Musical trailblazer David Guetta is an international icon. Receiving his 10th GRAMMY nomination in 2021, Guetta was also nominated for 3 Brit Awards, voted the world’s best DJ by DJ Mag ‘Top 100’ for the third time and won the best electronic artist at the MTV Europe Music Awards. He showcased his epic talent by live streaming shows during the lockdown with his iconic United At Home series from Paris’ Louvre Museum, the Burj Khalifa in Dubai, the Icon Brickell in Miami, and a top the Rockefeller Center, raising $2 million for various charities. These last few months he's appeared at many of the biggest festivals, and has been the only DJ in Ibiza to play 2 residencies a week. So far in 2022, he's released a variety of collaborations such as ‘Don’t You Worry’ with Black Eyed Peas and Shakira and celebrated pop anthem ‘Crazy What Love Can Do’. To round off an impressive summer he released his new smash hit 'I'm Good' with Bebe Rexha which is charting everywhere around the globe. He will finish out his year touring across Latin America. A master creative across genres, Guetta has gone from strength to strength with his underground-focused Future Rave project alongside Morten and his uncompromising Jack Back. With over 14 billion global streams, 50 million records sold worldwide and two Grammy awards to his name, David Guetta demonstrates time and time again why he is the most cherished electronic artist of our generation.

Compared to many of his chart-topping EDM peers, DJ Snake keeps a relatively low profile: He doesn’t do many interviews, and he’s rarely photographed without a pair of oversized black sunglasses. Instead, the French-Algerian producer (born William Grigahcine in 1986) lets his music do the talking. With a range that extends from earthshaking trap to lilting tropical house, DJ Snake doesn’t have an obvious stylistic signature; instead, his fingerprints are audible in details like precision-tooled snares, vividly tweaked vocal samples, and an almost three-dimensional approach to sound design. Raised in Paris, the former graffiti artist and hip-hop DJ first broke through by working on Lady Gaga’s “Government Hooker,” but it was his 2013 song “Turn Down for What”—a battering ram of a trap anthem made all the more antic by Lil Jon’s ranted, titular refrain—that kicked open the doors to the world stage. Two years later, teaming up with Major Lazer and MØ, he showed a more sensitive side on “Lean On,” which paired slo-mo house with crystalline finger-snaps and one of the year’s most infectious choruses. Since then, on his 2016 debut album, <I>Encore</I>, and elsewhere, he’s continued to expand the limits of his sound—giving Justin Bieber the world’s most opulent air mattress to fall into on the buoyant “Let Me Love You,” or unspooling slinky, acoustically tinged Afrobeats for Nigerian singer Niniola on “Maradona Riddim.” It’s an ironic title: Diego Maradona is one of the world’s most flamboyant figures in soccer, while DJ Snake, true to his namesake, is as stealthy as they come—you never know where he’s going to strike next.

With no introduction needed, multi gold and platinum certified DJ & Producer HUGEL has surely made a name for himself in the music industry. After releasing his first gold certified collaboration with Robin Schulz ‘I Believe I’m Fine in 2017, he proved that he kept working hard to stay on top. In 2018 HUGEL released his famous remix of ‘Bella Ciao’ (official German summer hit 2018) that reached Platinum status in GSA and Gold in France as well as his single WTF that reached Gold in Germany and Austria. His releases ‘House Music’ and 'They Know' that followed in 2019 went straight to the top of the Beatport charts, and clearly showed that HUGEL does not only deliver radio and Spotify chart breakers but also has a deep passion for House & Tech House. With over 760 million total streams on all platforms worldwide, he is definitely one of the hottest current acts. HUGEL has not only remixed songs for and collaborated with top billboard artists such as Charlie Puth or J Balvin, but is also on the line-ups of the biggest festivals in the world including the Main Stage at Tomorrowland or Parookaville. After having been the opening act of David Guetta’s European Arena Tour as well as monthly resident at Ushuaia’s party BIG by David Guetta and legendary Pacha, HUGEL is now playing his third US and Canada Tour this summer, playing events such as Hangout and Firefly Music Festival, Lavo (NYC), Toybox (Toronto), Prysm (Chicago), or New City Gas (Montreal).

As they evolved from '90s French house pioneers to 2000s dance tastemakers to mainstream heroes in the 2010s, Daft Punk remained one of dance music's most iconic acts. With their early singles and 1997's instant-classic debut album Homework, Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo and <a href="spotify:artist:41vv2Tj1knysv6MuFUmdwi">Thomas Bangalter</a> quickly won acclaim for their skill at blending their beloved Chicago house and Detroit techno with pop, funk, indie rock, and hip-hop into nostalgic yet futuristic forms. Not content to just widen electronic music's popularity, on 2001's Discovery they reinvented the then-unfashionable sounds of mid-'80s soft rock and R&B into stylish tracks that also had a childlike wonder. Despite their sizable popularity, Daft Punk were never afraid to challenge their listeners, which they did with 2005's cold and dystopic Human After All. Even when they polarized their audience, there was never any doubt that they staged groundbreaking concerts, and the tour captured on Alive 2007 helped pave the way for arena-sized EDM, particularly in the U.S. With 2013's Random Access Memories, the duo once again looked to the past to create the future, borrowing from prog, disco, and a laid-back West Coast vibe that bucked the predominant trends in electronic music but still resonated with a wide audience. Daft Punk's influence reached further into the mainstream through collaborations with <a href="spotify:artist:5K4W6rqBFWDnAN6FQUkS6x">Kanye West</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:1Xyo4u8uXC1ZmMpatF05PJ">the Weeknd</a>, and the duo's music was sampled by artists ranging from <a href="spotify:artist:2wIVse2owClT7go1WT98tk">Missy Elliott</a> to <a href="spotify:artist:6WoTvA9qinpHtSRJuldYh6">the Fall</a>. Though they reinvented themselves continually, wherever Daft Punk went, the rest of pop music followed. After meeting in 1987 as students at Paris' Lycée Carnot secondary school, <a href="spotify:artist:41vv2Tj1knysv6MuFUmdwi">Bangalter</a> and de Homem-Christo became friends and soon started making music together. In 1992, they formed the band Darlin'. Named after a <a href="spotify:artist:3oDbviiivRWhXwIE8hxkVV">Beach Boys</a> song, the group featured <a href="spotify:artist:41vv2Tj1knysv6MuFUmdwi">Bangalter</a> on bass, de Homem-Christo on guitar, and additional guitarist Laurent Brancowitz. Darlin's career was brief: The trio recorded a cover of their namesake song that appeared, along with an original song, on a various artists EP released by <a href="spotify:artist:3Rj0tDHoX7C5NFq5DKIpHt">Stereolab</a>'s label <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Duophonic%22">Duophonic</a> (the band also invited Darlin' to play some U.K. shows with them). Following a Melody Maker review that described Darlin's music as "a daft punky thrash," the band broke up. <a href="spotify:artist:41vv2Tj1knysv6MuFUmdwi">Bangalter</a> and de Homem-Christo began experimenting with electronic music, taking their new project's name from that review and drawing inspiration from pioneers such as <a href="spotify:artist:6MFopqejpmTUUZlcRmGzgg">Todd Edwards</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:208EQzx7RmoE2Ng9gF2edh">Juan Atkins</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0dmPX6ovclgOy8WWJaFEUU">Kraftwerk</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:63yl9nDNrHpiAYGlNJxxjc">Frankie Knuckles</a>, and many more. By September 1993, Daft Punk had readied a demo tape, which they gave to <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Soma%22">Soma</a> co-founder Stuart MacMillan at a rave at EuroDisney. The label released the duo's debut single, "The New Wave," in April 1994. Instantly hailed by the dance music press as the work of a new breed of house innovators, it was followed by May 1995's "Da Funk," the band's first true hit (the record sold 30,000 copies worldwide and saw thorough rinsings by everyone from <a href="spotify:artist:4oHDMGLufm0nUeo0ITiWl1">Kris Needs</a> to <a href="spotify:artist:1GhPHrq36VKCY3ucVaZCfo">the Chemical Brothers</a>). In 1996, the buzz around Daft Punk led them to sign with <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Virgin%22">Virgin</a>, and the label released the single "Da Funk"/"Musique" that year. Recorded and mixed at the duo's Paris studio Daft House, January 1997's debut album Homework -- named for Daft Punk's D.I.Y. aesthetic -- was a critical and commercial success. The album reached number three in France and stayed on the chart for over a year, while the singles "Da Funk," "Around the World," "Burnin'," and "Revolution 909" charted in France, the U.K., the U.S., and Australia. The duo supported the record with the Daftendirekt tour, while the Homework video collection D.A.F.T.: A Story about Dogs, Androids, Firemen and Tomatoes followed in 1999 and featured clips directed by Roman Coppola, Michel Gondry, and Spike Jonze. To follow their breakthrough debut album, de Homem-Christo and <a href="spotify:artist:41vv2Tj1knysv6MuFUmdwi">Bangalter</a> reached back to their childhoods in the '70s and '80s and sought to fuse technology with humanity. Once again recorded at Daft House, March 2001's Discovery incorporated disco and synth pop as well as house, garage, and R&B into a sleek, retro-futuristic sound that matched the robotic helmets and gloves the duo introduced with the release of the album. Featuring contributions from heroes such as <a href="spotify:artist:1xKryNto8SDKl2E6lBs23J">Romanthony</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:6MFopqejpmTUUZlcRmGzgg">Edwards</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:5He9yPmPv0Du9hASUlTUjr">DJ Sneak</a>, Discovery was an even bigger hit than its predecessor. The album peaked at number two in France and the U.K., while the singles "One More Time," "Digital Love," "Harder, Faster, Better, Stronger," and "Face to Face" also charted in the U.K. and the U.S. That November saw the release of Alive 1997, an edit of the duo's Birmingham, England stop on the Daftendirekt tour. Daft Punk capped the Discovery era in 2003 with Interstella 5555: The 5tory of the 5ecret 5tar 5ystem, an animated film they produced with anime and manga creator Leiji Matsumoto that used the album as its soundtrack. For Daft Punk's third album, the duo took a drastically different approach. Created in six weeks -- as opposed to the two years they spent making Discovery -- with a handful of gear that included an eight-track machine, March 2005's Human After All was a deliberately raw, stark set of songs inspired by George Orwell's Nineteen Eighty-Four. Though its cold, repetitive feel drew polarized reactions, the album fared well commercially: Human After All reached number three in France, was a Top Ten hit in the U.K., and hit number one on the Billboard Top Dance/Electronic Albums chart in the U.S. The set was also nominated for Best Electronic/Dance Album at the 2006 Grammy Awards. Shortly after its release, Human After All [Remixes] collected reworkings by <a href="spotify:artist:43mWhBXSflupNLuNjM5vff">Soulwax</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2fBURuq7FrlH6z5F92mpOl">Digitalism</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:3jQ8hpdQo3TCEnb5gmOtH5">Erol Alkan</a> among others. April 2006 saw the arrival of Musique, Vol. 1: 1993-2005, a compilation of the duo's best-known songs and remixes accompanied by the videos for Human After All's singles. That May, Daft Punk premiered their film Electroma at the Director's Fortnight at that year's Cannes Film Festival. An experimental sci-fi film about a pair of robots seeking to become human, it began as the video for Human After All's title track before expanding into a feature film (unlike Interstella 5555, the movie did not feature any of Daft Punk's music). Initially earning mixed reviews, over time Electroma won a cult audience. That year, the duo embarked on the Alive tour, which lasted through 2007 and featured some of Daft Punk's most ambitiously staged live sets. Appearing in November 2007, Alive 2007 documented the tour. Early in 2009, the album and its single "Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger" won Grammy Awards. Daft Punk returned with new music in November 2010 in the form of the score to Joseph Kosinski's feature film Tron: Legacy. A collaboration with <a href="spotify:artist:566MlWaCa63jvMZV9YMj3V">Joseph Trapanese</a>, who arranged and orchestrated the pair's compositions, it featured an 85-piece orchestra as well as Daft Punk's signature electronics. <a href="spotify:artist:41vv2Tj1knysv6MuFUmdwi">Bangalter</a> and de Homem-Christo also appeared in the film in a brief cameo. The soundtrack eventually reached number four on the Billboard 200 Albums chart in the U.S. and was nominated for a Best Score Soundtrack Album for Visual Media Grammy Award. Also in 2010, the duo were admitted into the Ordre des Arts et des Lettres, with de Homem-Christo and <a href="spotify:artist:41vv2Tj1knysv6MuFUmdwi">Bangalter</a> each receiving the rank of Chevalier. The following year saw the April release of the remix album Tron: Legacy Reconfigured, while that September's compilation Soma Records: 20 Years featured the track "Drive," an early recording that was believed to be lost. For their fourth album, Daft Punk once again took a different creative tack. Seeking a breezy feel informed by <a href="spotify:artist:08GQAI4eElDnROBrJRGE0X">Fleetwood Mac</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0ECwFtbIWEVNwjlrfc6xoL">the Eagles</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:5MhLmv7GgyjbxGqiIGasvT">Jean Michel Jarre</a>, the duo emphasized live instrumentation and collaborated with artists including <a href="spotify:artist:3yDIp0kaq9EFKe07X1X2rz">Nile Rodgers</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:3f626JSVauIhTQgatsFcs4">Paul Williams</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:6jU2Tt13MmXYk0ZBv1KmfO">Giorgio Moroder</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:1R84VlXnFFULOsWWV8IrCQ">Panda Bear</a>. <a href="spotify:artist:2RdwBSPQiwcmiDo9kixcl8">Pharrell Williams</a> appeared on the single "Get Lucky," which preceded the release of the full-length Random Access Memories in May 2013. Recorded in California, New York City, and Paris and spanning disco, prog, and indie influences, the album became one of Daft Punk's biggest successes. It topped the charts in over 20 countries including the U.S., where it became the duo's first number one album and was eventually certified platinum. It also won Grammy Awards for Best Dance/Electronica Album, Album of the Year, and Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical. "Get Lucky" hit number one in over 30 countries and earned Grammys for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance and Record of the Year. That year, Daft Punk also co-produced <a href="spotify:artist:5K4W6rqBFWDnAN6FQUkS6x">Kanye West</a>'s critically acclaimed album Yeezus, and worked on tracks including the single "Black Skinhead." In 2014, the duo appeared on <a href="spotify:artist:2RdwBSPQiwcmiDo9kixcl8">Pharrell</a>'s album G I R L and collaborated with <a href="spotify:artist:3nFkdlSjzX9mRTtwJOzDYB">Jay-Z</a> on the song "Computerized." A 2015 documentary titled Daft Punk Unchained charted their history from the '90s into the 2010s, featuring interviews with <a href="spotify:artist:3yDIp0kaq9EFKe07X1X2rz">Rodgers</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2RdwBSPQiwcmiDo9kixcl8">Pharrell</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:5K4W6rqBFWDnAN6FQUkS6x">West</a>, among others. In turn, the duo appeared in that year's <a href="spotify:artist:3yDIp0kaq9EFKe07X1X2rz">Rodgers</a> documentary Nile Rodgers: From Disco to Daft Punk. During the latter half of the 2010s, Daft Punk remained active. They teamed up with <a href="spotify:artist:1Xyo4u8uXC1ZmMpatF05PJ">the Weeknd</a>'s <a href="spotify:artist:56pImxBsOQTCASzJNLNEKN">Abel Tesfaye</a> on a pair of songs from his 2016 album Starboy, including the chart-topping title track. The following year, the duo performed with <a href="spotify:artist:1Xyo4u8uXC1ZmMpatF05PJ">the Weeknd</a> at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards; later in 2017, they co-wrote and produced <a href="spotify:artist:3oKRxpszQKUjjaHz388fVA">Parcels</a>' "Overnight." During this time, Daft Punk's members also worked on separate projects. <a href="spotify:artist:41vv2Tj1knysv6MuFUmdwi">Bangalter</a> co-produced <a href="spotify:artist:3kjuyTCjPG1WMFCiyc5IuB">Arcade Fire</a>'s 2017 album Everything Now and contributed pieces to the soundtrack to Gaspar Noé's 2018 film Climax, while de Homem-Christo co-wrote and produced tracks for <a href="spotify:artist:2rBcvLKWCZs9w1qIWv560v">Charlotte Gainsbourg</a>'s 2017 album Rest and <a href="spotify:artist:1Xyo4u8uXC1ZmMpatF05PJ">the Weeknd</a>'s 2018 EP My Dear Melancholy,. In 2019, Daft Punk were featured in the Philharmonie de Paris' exhibition Electro, which traced the history of electronic music and its influence on visual arts. In February 2021, the duo disbanded, spreading the news with a YouTube video that featured scenes from the end of Electroma. To commemorate the tenth anniversary of Random Access Memories in 2023, Daft Punk issued a pair of re-releases of the album. In May, a deluxe edition of the album featuring unreleased demos (including "Infinity Repeating," which featured Julian Casablancas & the Voidz), outtakes and the version of "Touch" that soundtracked the duo's breakup announcement appeared. The reissue topped the Billboard Dance/Electronic Albums Chart and reached the Top Ten of the Billboard 200 Albums Chart. That November saw the release of a drumless version of the album. ~ Heather Phares & Sean Cooper, Rovi

