Where words fail, music speaks. Reserved and solitary, Léa found refuge in music since her childhood. An ardent curiosity for Electronic Music started rising in her high school days, pushing her towards broadening the musical horizonand consequently DJing in parallel to her fashion and design studies. After a few years of exploring parties in Germany and Paris, she co-founded Spectrum in 2017 - a Parisian LGBTQ+ collective with tolerance, diversity, freedom, parity and respect at its core. The collective host’s events at Station Gare des Mines, through its lineups and podcasts channel, Spectrum highlights emerging French and
international DJs and producers.

Léa is also at the forefront of promoting women in the Parisian electronic scene. Further commitments go as far as donating parts of the Spectrum earnings to different associations close to her heart such as aid to migrants and refugees, LGBTQIA+ associations or the fight against HIV. Through her collective, she has managed to create a perfect balance between her own desires, ambitions and her fundamental values. Name the unnameable, communicate the unknowable.