic music. Drawing inspiration from global rhythms, organic textures, and field recordings, his sound blends elements of UK bass, hip-hop, footwork, and ambient with influences from world music traditions. Emerging from Belgium’s vibrant underground scene, Le Motel collaborates with a diverse range of artists, including the acclaimed rapper Roméo Elvis with whom he created the celebrated "Morale" albums.

His production work extends to collaborations with artists such as Veence Hanao, Clap! Clap!, and Simon answered, as well as international music projects across Africa and South America.

Le Motel’s live sets and DJ performances are noted for their seamless integration of analog and digital sounds, immersive visuals, and a strong sense of narrative. He is a key figure in the Deep in the Woods Festival and part of the collectives Fifty Session and C12, supporting innovative music and culture in Brussels and beyond. Recognized for his genre-crossing curation and highly-textured productions, Le Motel continues to evolve artistically, releasing records on influential labels and performing at major festivals and clubs across Europe, including Dour Festival, Gilles Peterson’s Worldwide Festival, Nuits Sonores, and Boiler Room sessions.

His commitment to creativity, collaboration, and exploration positions him as one of Belgium’s most versatile and forward-thinking musical voices.