Gesaffelstein emerged from the later end of the electronic music scene of the 00s. From his first releases on electronic labels Turbo (Tiga’s label), Zone and Bromance, to his first LP, Aleph, with Warner and most recently, Hyperion via Columbia, Gesaffelstein has continued to build his reputation as one of the most talented and forward-thinking producers of his generation. As the world becomes darker, Gesaffelstein worked with artists like The Weeknd for the EP ‘My dear Melancholy’, A$AP Rocky for the soundtrack of Divergent, Kanye West on Yeezus and Donda or most recently, on KayCyy’s debut EP and Lil Nas X’s “J CHRIST”. On March 29th, Gesaffelstein releases his new LP, GAMMA.

French electronic music producer and DJ Christophe Le Friant has built a career under the Bob Sinclar moniker, spreading the sounds of French house to international ears from the late '90s and beyond. In the midst of a mid-2000s chart run -- with his trio of Western Dream, Soundz of Freedom, and Born in '69 all certified gold in his native France -- his song "Love Generation" topped charts across the globe in 2005 and he received a Grammy nomination the year after for another chart-topper, "World, Hold On (Children of the Sky)" featuring <a href="spotify:artist:2SwhNukah1MYpLR594PnuC">Steve Edwards</a>. He continued to release charting singles into the 2010s, including the gold-certified chart hits "Feel the Vibe" and "I Believe." In the 2022, "World, Hold On" was reworked by <a href="spotify:artist:1VJ0briNOlXRtJUAzoUJdt">Fisher</a> and became a hit in Australia and the U.K. In addition to making music, he is also the head of the French label <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Yellow+Productions%22">Yellow Productions</a>, which he founded in 1993 with <a href="spotify:artist:7H4LLUQuSwP4XI3jID9s87">Alain Ho</a>. Le Friant made his debut as Chris the French Kiss in the '80s, creating downtempo hip-hop project <a href="spotify:artist:3QJR3Dzq3qUDl40cV3XsTl">the Mighty Bop</a> and his acid jazz Réminiscence Quartet. In the late '90s, he started performing as Bob Sinclar (named after a character in the well-known French film Le Magnifique), issuing his debut effort Paradise in 1998. The set charted in France, New Zealand, and the U.K. Sinclar followed in 2000 with Champs Elysees, which was certified gold in France. After 2003's III, he stormed charts across Europe with 2006's Western Dream, home to hit singles "Love Generation," "World, Hold On," "Rock This Party," and "Tennessee." He quickly followed with Soundz of Freedom in 2007, his first Top Ten release. His mid-2000s chart success continued on 2009's Born in '69, which featured appearances by <a href="spotify:artist:7zliF6Q946WznVk3ZMYhZX">the Sugarhill Gang</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:3j7Sw80qzL2FJlryUhI3wG">Shabba Ranks</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:1xNmvlEiICkRlRGqlNFZ43">Axwell</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:1GaBsp1ICIp1e6udgE7fba">Kevin Lyttle</a>. Sinclar kicked off the 2010s with the remix effort Made in Jamaica, which spun his greatest hits with a distinct island twist. Reggae artists <a href="spotify:artist:5EvFsr3kj42KNv97ZEnqij">Shaggy</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2cSQyZg5t274Y3Nv0uuwjd">Gary Pine</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5SK75gxwqKq5Zc1mdLfwv9">Queen Ifrica</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0eyU8FDZOOlay1MxO2ze4E">Tony Rebel</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:0TsTesOYlZmHOLnFPLPKLZ">Dollarman</a> all made appearances on the <a href="spotify:artist:6jJG408jz8VayohX86nuTt">Sly & Robbie</a>-produced set. Recruiting <a href="spotify:artist:0TnOYISbd1XYRBk9myaseg">Pitbull</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:15GGbJKqC6w0VYyAJtjej6">Fatman Scoop</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2cBh5lVMg222FFuRU7EfDE">Sophie Ellis-Bextor</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:7hJcb9fa4alzcOq3EaNPoG">Snoop Dogg</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:3Isy6kedDrgPYoTS1dazA9">Sean Paul</a>, Sinclar took a page from <a href="spotify:artist:1Cs0zKBU1kc0i8ypK3B9ai">David Guetta</a>'s high-profile collaboration handbook with 2012's Disco Crash, which landed in the French Top 20. He followed with the sleek Paris by Night mix in 2013. Sinclar continued with non-album single releases, including 2015's gold-certified "Feel the Vibe" with Dawn Tillman, 2016's Top 50 "Someone Who Needs Me," and 2017's "Til the Sun Rise Up" with <a href="spotify:artist:0z4gvV4rjIZ9wHck67ucSV">Akon</a>. In 2018 he issued "I Believe," another gold-certified single. Kicking off the 2020s, he released a steady stream of single, notably 2021's "We Could Be Dancing" with Molly Hammar and a <a href="spotify:artist:1VJ0briNOlXRtJUAzoUJdt">Fisher</a> remix of "World, Hold On" that received gold certification in Australia and the U.K. Through 2023, Sinclar teamed with <a href="spotify:artist:6alPczkkZlUZwomoKjrtMc">Salome de Bahia</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0SpOOyFUDv9WQGiwvHZKJo">QUINZE</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:1TRFAJu3Cw64APToZaGk9D">Riva Starr</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:3TaUSUXn41GixL7zbvrIDt">A-Trak</a>, and others on various tracks and remixes. ~ Neil Z. Yeung, Rovi

At a young age, Kungs learned DJ has only one goal: to make people dance. Each of his projects will now be designed according to this philosophy. His first single, "This Girl" (2016), is the perfect illustration. Number 1 in dozens of countries, 14 times diamond record, seventh most Shazamed track in history... From the beginning, Kungs took on an international dimension. His first album, LAYERS, followed suit. In the years that followed, the DJ made hundreds of thousands of people dance at the world's biggest festivals, while stacking demos for his second project. In May 2021, the single "Never Going Home" offered a first glimpse of the new direction Kungs is taking. The official anthem of post-lockdown, the song confirmed Kungs' international stature: it exploded the charts in a dozen countries and earned three certifications (Diamond in France, Double Platinum in Italy, Platinum in Poland). Spring 2022. Kungs finally presents his second album, the result of a year and a half of work. CLUB AZUR is a love letter to clubbing and the soundtrack of a dreamy evening. "The only condition for entering CLUB AZUR? To be open to difference." In spring 2023, KUNGS returns with a surprise collaboration following the success of the album "Club Azur" last year. This time, he teams up with Purple Disco Machine to present their new disco-inspired track with 80s influences.

