Defining Sonic Identity in Luxury Retail

Felix’s instinct for atmosphere found its purest expression in luxury retail. At Louis Boston® he launched the Louis Boston Music Bar, merging refined retail with immersive sound. He produced the store’s official compilation album and curated an international CD collection featuring rare jazz, rare groove, EDM, deep house, and niche pop specialties that showcased his expansive ear.

His influence widened with the release of Visage (2003) and Visage 2 (2005). Issued as 2×LPs and CDs, both compilations earned critical acclaim in underground circles for their deep electronic, lounge, and downtempo selections spotlighting rising EDM artists of the early 2000s.

The dialogue between sound and space reached a new height at Bergdorf Goodman®, where Felix created the Volume Music and Book Bar, the store’s first branded music-and-book experience. During this period, he produced three limited-edition compilations—Volume 1, Volume 2, and A Very Bergdorf Holiday. Each release became a cult artifact among BG enthusiasts, shaping tastemakers worldwide and helping define the sonic aesthetic now synonymous with world-class retail and hospitality. Today, Bergdorf Goodman® remains an active Flylife Creative client, sustained by a long-standing partnership rooted in trust, artistry, and impeccable taste.

Felix’s work has been featured in The New York Times T Magazine, The Boston Globe, and MIDEM Magazine, underscoring his influence on how luxury brands understand and deploy sound.