Being considered relatively known on the international scene, Marseille based DJ and producer Matt Sassari has suitably proven his strength in both the studio and behind the decks. 
 With releases on notable labels such as CR2 / Truesoul / Panterre Musique / Terminal M / Intec / Relief Matts unique blend of Techno and Tech House made his first top 1 overall beatport chart with 'Put A Record On' in 2019. Followed by his newest 'Give it to me' record an official adaptation of Timbaland’s 2007 Hip-Hop classic and US Billboard #1 + #1 UK Singles Chart, featuring Nelly Furtado and Justin Timberlake. 'Give It To Me' has been recently certified platinium record. 
 Implementing his effortless live style on stage, Matt’s productions have proven to be popular and resulted in over half million monthly Spotify listeners and taking him across the globe. 
 With continued support from likes of Carl Cox, Adam Beyer, Joseph Capriati, Chris Leibing, Nicole Moudaber. This is just the beginning for Matt Sassari.

Ofenbach is today the most streamed French duo/band in the world. With 2 Diamond, 26 platinum and 22 gold certifications, they’re young and at the beginning of what is going to be a long and successful career. Almost 4,5 Billion steams and 500k followers Youtube. These are the incredible numbers that sum up the Parisian dance duo Ofenbach. (Dorian & César) Being on stage is their playground and touring the world their day-to-day lifestyle. They’ve already performed more than 400 shows worldwide. Their debut Album 'I', released in 2022 was the most exported French album of 2023 and 2024 and ranked #1 in this chart. In 2025 Ofenbach present their brand new live conceptual show ‘Clone Live: Prelude’, in a sharp selection of clubs and soon headlining major festivals across Europe.

Renowned for his magnetic energy and unique sound, French DJ, producer, and artist, Willy William, is a tour de force in the global music scene. Willy's innovative approach to music, combined with his versatile skills as a songwriter, has led to collaborations with an impressive roster of internationally recognized artists, including David Guetta and Jason Derulo on <a href="spotify:album:5dL5RSd455FewNptPgtBTS" data-name="Goodbye (feat. Nicki Minaj & Willy William)">Goodbye (feat. Nicki Minaj & Willy William)</a>, <a href="spotify:album:02DFx2vg1J37gRdU7rDQGM" data-name="Mi Gente Feat. Beyoncé">Mi Gente Feat. Beyoncé</a>, <a href="spotify:album:76acygf2QHxec6aGaCABrE" data-name="Mambo (feat. Sean Paul, El Alfa, Sfera Ebbasta & Play-N-Skillz)">Mambo (feat. Sean Paul, El Alfa, Sfera Ebbasta & Play-N-Skillz)</a> and more. In 2016, Willy was recognized as the most Shazam'ed French artist thanks to his hit <a href="spotify:track:7g3HQ4npoO3Zrp9Zia0J0E" data-name="Ego - Radio Edit">Ego - Radio Edit</a> (+1billion YouTube views).But it was his scintillating track <a href="spotify:album:3vgR05zLcwCqfSqsa6KWLm" data-name="Mi Gente">Mi Gente</a> (+1 billion Spotify streams, +3 Billion YouTube views) that propelled him to unprecedented heights. Mi Gente won an MTV VMA Award, achieved multi-diamond status, and held the number one spot in over 55 countries, as well as #1 on the Global Spotify charts for an astounding 12 consecutive weeks. His latest singles <a href="spotify:album:2CouSn57DmTvVmvNvYaApP" data-name="Trompeta">Trompeta</a> went platinum in France and BeNeLux, and <a href="spotify:album:0wGjk4xe1uiNbW3DxehqNy" data-name="Life Is Life (C'est la vie)">Life Is Life (C'est la vie)</a> is still charting on Radios in France and Canada 1 year after its release. In 2024, Willy headlined Exit Festival showcasing his status as a leading global DJ. With new music collaborations coming soon, featuring major DJs and Latin artists, he remains a force on the global DJ scene while touring clubs and festivals worldwide. His new single RATATA is set to release on October 18th, featuring <a href="spotify:artist:2AwxAHULVspHSlffbyOSg3" data-name="Lorna">Lorna</a>.

TRINIX is an award-winning, chart-breaking French electronic DJ group, with over 10 million followers. Known for their covers of global sounds, Josh and Lois draw their musical inspirations from electronic, contemporary, and cinematic genres, citing influences such as Stromae, Marvin Gaye, Berlioz and Hans Zimmer. In just a few years, the duo has collaborated with globally renowned artists including <a href="spotify:artist:0z4gvV4rjIZ9wHck67ucSV" data-name="Akon">Akon</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:7IlRNXHjoOCgEAWN5qYksg" data-name="Aya Nakamura">Aya Nakamura</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:77AiFEVeAVj2ORpC85QVJs" data-name="Steve Aoki">Steve Aoki</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:7f5Zgnp2spUuuzKplmRkt7" data-name="Lost Frequencies">Lost Frequencies</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:0SfsnGyD8FpIN4U4WCkBZ5" data-name="Armin van Buuren">Armin van Buuren</a>. TRINIX is experiencing growing success on streaming platforms, with over half a billion streams and several certified gold and diamond titles. Following their worldwide success with "<a href="spotify:track:1z5r6Rpcc1BreRtYALBncX" data-name="Beautiful Day (Thank You for Sunshine)">Beautiful Day (Thank You for Sunshine)</a>" (over 100 million streams), TRINIX continues their ascent with the release of two hits last summer: "<a href="spotify:album:3yP0Nsb8jyXY4HMNb6tkO9" data-name="Emorio">Emorio</a>" and "<a href="spotify:album:015JXvTq9kGDXlJs0z8fYY" data-name="The Magic Key">The Magic Key</a>" both of which simultaneously climbed the European Top 50 airplay charts. Last December, the duo was nominated for the NRJ Music Awards and announced a sold-out show at the Olympia. In early 2024, TRINIX released "<a href="spotify:album:2PeOwsFqU4M5IabYcuMnAL" data-name="Avec classe (feat. Aya Nakamura & Trinix)">Avec classe (feat. Aya Nakamura & Trinix)</a>" alongside <a href="spotify:artist:2GBDOaCl73BVUs2RerIme7" data-name="Corneille">Corneille</a>, followed by "<a href="spotify:album:2fEyzL7jdYeu1trYCeFTXr" data-name="Hotstepper">Hotstepper</a>" a few months later, both reaching the charts within days. Their upcoming tour is stopping at the biggest festivals: Tomorrowland, Garorock, Solidays, Les Vieilles Charrues, Delta... and a Paris Zenith in 2025. contact@trinixmusic.com

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<a href="spotify:artist:5RBfbXM7hcarplMqZljhYd">Yann Destagnol</a> and Romain Tranchart make up Modjo, a France-based downtempo production team. Tranchart's roots are in rock, but he was eventually converted to house after a stint as a guitarist. By the end of 1998, he already had his first production released ("What You're Gonna Do Baby"), under the name Funk Legacy. <a href="spotify:artist:5RBfbXM7hcarplMqZljhYd">Destagnol</a> was a multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter at a young age and shifted to R&B after having spent his formative years devouring pop and rock. The two joined in 1998 and released their first single, "Lady (Hear Me Tonight)," on Sound of Barclay in 2001. By the end of that year, they had their self-titled debut full-length released by MCA. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi

If you still haven’t heard of Naeleck yet, you will soon. The French DJ and producer is on a direct path to take over the world with his trademark explosion of melodic EDM, heavy bass, and hardstyle beats. With over 250 million streams across digital platforms, one thing is clear, fans can’t get enough of this masked undead cult figure who’s blurring the lines of music, anime and the gaming world to create a one-of-a-kind audiovisual experience. The last couple of years has seen his popularity grow to insane levels, reaching #53 on the Reddit Top 100 World DJs of 2018 and #72 on the coveted DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs of 2021 – making him the 3rd top French DJ after David Guetta and DJ Snake. On the decks, he’s played at the biggest festivals and clubs across Europe, Asia, Oceania and North America. Away from the decks, he’s simply an enigma. Last seen on top of a skyscraper in Tokyo, in the catacombs of Paris, or a cave in south Taiwan. The rumours are endless. Beyond his music, Naeleck has created an entire universe based around his undead character with 40 million views on his genre-bending videos on Tik Tok and over a billion views on his GIF stickers – which has struck a chord with everyone from French youth culture to A-list Hollywood stars. Naeleck is also the head of two labels: Den Haku Records and Dancing Dead – on a mission to sign exciting new talent around the globe.

A dance music duo that constantly redefines what that means, Justice adds prog, metal, new wave, and indie to their vintage funk, disco, and house foundations. Starting with the Grammy-nominated 2007 single "D.A.N.C.E." and that year's full-length † (aka Cross), the Parisian duo defined the brash, stylish appeal of their label, <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Ed+Banger+Records%22">Ed Banger Records</a>, in the mid- to late 2000s. Their music grew bolder and more unexpected with each album, whether they cranked up the riffs on 2011's Audio, Video, Disco, collaborated with the <a href="spotify:artist:1Uw2tN8RWQAKO3jtsqIJ8M">London Contemporary Orchestra</a> on 2016's Woman, mashed up their own songs on 2018's Grammy-winning Woman Worldwide, or fused gabber with pop on 2024's Hyperdrama. With every release, Justice have reimagined the genre-bending possibilities of a world where all music is available to hear -- and recombine -- in an instant. Justice's <a href="spotify:artist:1xiaqHkrYo04iuDw2h7kft">Gaspard Augé</a> and Xavier de Rosnay began making music in the early 2000s, and first appeared on Musclorvision's Hits Up to You!, a 2003 compilation of songs intended to sound like Eurovision song contest entries. That year, Justice also remixed <a href="spotify:artist:19rgRqYVP3LJf9tGmMWLjP">Simian</a>'s "Never Be Alone" for a college radio song contest; Ed Banger signed the duo and released the single, which eventually became popular in England and Germany as well as France. In 2005, <a href="spotify:artist:1xiaqHkrYo04iuDw2h7kft">Augé</a> and de Rosnay released Justice's debut single, "Waters of Nazareth." During this time, they also established themselves as prolific remixers, reworking songs for artists including <a href="spotify:artist:5wPoxI5si3eJsYYwyXV4Wi">N.E.R.D.</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:26dSoYclwsYLMAKD3tpOr4">Britney Spears</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:18H0sAptzdwid08XGg1Lcj">Death from Above 1979</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:4Y7tXHSEejGu1vQ9bwDdXW">Fatboy Slim</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:4tZwfgrHOc3mvqYlEYSvVi">Daft Punk</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0XNa1vTidXlvJ2gHSsRi4A">Franz Ferdinand</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:0b9ukmbg0MO5eMlorcgOwz">Mr. Oizo</a> while working on their first album. Justice's breakthrough arrived in 2007 with the release of "D.A.N.C.E.," a catchy single with an attention-getting video that featured animated T-shirts. The duo's first album, † (aka Cross), appeared that June. Conceived as a "disco-opera" album, it incorporated samples from hundreds of sources ranging from the Italian prog rock outfit <a href="spotify:artist:7H92g6n1BvyzvQwaERZKZl">Goblin</a> to more typical dance music. Topping the U.K. and U.S. dance album charts and peaking at number 11 in France, † was certified gold in the U.K. and attained diamond certification for its sales throughout Europe. The album was nominated for Best Electronic/Dance Album at the 50th Grammy Awards, while "D.A.N.C.E." earned a nomination for Best Dance Recording. Justice spent the better part of 2007 and 2008 performing at festivals around the world, but also issued Justice Xmas Mix, a rejected mix for <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Fabric%22">Fabric</a> that the duo released online, and Planisphère, a four-part track created for the Dior Homme Summer 2009 fashion show that appeared on Justice's MySpace page. The live album and concert film A Cross the Universe appeared in 2008, and the following year, Justice's remix of <a href="spotify:artist:0SwO7SWeDHJijQ3XNS7xEE">MGMT</a>'s "Electric Feel" won a Grammy for Best Remixed Recording, Non-Classical. Remixes of songs by <a href="spotify:artist:51Blml2LZPmy7TTiAg47vQ">U2</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:5gznATMVO85ZcLTkE9ULU7">Lenny Kravitz</a>, as well as production work on the <a href="spotify:artist:4e7qJTThm5uI3CplqZObfT">Birdy Nam Nam</a> song "The Parachute Ending," kept them busy in 2009. The following year, the soundtrack to <a href="spotify:artist:0b9ukmbg0MO5eMlorcgOwz">Mr. Oizo</a>'s film Rubber, which featured collaborations between <a href="spotify:artist:0b9ukmbg0MO5eMlorcgOwz">Oizo</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:1xiaqHkrYo04iuDw2h7kft">Augé</a>, appeared. Justice returned in October 2011 with their second album, Audio, Video, Disco. A laid-back affair filled with prog rock sounds, guitars, and new wave-era influences, it reached number five on the French charts and peaked at number two and number four on the U.K. and U.S. dance album charts, respectively. In 2012, Audio, Video, Disco was certified gold in Europe. Justice's tour in support of the album included headlining dates at Miami's Ultra Music Festival, Coachella, and Lollapalooza; the May 2013 live album Access All Arenas captured the duo's performance at Arena of Nîmes in July 2012. By mid-2014, Justice were at work on their third album. They resurfaced in 2016 with a pair of singles (July's "Safe and Sound" and September's "Randy") that arrived ahead of that November's full-length Woman. Described by <a href="spotify:artist:1xiaqHkrYo04iuDw2h7kft">Augé</a> and de Rosnay as their most joyful music yet, the album featured the <a href="spotify:artist:1Uw2tN8RWQAKO3jtsqIJ8M">London Contemporary Orchestra</a> as well as vocalists including Morgan Phalen, <a href="spotify:artist:3elsShahfR0tVNwkQr8ZtO">Romuald</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:25w2vpqq7dYleBAqMx7Ijx">Zoot Woman</a>'s <a href="spotify:artist:7vD5ul0FZtFxlbnXis4n12">Johnny Blake</a>. A Top 20 hit in France, the album topped the U.S. dance albums chart and reached number three on the U.K.'s dance albums chart. While adapting their songs to perform live, Justice liked the reworked versions so much that they recorded them in the studio. The results were Woman Worldwide, which Ed Banger and <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Because+Music%22">Because Music</a> issued in August 2018. Reaching number ten on the French album charts and number six on the U.K. dance album charts, Woman Worldwide also won the Grammy Award for Best Dance/Electronic Album. IRIS: A Space Opera by Justice, a film of an hour-long live show Justice performed without an audience, premiered at South by Southwest in March 2019. After the release of <a href="spotify:artist:1xiaqHkrYo04iuDw2h7kft">Augé</a>'s June 2021 solo album Escapades, Justice delivered a pair of reissues in 2022. First up was a vinyl release of Planisphère, which was followed by a 15th anniversary edition of † that featured remixes and demos. Shortly after returning to Coachella with a live show created with the help of a team of seven computer scientists, Justice released April 2024's Hyperdrama. Three-and-a-half years in the making, their fourth proper album was largely recorded in de Rosnay's home studio and added touches of gabber techno -- as well as vocals by <a href="spotify:artist:360IAlyVv4PCEVjgyMZrxK">Miguel</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5INjqkS1o8h1imAzPqGZBb">Tame Impala</a>'s Kevin Parker, and <a href="spotify:artist:247AfC9pLuqwgpH8Mo96oA">Connan Mockasin</a> -- to their disco and funk roots. Hyperdrama received a nomination for Best Dance/Electronic Album at the 67th Annual Grammy Awards, while the song "Neverender" was nominated for Best Dance/Electronic Recording. ~ Heather Phares, Rovi

Though he grew up singing in the church choir and studying classical music, by age 13 French DJ Martin Solveig (born Martin Picandet) had his first pair of turntables and was showing off his skills to his friends. At 18, while working in a local record store, he further discovered the complexity of electronic music, and shortly thereafter was spinning at some of the most prestigious clubs in Paris. In 2001, Solveig worked with Bob Sinclar on Africanism, contributing his track "Edony" to the album. The single went on to be a hit, and after graduating from college, the DJ decided to release a full-length record. Sur la Terre -- which came out in 2002 on his own label, Mixture, and was made using both live and electronic instrumentation -- was also inspired by African rhythms, leading to a remix of Malian singer Salif Keita's song "Malan." In 2004 Solveig decided to move toward American funk and rock, releasing "Rocking Music," sung by Jay Sebag, followed by another full-length, Hedonist, in 2005. A third album, C'est la Vie, was issued in 2008, but it was only with his fourth effort, 2011's aptly titled Smash, that he finally broke through into the mainstream. Home to a number of singles featuring Dragonette, Smash included Solveig's chart-topping hit song "Hello" with the Canadian band, the success of which attracted the interest of Madonna. The singer chose him to work on her album MDNA, and the pair developed a mutual respect and a close working relationship in the studio. Post-MDNA, Solveig continued collaborating, releasing The Night Out EP in 2012; the 2013 single "Hey Now" with the Cataracs, and "Blow" featuring Laidback Luke in 2014. In 2015, Solveig returned with "Intoxicated" with the production duo GTA, as well as the house music-infused "+1," with vocals by Sam White. "Do It Right" with Tkay Maidza and "Places" with Ina Wroldsen arrived the next year, with the Alma-featuring "All Stars" landing in 2017. ~ Marisa Brown & Neil Z. Yeung

Egzod, Portugal-born, France-raised, and US-based, has garnered over 1 billion streams across platforms since 2017. Deriving his name from the French word for "Exodus," Egzod presents a captivating narrative of humanity's collective departure through a portal to a world where technology and nature blend harmoniously. He aims to empower and unify people through his music, creating a boundary-breaking soundscape that integrates sounds from diverse cultures worldwide. His music is infused with a spiritual aura and thought-provoking motifs, showcasing his commitment to elevating his art beyond mere entertainment. The concept of a portal to a new world acts as a profound metaphor for Egzod's artistic vision. It invites listeners to journey beyond their known reality, exploring a realm of limitless possibilities and untapped potential. Through his music, Egzod offers a conduit for individuals to transcend their limitations, embark on new horizons, and undergo a transformative journey toward a higher state of consciousness and personal growth. His song "Royalty" became a global viral hit, featured in millions of videos on TikTok and Instagram.

Grammy Winner for Best Remix in 2013 for his version of Lana Del Rey’s 'Summertime Sadness'. A monthly Spotify audience of over 3 million listeners. Billboard, UK & ARIA Chart Top Ten Hits. Multi-platinum selling singles. Beatport, Buzz, Hype Machine & Cool Cuts Charts Number 1′s. 2 BBC Radio One Essential Mixes. 3 Essential New Tunes. A weekly Global Radio show. The go to remixer. Acting roles in Michael Bay’s blockbuster film ‘Pain & Gain’ alongside Mark Wahlberg and The Rock, and Pete Berg’s ’The Long Night’ alongside Mark Wahlberg and Kurt Russell. Residencies in Las Vegas, New York and Miami. A yearly tour schedule & sell out shows spanning the world over. These are just a few things that have been making French born Miami resident Cedric Gervais one of the most sought after House DJs & electronic music producers in the world today. With his imprint ‘Delecta Records’ where he regularly releases singles, Cedric continues his ascendancy into 2021 and beyond.

Alan Braxe is a singular musician with a rare and restless spirit. His penchant for composition and melody commenced at an early age, with classical training in clarinet and cello. Braxe developed an omnivorous appetite for music in his adolescence, devouring everything from Alexander O'Neal to Heaven 17 and Public Enemy. Before long, Braxe was producing his own viral strain of dance music using only a mixer, a compressor, and an Emu SP1200. Within a year, a handful of Braxe’s early demos attracted Thomas Bangalter’s attention, and Braxe’s debut single, “Vertigo”, was released in 1997 via Bangalter’s influential Roulé label. “Vertigo” was a hallmark of the emerging French Touch sound, and Braxe, Bangalter, and childhood friend Benjamin Diamond decided to join forces for a collaborative project. That project would be called Stardust, and their 1998 single “Music Sounds Better With You” — which they wrote and recorded in one week — arrived as an instant dance music classic, selling over 3 million copies, and earning the trio a canonical spot in the electronic music constellation. Approaching the 20th anniversary of Stardust’s smash success and the Vulture label’s launch, Braxe again takes a radical turn in method. He strips his studio of all things digital and starts to experiment with a Buchla modular synthesizer, echoing his first setup’s minimalism.

On temporary hiatus from injecting the spirit of acid house into the French dance scene as half of <a href="spotify:artist:4tZwfgrHOc3mvqYlEYSvVi">Daft Punk</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:41vv2Tj1knysv6MuFUmdwi">Thomas Bangalter</a> crafted one of the catchiest dance anthems of the late '90s, Stardust's "Music Sounds Better With You." A warm, breezy, endlessly catchy mid-tempo anthem that launched hundreds of similar filter-disco tracks over the next few years, the single was recorded quickly by <a href="spotify:artist:41vv2Tj1knysv6MuFUmdwi">Bangalter</a> with co-producer <a href="spotify:artist:24JRvbKfTcF2x7c2kCCJrW">Alan Braxe</a> and released on his own Roulé label in June 1998. After ruling the roosts at Ibiza that summer -- along with another <a href="spotify:artist:41vv2Tj1knysv6MuFUmdwi">Bangalter</a> co-production, <a href="spotify:artist:5YFS41yoX0YuFY39fq21oN">Bob Sinclar</a>'s "Gym Tonic" -- the track was licensed by Virgin and hit number two on the British charts that fall. Though the label offered <a href="spotify:artist:41vv2Tj1knysv6MuFUmdwi">Bangalter</a> three million dollars to produce a Stardust LP, he decided instead to make it a one-shot project. ~ John Bush, Rovi

Faul & Wad are two multi-platinum french music producers from Paris, hit makers of Changes featuring PNAU. <a href="spotify:artist:6HUm6AHJE0oisACMN6NNJ5" data-name="Faul & Wad">Faul & Wad</a> vs <a href="spotify:artist:6n28c9qs9hNGriNa72b26u" data-name="PNAU">PNAU</a> "Changes" reached the top 10 charts in more than 12 countries in Europe and was #1 in German Dance Charts. Three years and almost 60 million views later, the boys have become the go-to pair for anyone seeking a fresh, sunkissed take on their music. From the native France and throughout Europe to the United States and South America, Faul & Wad have touched a long list clubs and cities on their quest to keep true house music alive, and that list continues to grow. No doubt, Faul & Wad’s dedication to beauty in their music, transmitting positive vibes to everybody and promoting an energetic party atmosphere will keep them on the road to success.

Dedicated to hardbeats & tekno, Creeds started his musical journey by learning piano in his young age ; which always serve the purpose of combining melodies and rough rythmes! Serving the eclecticism, it's through his talentious productions that Creeds will make you groove on a dynamic music melodic and innovative, calibrated to make you smash the dancefloor!

Alex Wann is a Paris‑based DJ and producer whose electrifying blend of Afro‑house, melodic house, and deep house has mesmerized global dance floors. He burst onto the scene in summer 2023 with his breakthrough hit “Milkshake,” an Afro‑house rework of Kelis’s classic supported by the likes of Keinemusik, Diplo, Pete Tong, John Summit, Carlita, and Blond:ish . The track became an international phenomenon, transforming Alex into one of the most talked‑about new voices in electronic music . Harnessing that momentum, Alex went on a headline U.S. tour, dropping sets at Teksupport and Factory Town, and gracing festival stages like Cercle, Panorama, Moga, and Brunch Electronik. A career‑defining moment came as he performed a back‑to‑back set with Pete Tong in Ibiza during the prestigious IMS event . In 2024 and beyond, Alex has delivered a string of acclaimed originals and remixes. Highlights include his remix of Adriatique & Eynka’s “Beyond Us” on Cercle Records, a reimagined Route 94 x Jess Glynne track “My Love” via EMI, and releases like “Set Me Free” on Astralwerks, “Cash Only” with Black Book Records, and the “Haze” EP . With a signature sound that layers tribal percussion, soulful vocals, and propulsive grooves, Alex Wann continues to carve out a dynamic, high‑energy niche in electronic music

The alter ego of French DJ Vincent Belorgey, Kavinsky's blend of influences such as French house, 16-bit video games, and especially '80s synth soundtracks helped give rise to the synthwave movement -- the title of his 2013 full-length, OutRun, is an alternate name for the genre. Often appearing in illustrated form, as on the covers of both the Teddy Boy and 1986 EPs, Kavinsky bears a striking resemblance to the French DJ himself, although the back story Belorgey created to go with his pseudonym is far removed from the artist's own modest history. The story goes that after crashing his Testarossa in 1986, Kavinsky reappeared as a zombie in 2006 to make electronic music. Luckily for Belorgey, his zombie tale serves as a good story line for a music video, as he demonstrated with the early single "Testarossa Overdrive." OutRun, his long-awaited debut album, hit number two on the French album charts. After an extended hiatus, second full-length Reborn appeared in 2022. Born in 1975 in Seine-Saint-Denis, France, Belorgey initially worked as an actor before launching his music career. He stumbled upon electronic production when he was given a discarded Apple computer by Quentin Dupieux, also known as <a href="spotify:artist:0b9ukmbg0MO5eMlorcgOwz">Mr. Oizo</a>. The fully loaded Apple inspired Kavinsky to begin creating his own tracks, while several roles in <a href="spotify:artist:0b9ukmbg0MO5eMlorcgOwz">Mr. Oizo</a>'s music videos and the film Steak gave him an opportunity to meet record label executives. A recording contract followed shortly after Belorgey presented his first tracks to <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Record+Makers%22">Record Makers</a> head Marc Tessier du Cros. In 2006, Belorgey, under the pseudonym Kavinsky, released Teddy Boy, recorded entirely on a Yamaha DX7. The 1986 EP followed in 2007 and Kavinsky was soon touring with <a href="spotify:artist:1gR0gsQYfi6joyO1dlp76N">Justice</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5tOWIviwLM1EIqGAbF8VSU">SebastiAn</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:4tZwfgrHOc3mvqYlEYSvVi">Daft Punk</a>. In 2008, he released a third EP, Blazer, on the <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Fool%27s+Gold%22">Fool's Gold</a> label, while 2011 found his "Nightcall" being used in the title sequence for the film Drive. "Nightcall" landed on Kavinsky's 2013 effort OutRun, the album named after Sega's hit video game, which just happened to feature a Testarossa. The album's "Odd Look" was then released as a single featuring <a href="spotify:artist:1Xyo4u8uXC1ZmMpatF05PJ">the Weeknd</a>. Following a lengthy hiatus, Kavinsky returned in 2021 with the <a href="spotify:artist:1xiaqHkrYo04iuDw2h7kft">Gaspard Augé</a>- and <a href="spotify:artist:73HYvBYbBoXKmDEzsM27RI">Victor Le Masne</a>-produced "Renegade," featuring <a href="spotify:artist:6iWuBN32BqCJAeXW6o3nil">Cautious Clay</a>, the first track released off his sophomore full-length, Reborn. The album arrived in March of 2022, and featured additional guests such as <a href="spotify:artist:23ymPLjbtAMzTJS2qRtQ8Z">Sébastien Tellier</a>, Kareen Lomax, and Morgan Phalen. ~ Celeste Rhoads & Paul Simpson, Rovi

Originally from London but raised in France, Maesic is a passionate producer and DJ. In a pivotal moment, Maesic released his debut single in 2018. The track charted in the Top 200 on Spotify France. In 2019, he received a nomination from DJ MAG FRANCE in the category "Best New Talent". Maesic then expanded his horizons by producing for other artists, he made a pivotal decision to relocate to Miami.Over the next two years, he immersed himself in studio work, contributing to projects for notable US and Latin artists like Mau Y Ricky, Jennifer Lopez, Jen Carlos. In 2022, Maesic connected with Diplo. He became one of Diplo's key producers, contributing to various projects like Major Lazer. Relocating to LA, he engaged in studio sessions with Dillon Francis, Wax Motif, Blondish, and Carlita, solidifying his presence in the LA scene. In 2023, Maesic released several singles that garnered support from Diplo, Fisher, Malaa. During the summer of 2023, Maesic toured with Diplo, fostering connections that led to a meaningful relationship with ANYMA. This connection resulted in a two-month studio collaboration, where Maesic contributed to writing music with him. As 2024 unfolds, Maesic anticipates it to be his most significant year yet. Introducing a new sound, a fusion of techno and afro house. Additionally, he has collaborations in progress with industry DJ such as Bob Sinclar Diplo, Hugel, and Discolines. Meanwhile, his music continues to be played by some of the biggest.

Vincent Fenton is a self taught multi-instrumentalist from France. As FKJ, aka French Kiwi Juice, his loose and colorful arrangements could soundtrack just about anything, anywhere; which is evident from his global spanning fanbase. FKJ is a Platinum-selling recording artist with over 2B streams to date, and his all encompassing visions and approach to his music create a unique, spontaneity-first delivery that shines in his complex live performances.

Oden & Fatzo, the dynamic French electronic music duo, have been making significant strides in the global music scene. Their journey began with the acclaimed house edit of Men I Trust’s “Lauren,” amassing over 80 million streams on Spotify. This success was followed by a standout live performance at Boiler Room during the 2022 FLY Open Air festival. Their unique blend of UK garage, uptempo minimal, and house beats—infused with funk, jazz, and hip-hop influences—has captivated audiences worldwide. In 2023, they released “Lady Love” featuring Camden Cox under Defected Records, garnering 31 million streams on Spotify. This collaboration strengthened their relationship with the iconic label and expanded their global audience. Their momentum continued in 2024 with a remix of David Guetta & Kungs’ “All Night Long” and iconic gigs at Cercle Festival, EDC Las Vegas, Electric Forrest Festival, Wembley Arena… Then, their new track « Tell Me What You Want » with Poppy Baskcomb (who worked with Anima, Tiësto…) gathered 17 millions on Spotify in less than six month, and bringing them to a peak of 3.5 millions monthly listeners during the summer while continuing their partnership with Defected, with whom they played all over the world. They spent two months in the studio working on their debut album which should be released on Defected during 2025. It contains numerous collaborations and the use of real instruments and musicians to take the Oden & Fatzo sound to the next level.

Tristan Casara, known as The Avener, is a French DJ and producer born in 1987 in Nice. A classically trained pianist, he transitioned to electronic and deep house music as a teenager. He rose to fame in 2014 with Fade Out Lines, a remix of Phoebe Killdeer’s track, which became a global hit and propelled his debut album, The Wanderings of The Avener (triple platinum in France). His second album, Heaven (2020), solidified his success with an international tour. In 2022, he reworked Quando Quando, turning it into a summer hit. In 2023, he released Alpaca and collaborated on a remix for Lost Frequencies. In 2024, he dropped The Morning Sun, hinting at a new musical project.

Petit Biscuit, the celebrated French electronic music producer, stands tall as an independent artist in today's music landscape. His remarkable success and global recognition are a testament to his unique talent, carving his own path and maintaining full control over his creative vision and musical direction. His studio albums, "Presence" and "Parachute" have showcased his remarkable talent and garnered critical acclaim. With 4 Billion career streams and his breakout hit "Sunset Lover" achieving an astonishing milestone of 15 times platinum certification worldwide, Petit Biscuit has delighted audiences around the globe with his captivating melodies and distinct sound. Always pushing the boundaries of what is an electronic music live show, he delivered mesmerizing performances at the likes of Coachella or Lollapalooza in the US, Listen Out in Australia, the Vieilles Charrues and a Zénith (arena) tour in France. As anticipation builds for Petit Biscuit's upcoming third album, fans eagerly await another musical milestone in his extraordinary career, which started when he was only 15 years old. Prepare to be swept away by the evocative melodies and innovative sounds that define the artistry of Petit Biscuit.

Cédric Steinmyller, multi-platinum DJ & producer and pioneer of the melodic house genre – best known as KLINGANDE – has been breathing new life into the electronic music world with his flawless productions and uplifting tunes. KLINGANDE's unique contribution lies in his commitment to crafting unconventional and mesmerizing soundscapes, frequently incorporating instruments rarely found in traditional electronic music. Since 2016, he has consistently featured a saxophone player in his live performances, ensuring this experimental spirit permeates his shows. It is therefore no surprise that he has been called upon to play at major festivals like Ultra Music Festival Miami, World DJ Festival Korea, Tomorrowland, Creamfields and many more. KLINGANDE has consistently delivered a string of hits, including his multi-platinum award-winning track ‘Jubel’, 'Riva', 'Pumped Up' and his debut album 'The Album'. His undeniable success has garnered recognition within the industry, leading to remix collaborations with well-known names of the electronic music scene such as Avicii, Robin Schulz, Felix Jaehn and David Guetta.

TWOPILOTS is the successful new alias of Junior Caldera and Ken Roll (The Nycer), two DJ-Producers who featured in several European charts and collaborated with top of the bill artists like Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Far East Movement, Kardinal Offishall and Natalia Kills. Their productions appear on the biggest labels such as Spinnin' / Armada / Polydor Universal / Interscope / Soave / Ultra.  on Soave Records, their second single "If You Had My Love" alongside De Hofnar now counts more than 120 Million plays together with its Kav Verhouzer remix. TWOPILOTS continue their rise with original singles who features on many Editorial Playlists and with chill covers of tracks like RIPTIDE (over 125 million streams) or BLOOM and with their more chill HOUSE style like Me & U , Cool Kids, and many others. Since their inception in 2021, French TWOPILOTS have amassed a ridiculous number of listeners of both their originals and covers, now counting 3.5M+ a month and with a catalog of 625 Million streams!

Singers, producers, videoclip maker, the versatile duo created in the DIY tradition, has more than one string to their bow. Sometimes in collaboration, sometimes alone, the hyperactiv artists plan one release per week, between originals tracks and strong covers. Already played by the biggest artists (Dj Snake, Tchami, Tiësto) and the greatest festivals, they’re working on their own show for 2023.

The vocals ring out like a mantra, penetrating and almost mystical. It’s the signature sound of The Blaze, a sound which enabled the French duo to cross continents. With their second album ‘Jungle’, they return loaded with new experiences from countries travelled while on tour, taking their visuals and music even further. For The Blaze, these two notions are inextricable, interdependent: The Blaze make resolutely electronic music, inseparable from the visuals, videos that they make entirely themselves often set in urban jungles, which are inexhaustible sources of life and inspiration New album JUNGLE out now

Polo & Pan are timeless. The Parisian duo of Paul Armand-Delille (Polo) and Alexandre Grynszpan (Pan) make music that flicks like frames through Golden Era Hollywood films, delivered with a deft French touch that playfully imbues house, disco, and electro in service one of the most compelling acts in dance music right now. While tracks like ‘Canopée’ and ‘Dorothy’ are now essential playing for any rooftop or beachside party no matter your latitude, Polo & Pan’s live performances bring their music to life with a sparkling vibrancy. One look around the dancefloor—whether it’s sold-out US tours or major festival performances—and you’ll see smiles, pretenses dropped, and earnest joy on the faces around you. That, more than their cultured heritage, global appeal, or history of underground hits, might be the Polo & Pan’s most remarkable quality. As is the case for many iconoclasts, It may have taken some time for the world-at-large to catch Polo & Pan’s creative drift, but now we are all very much along for the voyage.

Tchami is a trailblazing artist in the realm of house music, forever reshaping electronic music with iconic tracks like "Afterlife," "Adieu," and "Promesses." His breakthrough came with "Promesses," which amassed over 50 million streams across platforms, elevating him to dance music stardom. Tchami has graced prestigious festivals worldwide, including Coachella, Lollapalooza, Creamfields, Ultra, and Tomorrowland, solidifying his status as a festival favorite. His versatile production caught Lady Gaga's attention, leading to his role as a co-producer on her albums "CHROMATICA" and "Artpop," cementing his status as a sought-after producer. In October 2020, Tchami unveiled his debut album, "Year Zero," a deeply personal project shaped by experiences across Los Angeles, Paris, and London. The album showcased his musical versatility, featuring standout tracks and collaborations with Grammy-nominated rapper Gunna and singer/producer ZHU. In 2023, Tchami announced the revival of "No Redemption," a fusion project alongside longtime friend Malaa. They are set to embark on a global tour, bringing their unique sound to audiences around the world. In 2024, Tchami returned to the forefront of the music scene with the "No Redemption" project alongside Malaa, culminating in the release of their highly anticipated album on March 22nd. Tchami continues to etch his legacy in the electronic music landscape, pushing creative boundaries and exploring new horizons in musical expression.

Sound of Legend, is the story of a band of 3 producers created in 2016 and represented by a Super Hero called Zach. His taste for discretion can be noticed even about the way, he dresses since he always wear a MASK ... they figure in the best European rankings and on TOP CLUB CHARTS increasing by the day 500 Million streams. They surpassed 245 000 subscribers on Youtube and more than 235 Million views. their biggest collaboration to date has been with Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike for the Official Belgian Anthem of the World Cup. Their tracks “Maniac” “I'm So Excited” and “Some Kind of Kiss” were certified platinum and gold records in France. In 2024, the unstoppable trio return with a powerful cover of Mike Oldfiled’s Moonlight Shadow by Mike Oldfiled. Fusing 80’s sounds with modernity, they keep their trademark energy. The track is already TOP 25 Shazam France (TOP 2 DANCE) and TOP 10 General Radio .

hello dear listener, it’s an honor to have you on my account, while you listen to my tunes I just want to tell you this music is all my life and as I grow up I dig myself more&more to be the most sincère in my work, I hope the selection of songs on this platform is spreading this energy. I consider my music like an airport, I’m putting all my feelings&emotions to provide some good planes to fly you wherever your rêverie wants to take you. As the very good dj Haseeb Iqbal says ‘let the music takes you where it takes you’

Legend of electronic music and undisputed showman, Joachim Garraud transports his audience through meticulous productions, combining punchy sounds and elegant melodic arrangements, clever mix of vibrations, frequencies, and pulsations. During his career, which we celebrate the thirtieth year, he shares his own compositions around the world at unprecedent concerts, but also his knowledge and passion, put at the service of renowned artists; and today with the new generation of producers, notably through his new musical exploration laboratory: the UndGrdMusic label. Pioneer of the techno movement in the early 90s at the time of the Boy in Paris, this year 2019 marks an inevitable return to the sources and faithful to his first loves.

The Bordeaux-based Teddy Yrius, better known as Coopex, is a French music producer born in 1998. The Frenchman started to produce electronic dance music in early 2015 and has slowly but steadily found his element in the Dance Pop scene. After perfecting his craft, Teddy began to reach out and work with labels to reach a larger audience and introduce himself as an artist. Coopex is passionate to work with like-minded artists to create a fresh and forward-thinking vibe of electronic dance music. Fast forward five years and the young Frenchman has collected more than 500 million streams across all streaming platforms and he doesn’t seem to stop there.

Describing Darius’ music is like trying to gather the infinitely large and the infinitely small or thinking music can be as hedonist as introspective. For almost ten years, the very discreet producer feeds us his dreamy music, filled with cosmic images. Darius cultivates his inspirations since his debut in 2012 when he joined Roche Musique. Inspired by filtered house music from the French Touch era, Darius chose to bring together spatial territories and immersed symbolic, through melodies that make you want to dance as much as dream, like his first EP <a href="spotify:album:4ipvRPuGyE1Y1XvG904i3t" data-name="Romance">Romance</a> released on Roche Musique in 2014. With this first project, Darius becomes more meticulous and plays with hypnotic textures when he presents his debut album <a href="spotify:album:3zwsH959hsbzTH5tUOXnex" data-name="Utopia">Utopia</a> in 2017. Beyond uptempo and club songs, Darius unfolds a precise and narrative, flirting somewhere between sound design and a sci-fi movie trailer music. Darius debuts his return in 2020 with a new single titled ‘EQUILIBRIUM’. This brand-new single will turn out to be an almost secrete announce for a new upcoming project from the artist, with singles featuring Benny Sings <a href="spotify:album:3TWblAw43j83gbtK5IutiZ" data-name="RISE">RISE</a> & Duñe <a href="spotify:album:2KjJUVJohZwmlWxHqoFtkL" data-name="FEELS RIGHT">FEELS RIGHT</a> Thus, in mid-April 2022, Darius released his new album, <a href="spotify:album:6e74y0B8zXO3CEtVVFihd8" data-name="OASIS">OASIS</a>, presenting once again his musical mute, conductor of a new genre filled with groove and soul, while retaining the electronic touch and dreamy melodies specific to his universe. - Inquiry/Booking World (ex Americas): antoine@divine-musique.com Booking Americas: dlandau@tbaagency.com

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PLÜM's universe and image are built around mystery. Against music industry codes, the French producer does not really care about numbers and fame. Hiding his face allows him to make his music speak before his image. A single wish: to transmit his emotions in his music without any musical constraint. He breaks free from all rules and produces whatever he wants, from electronic music to hip hop.

The project of French producer Thibaut Berland and vocalist <a href="spotify:artist:3nqQeOUvDPTu4vtYtPfBjX">Irfane</a>, Breakbot combines funk, disco, house, French touch, and more into an ultra-stylish blend. Berland first made a name for himself in 2006 with a remix of <a href="spotify:artist:1gR0gsQYfi6joyO1dlp76N">Justice</a>'s "Let There Be Light" that was included on the Waters of Nazareth EP released in Japan. The following year, Berland issued the Happy Rabbit EP, his debut release as Breakbot, on the <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Klee%22">Klee</a> label. He also established himself as an in-demand remixer, working on tracks by <a href="spotify:artist:2fBURuq7FrlH6z5F92mpOl">Digitalism</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:23ymPLjbtAMzTJS2qRtQ8Z">Sébastien Tellier</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5nPOO9iTcrs9k6yFffPxjH">Röyksopp</a>, and many others. Breakbot made his <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Ed+Banger%22">Ed Banger</a> debut in 2010 with Baby I'm Yours, which featured vocals by <a href="spotify:artist:3nqQeOUvDPTu4vtYtPfBjX">Irfane</a> and remixes by <a href="spotify:artist:22680B8sUdq6bL6nQaJfwg">Siriusmo</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:1H7whstswAxP1t4AHlAYii">La Funk Mob</a>. 2011's Fantasy and the following year's One Out of Two -- both of which featured guest vocals by <a href="spotify:artist:5Av6nGWspcZNiZGRhqXicH">Ruckazoid</a> -- paved the way for Breakbot's 2012 debut album, By Your Side. The album arrived in the States in April 2013. Breakbot spent the next few years touring and remixing tracks by <a href="spotify:artist:4e7qJTThm5uI3CplqZObfT">Birdy Nam Nam</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:1xU878Z1QtBldR7ru9owdU">Phoenix</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:3coXUO5EiwR37nzX4xWjIV">Busy P</a> while working on new music on the road. Berland and <a href="spotify:artist:3nqQeOUvDPTu4vtYtPfBjX">Irfane</a> -- now a full-fledged member of Breakbot -- entered the studio of Berland's brother David in 2015. Taking inspiration from <a href="spotify:artist:2AV6XDIs32ofIJhkkDevjm">Curtis Mayfield</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:3fMbdgg4jU18AjLCKBhRSm">Michael Jackson</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:5a2EaR3hamoenG9rDuVn8j">Prince</a>, the act's first new music in three years arrived with the "Get Lost" single. The full-length Still Waters was released in early 2016. ~ Jason Birchmeier, Rovi

With his first two opuses - the debut album Olympic released in 2016, and Joshua in 2019 -, French 79 has contributed to remodelling the French Touch genre, making it the envy of the entire world. In line with pillars of the electronic music scene such as Erik Satie, Jean-Michel Jarre, Air and Daft Punk, the Marseille-based artist is a master of the synth and formidable songwriter. His signature tracks "Between the Buttons", the certified platinum "Diamond Veins feat. Sarah Rebecca" and "Hometown" helped set the imaginary boundaries of a brand new musical universe. Having acquired over 150 concerts around the Globe, Simon Henner quickly became an ambassador for Marseille’s electronic scene – a territory he had already stepped into with the various projects of Husbands, Nasser and Kid Francescoli. Find out more on French 79's socials & Discord!

The story behind NTO started with a match made in heaven, a kid from the South of France always hooked to his guitar, and electronic music. After going to the Sziget Festival when he was 18, NTO started to hang out regularly at La Villa Rouge, and Bar Live, two legendary clubs in the South of France. At the time, German minimal techno music was booming and Anthony Favier would spend his nights listening to Stephan Bodzin, James Holden, or the very beginnings of Paul Kalkbrenner. 
 The story behind NTO is also about his friendship with Worakls and Joachim Pastor, with whom he created Hungry Music in 2013. Performing together on the Olympia’s stage to the Vieilles Charrues Festival, they learned to master the stage. Thanks to his hits "Trauma" and "La clé des champs", which account for several millions of streams on DSPs, NTO's career took off internationally. 
 Today, NTO is about to start a new chapter of his career. His debut album “Apnea” featuring Tricky and Monolink is out, and has already been remixed by techno pope Paul Kalkbrenner and some of the best upcoming artists such as Innellea or Kas:st.

France's Hadrien Federiconi (aka Feder) is an electronic dance music DJ and producer known for his minimalist deep house and atmospheric pop. Born in 1987 in Nice, Feder first began producing at age 20 while living in London. After a year abroad, he moved back to France to study sound engineering and settled in Paris. It was there that he first gained attention for his various remixes, including his 2014 version of the <a href="spotify:artist:5PrHzxc3kFm4hIrGNmelpX" data-name="Rodríguez">Rodríguez</a> song "Can't Get Away," which charted atop the music blog aggregator Hype Machine. Also around this time, he released the Krad Records EP Vampiros Energeticos and signed to spotify:search:label%3A%22Atlantic%22 /spotify:search:label%3A%22Warner+Records%22 . In 2015, he earned his first number one single in France and Switzerland with his original song "Goodbye," featuring singer Lyse. Several more well-received tracks followed, including "Blind" with <a href="spotify:artist:61GHJgoPHIdjgkQKv4MInD" data-name="Emmi">Emmi</a> and "Lordly" featuring <a href="spotify:artist:5KPJMJR9PCfMWSfco8i4W4" data-name="Alex Aiono">Alex Aiono</a>. In 2017, Feder delivered the R&B-inflected single "Back for More," showcasing London-based vocalist <a href="spotify:artist:1IFAU4mznUcfPVP9z2c24N" data-name="Daecolm">Daecolm</a>, and in 2018 he issued "Control," which featured <a href="spotify:artist:1ShZZUjkbXCjhwrb18BA8I" data-name="Bryce Vine">Bryce Vine</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:2U3FuHYvL3vhkbDAXm24Ep" data-name="Dan Caplen">Dan Caplen</a>. ~ Matt Collar, Rovi

"GOOD VIBE ONLY" TEEMID is a French DJ Producer that excels in the art of bringing timeless covers up to date in a summer chill style. He makes official remixes for artists such as David Guetta, Robin Schulz, Alina Baraz, Jasmine Thompson Birdy and More.. Touring around the world, TEEMID reveals his magic when he performs on stage offering summer vibes to the crowd

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Listening to The Supermen Lovers' records is discovering an ace melange of passionate, highlytrained musicianship and modern production; an unique, organic sound made of synths, sequences and real, played instruments, every single one of them recognizable since the first bars. Guillaume Atlan - The Supermen Lovers – gets his Jedi training at a conservatory in Paris. Right after his graduation he creates his label Lafessé Records (1999), he releases his first EPs by himself under the moniker of Stan de Mareuil, then leaves to England to sign his School project on Cyclo records. It's right after his first EP Underground Disco that The Supermen Lovers rollercoaster ride starts getting tight. His aim, bringing the luxury of a killer bassline to every country he goes to.

Self-taught artist, Yann Muller developed a deep love for electronic music and dreamed of producing chill tracks that would transport his listeners to a state of tranquility. This producer / DJ is best known for his excellent sunny mixes and remixes, mixing pop covers fused with acoustic melodies on a house beat that brings an easily identifiable DNA. Yann Muller got his first Gold certification in 2020 with his "California Dreamin'" cover. One year later, his first album of acoustic covers reached number 1 on the iTunes charts in France, Brazil, Italy, and the Netherlands, and the Top 10 in several countries worldwide. In 2022, Yann achieved a second Gold certification with the cover "The dock of the bay". Today, he has more than 250million plays on Spotify, 600million views on TikTok, and 25million views on Instagram.

MR TOUT LE MONDE defines himself as a pioneer of emotional dance music. His creations are open to complete interpretation and give free rein to our imagination. His debut album “HER” was released in 2020 and received critical acclaim from streaming platforms, blogs and radios. His second album «SUN» released in october 2022, allowed him to expand his influences and assert himself in his identity. As his image, «SUN» is a brilliant 12 tracks work with a unique sound signature. He was ranked 28th among the most streamed French electronic artists in the world by the Climax website. Self-taught multi-instrumentalist, producer and singer/songwriter MR TOUT LE MONDE has a knack for creating soulful and melodic music that explores the sensitive and introspective themes of identity, mental health and love.

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The young French prodigy Worakls is a composer above all. As he grew up in a family of musicians, he started to learn the piano at the age of 3. Soon after the Conservatory, he finds in electronic music a perfect way to give his melodies this incomparable onirism and strengh that suit them so well. He draws his creativity from many genres such as movie soundtracks and classical music. In 2014, he creates the label Hungry Music with his friends N’to and Joachim Pastor, allowing him to fully express those influences. Even before the release of his first album, several of his tracks already imposed themselves as classics of a genre. He is now unveiling his new project, Worakls Band, a live performance gathering several musicians (violin, alto, cello, and guitar).

Hugo Leclercq, the Grammy-nominated musician known as Madeon, first appeared to many as something like a teenaged fireball. In 2011, his frantic yet perfectly sculptural “Pop Culture” famously sampled 39 hits, live, from Daft Punk to Solange, instantly propelling the then-17-year-old to the international stage. By the time of his debut album, Adventure, in 2015, Madeon was a globally beloved artist with production credits for Lady Gaga and Coldplay. Soon after, he teamed with longtime friend Porter Robinson for “Shelter,” an immersive, ecstatic single he calls their “victory lap.” Good Faith is this radiant new era. The songs from the album are the sort of pop songs that, by any other artist, would have required hard work from a team of writers and producers. Madeon, of course, wrote and produced them himself. Following the path he began on Adventure with songs like “Home,” he is the sole lead vocalist on each of the new tracks. “I love to make that kind of music mostly on my own -- you’re not really supposed to be able to make it that way,” he says. Often, Madeon can seem as much a musician as a world-building architect, and there’s no question his full vision for Good Faith is shining through in high definition, standing as a brilliant statement of new purpose. Good Faith, which debuted at #1 on Billboard’s Dance/Electronic Albums chart and received a Grammy nomination for Best Dance/Electronic Album, was released on November 15, 2019.

Though it's a sure bet he'll linger in the minds of most for his omnipresent Levi's advert and 1999 European chart-topper "Flat Beat," music video director Quentin Dupieux turned in some excellent electronic productions as Mr. Oizo. Far from the madding crowds of ad-oriented hipster trance or jungle, "Flat Beat" was a midtempo techno production with heavily distorted effects and a playful nature that fit perfectly with the visual focus, a lovable yellow puppet. Following the infectious single's freak success, Dupieux continued releasing bizarre, innovative Mr. Oizo records, influencing numerous styles of left-field dance music. While still a teenager, Dupieux began directing short films for French television, and turned in no less than eight works between 1994 and 1998. His associations with the music world began in 1997, when leading French dance citizen <a href="spotify:artist:3y1SoTOdrmRNTBVph5T0VZ">Laurent Garnier</a> serendipitously bought a car from Dupieux's father. Dupieux directed the video for <a href="spotify:artist:3y1SoTOdrmRNTBVph5T0VZ">Garnier</a>'s "Flashback" single, as well as the long-form video Nightmare Sandwiches, starring and featuring music by <a href="spotify:artist:3y1SoTOdrmRNTBVph5T0VZ">Garnier</a>. That year, he also moved into music production, with his debut single, "#1," appearing on <a href="spotify:artist:3y1SoTOdrmRNTBVph5T0VZ">Garnier</a>'s F Communications label. After the video he (naturally) directed for second single "M-Seq" landed on an ad-agency desk, he was tapped to direct the commercial that launched Levi's vaunted non-denim line of trousers. The eccentric advert -- featuring a puppet named <a href="spotify:artist:7qcEQOO1jH3vsB7p4Ecnvi">Flat Eric</a> maniacally bobbing his head to the music in the passenger seat of a Chevelle while a nonplussed human driver concentrated on the road -- soon became famous across Europe, and the single (also on F Communications) hit number one all across the Continent. (It eventually sold over two million copies.) The obligatory full-length, Analog Worms Attack, followed in October, and earned American distribution early the following year. Dupieux also directed the video for "Party People" by <a href="spotify:artist:0ADS8B9CUYtbFLvjT99Ktw">Alex Gopher</a>. After taking some time off to update his studio from analog to digital, his computer-driven album Moustache (Half a Scissor) arrived in 2005. The glitchy, frenetic album was a major left turn from his previous work, and was deemed "unlistenable" by the very label that released it, F Communications. Nevertheless, the album obtained a small cult following, and ended up being influential to the emerging generation of French dance producers spearheaded by <a href="spotify:artist:1gR0gsQYfi6joyO1dlp76N">Justice</a> and the <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Ed+Banger%22">Ed Banger</a> label. Appropriately enough, Mr. Oizo signed with <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Ed+Banger%22">Ed Banger</a> in 2006, with the Transexual EP following on the label in 2007. Dupieux's first feature film, Steak, was also released that year; its soundtrack was written by him as well as <a href="spotify:artist:5tOWIviwLM1EIqGAbF8VSU">SebastiAn</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:23ymPLjbtAMzTJS2qRtQ8Z">Sébastien Tellier</a>. The full-length Lambs Anger landed in 2008 as the most dance-oriented Oizo album to date, and featured guest artist <a href="spotify:artist:2s6lxOYvvCvzpHtd3VyuMj">Uffie</a>. After working on <a href="spotify:artist:2s6lxOYvvCvzpHtd3VyuMj">Uffie</a>'s 2010 debut album, Sex Dreams and Denim Jeans, Dupieux collaborated with <a href="spotify:artist:1xiaqHkrYo04iuDw2h7kft">Gaspard Augé</a> of <a href="spotify:artist:1gR0gsQYfi6joyO1dlp76N">Justice</a> for the soundtrack to his next film, Rubber. The fourth proper Oizo full-length was the 2011 effort Stade 2, an album that brought back some of the dissonance and glitch. Also that year, Moustache (Half a Scissor) was given its first vinyl release by <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Brainfeeder%22">Brainfeeder</a>, the label founded by <a href="spotify:artist:29XOeO6KIWxGthejQqn793">Flying Lotus</a>. Film work occupied the next few years as Dupieux directed Wrong (2012) and Wrong Cops (2013), both of the films accompanied by Mr. Oizo soundtracks. The latter film featured an appearance by <a href="spotify:artist:2VYQTNDsvvKN9wmU5W7xpj">Marilyn Manson</a>, who also sang on the track "Solid" on Mr. Oizo's 2013 EP Amicalement. Dupieux returned to <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Brainfeeder%22">Brainfeeder</a> for 2014's The Church, which highlighted Mr. Oizo's cartoonish darkness and fondness for West Coast hip-hop stylings. Back on <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Ed+Banger%22">Ed Banger</a>, his 2015 single "Hand in the Fire" featured vocals from pop star <a href="spotify:artist:25uiPmTg16RbhZWAqwLBy5">Charli XCX</a>. A vastly different version of the song appeared on Mr. Oizo's 2016 full-length, All Wet, which also featured appearances by <a href="spotify:artist:1gkSl4XpHIHI4I1WQbfXOE">Peaches</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:62k5LKMhymqlDNo2DWOvvv">Boys Noize</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5he5w2lnU9x7JFhnwcekXX">Skrillex</a>, and others. ~ John Bush, Rovi

Charles B is undeniably among the most globally exported artists in dance music. Generating +500 million views just the past 12 months, the French phenom performs in over 50 countries worldwide. Charles B’s global hits such as ‘Mozart’s Final Rave’ with Oliver Heldens or his infamous remix of Vivaldi’s ‘Winter’ have amassed hundreds of million views on Instagram and TikTok, and made him establish himself in the scene earning support from the likes of David Guetta, Calvin Harris, Tiësto, Martin Garrix, the Swedish House Mafia, Diplo and DJ Snake to name a few. Currently working on collaborations with R3hab, Gabry Ponte, Lucas & Steve and other major A-list names, you can expect mind-blowing tunes from the Paris-based talent in the upcoming months. From Tomorrowland to the Great Wall of China, desert of Morocco, a flying airplane of 200 passengers, Charles B rocks the largest festivals on the planet including two premieres at Ultra Miami this year, and a sold out show of 100 000 people in India. His unique sounding journey ranges from Eurodance to Techno, Big Room Dance and DNB, with a sensational and unmatched on-stage energy, which has become his very own signature. Bon voyage! Bookings: tibo@bonvoyagemusic.com Collab: djcharlesb@me.com

Hailing from the sunny shores of the South of France, Kazy Lambist is a composer, producer and performer celebrated for his catchy, soothing songs that blend electronic, pop, and indie. His soul-stirring, upbeat melodies and evocative lyrics invite listeners to embrace life's transient nature in all its joy and nostalgia. His songs are rich allegorical landscapes that pay homage to the sea and lands that hold his fondest memories, from Montpellier to Rome, Istanbul and Paris. His career is also marked by collaborations with a diverse array of artists including Glasses, Jean-Benoît Dunckel of Air, Jowee Omicil, Pongo, actress Fotinì Peluso, artist Jean-Charles de Castelbajac and rapper Tutti Fenomeni, resulting in acclaimed projects like his "Sky Kiss EP" or his single "Work ft. Pongo". With a platinum-certified single "Love Song" and six gold-certified singles, including "On You", Kazy has made a notable impact on the electronic music scene since he won the Inrocks Lab audience award in 2015 and released his first, breakthrough album, "33,000 FT." His newest album, "Moda," seamlessly blends diverse cultural influences into a compelling narrative of love, loss, resilience, and self-discovery. In 2024-25, Kazy will be on tour showcasing Moda and playing his most beloved hits across North America and Europe.

In a world saturated with social media entertainers and self-inflated superstars, Michael Calfan is an artist who brings a fresh perspective to the electronic music climate. His attitude is about having fun and not taking life too seriously, while creating music with feeling, depth and emotion. Hits like Treasured Soul, Resurrection, Prelude, Nobody Does It Better, No Lie (with Martin Solveig) have helped create a lot of those nostalgic moments for people. They have garnered chart positions, millions upon millions of streams and helped to make Michael one of the most sought-after DJs around. His touring schedule confirms this, with appearances at almost every major music festival and DJ sets at the most incredible clubs around the world. And yet this French superstar manages to keep a clear head and his feet firmly on the ground. Michael’s outlook is all about taking time to connect with his fans, enjoy his hobbies of skating, photography, art and fashion, all while travelling the globe and sampling everything the local culture has to offer.

Tony Romera first stepped onto the scene 10 years ago as a fresh-faced 20 year old looking to make waves and disrupt the conventional Electronic music world with his unique style and French-house inspired beats. Since then he's been busy releasing music and experimenting with different sounds and styles, attracting power house labels such as Toolroom, Fool’s Gold, Monstercat, Insomniac, OWSLA, Mad Decent, Spinnin, Armada and Confession. Not to mention official remixes for Calvin Harris, Diplo, MØ, Kungs, Madeon, Petit Biscuit and many more. His latest music has gained supports in the likes of Diplo, Fisher, Chris Lake, Mark Knight, DJ Snake, Skrillex, Tiesto, Porter Robinson, Fatboy Slim, Deadmau5, Kaskade, Vintage Culture, Claptone and many more… In the last few years, Tony released collaborations with some of his friends like Tchami, Malaa, Dombresky, Noizu, Throttle, Snakehips & Shermanology… In 2022 his ‘Raw’ remix released on Toolroom has been #1 on Beatport Overall Charts and stayed in the charts for many weeks. This remix brought him to a whole new level, gaining respect among producers and 2023 is the turning point of his career, with many releases planned on big labels. Tony has been touring all other the world since 2012, playing on all the continents in the biggest clubs & festivals like Tomorrowland, EDC Las Vegas, Electrobeach Festival, Sunburn, Parc des Princes with DJ Snake, Nameless Festival, Olympia Paris, Lotto Arena…

One of the few producers to pursue a real fusion of jazz and house music, Frenchman Ludovic Navarre began recording in the early '90s using various aliases (<a href="spotify:artist:4naTnlvAiP4KebIsiRUBd0">Subsystem</a>, Modus Vivendi, Deepside) for a range of French imprints. St. Germain debuted in 1994 for <a href="spotify:artist:3y1SoTOdrmRNTBVph5T0VZ">Laurent Garnier</a>'s F Communications label and Navarre released his first album, Boulevard, in 1996. Featuring trumpeter Pascal Ohse, the album worked as a hybrid of American R&B and jazz with the growing French house scene exemplified by <a href="spotify:artist:3y1SoTOdrmRNTBVph5T0VZ">Garnier</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:1H7whstswAxP1t4AHlAYii">La Funk Mob</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:5Il27M5JXuQLgwDgVrQMgo">Dimitri from Paris</a>. Tourist, issued at the turn of the century by <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Blue+Note%22">Blue Note</a>, took the concept further, with Navarre working post-production on a fuller complement of musicians. Navarre has also remixed such varying artists as <a href="spotify:artist:7w29UYBi0qsHi5RTcv3lmA">Björk</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5ITPNl5P6R6cFbw4DAcMAY">Pierre Henry</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:30RMkmcPNAZPYj3XUSrLh4">the Suburban Knight</a>. As St. Germain he signed with <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Nonesuch%22">Nonesuch</a> in early 2015. In May he announced a self-titled offering -- his first album of new material in 15 years. Inspired by his longtime love of Malian music, the album was recorded in Navarre's Paris studio. His stable of studio musicians included Brazilian percussionist Jorge Bezerra, Malian kora player Mamadou Cherif Soumano, Malian guitarist and n'goni player Guimba Kouyate, and longtime associate Martiniquais keyboardist Didier Davidas. St. Germain's pre-release single "Real Blues" was issued in May, while the album was released that October. ~ John Bush, Rovi

One of Techno music’s best-selling artists and the mind behind a string of Number One hits, Space 92 is a trailblazing French producer. His sound identity is a mix of trancey Techno, distorted percussion and a touch of Acid, in addition to underlying sensitivity and nostalgia.

After making it big with his hit “Aloha” (more than 200 million streams, triple diamond), Møme gained a following both in France and internationally with his first album “Panorama” (gold record) released in 2016. He then went on releasing several EPs written on the go during his trips, and played all around the world (North America, Australia, Europe...) performing live at most of the major French music festivals, culminating in a show at the Olympia in Paris. 2021 was the time for “Flashback FM”, Møme's side project, taking an artistic shift with L.A singer Ricky Ducati (Midnight to Monaco, Future Classic) with strong imagery and elegant productions acclaimed by Complex, L.A. Weekly, KCRW, Flaunt, Magnetic, Ones to watch. More recently, Møme's heart is at house and French Touch, dropping infectious tracks played in his DJ SETS, including «With you» ft. UK singer Izzy Bizu (hitting 1M streams in only 6 weeks) and French Riviera Anthem «Dolce farniente». 2024 went off to a quick start with a new collaboration with Armada Music on "Olympic Touch" with grammy nominated Leo Stannard and "Disco Balls".

Synapson is the alchemy of two French producers captivating attention since 2010. After 15 years, five albums, numerous tours, hundreds of millions of streams, and multiple gold and platinum certifications, the duo returns with new sounds and collaborations. Their debut album Stendhal Syndrome (2012) laid the foundation for their musical world. Then came Convergence, with hits like Djon Maya Maï and All in You. In 2020, the duo opened their Global Musique chapter. With two albums, Global Musique Vol. 1 and Vol. 2, plus over 80 concerts, these projects blend world cultures with collaborators like Bonga, Oumou Sangaré, and Dominique Fils-Aimé. Finally, Synapson's stage presence is undeniable, igniting festivals like Printemps de Bourges, Francofolies, and iconic venues like Zénith and Olympia. After electrifying DJ sets this summer, they are set to return live across France in 2025. As we're approaching the band 15 years , rumor are talking about a big return.. STAY TUNED!

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In 2015, Tez Cadey composed a track called ‘Seve’ in his student bedroom. His song was streamed five billion times, rapidly making a name for himself amongst the best French electro artists. He quickly embarked on an international career and spent a big part of his student years travelling the world to work as a DJ. In 2018 he released his first album and at the end of 2019, just before the covid-19 pandemic hit, he was touring in the United States and Mexico. After these five busy years, Tez Cadey saw the lockdowns as a opportunity to focus on the music again and reconnect with the pleasure of composing.

To Joachim Pastor, music isn’t about the hypes, trends or the weekly special. The French DJ, producer and Hungry Music founder has been casting aside music world mania in favor of a timeless sound since first breaking into the scene, and the upcoming release of his debut album sees the recent Armada Music signee push into a new chapter with that exact trademark. Endorsed by hundreds of thousands of fans on Spotify alone as well as those who witnessed his performances at the likes of Dour, Tomorrowland, Paleo, Olympia, Solidays, DGTL, Pleinvrees and more, Joachim’s melodious brand of electronica is designed to make listeners feel with every fiber of their being. It’s an expression of emotion with a danceable twist, inspired by the works of seminal artists such as Daft Punk, Sonata Arctica and Jean-Michel Jarre.

With explosive tracks like 2020’s “Pressure” and “Legacy,” French producer Tevvez whips up an abrasive, aggressive mix of EDM, hardstyle, and trance music destined for apocalyptic club nights.

Paul Samra, better known by his stage name Poylow, is a French electronic music producer born in 1999. He discovered his love for music production at the tender age of 14 and started creating music as a self-taught artist. Known as <a href="spotify:artist:3U6OvgyXngro2ryrJRj8U7" data-name="Midranger">Midranger</a> during his early career, Paul made a name for himself in the electronic music scene by exploring a diverse range of music, ranging from Dubstep to Future Garage, Midtempo, Drum & Bass, and beyond, earning him a reputation as a versatile artist. This period of experimentation allowed him to hone his skills as a producer and develop his unique sound. However, after a few years, he decided to transition to a new stage name and started producing under the moniker of Poylow. Persisting with renewed inspiration and passion, Paul embarked on a new chapter of his musical journey, building on his past successes and pushing the boundaries of his creative vision. Poylow is currently based in Bordeaux, France, where he continues to create and innovate. He has released several successful tracks such as <a href="spotify:track:70t5RX4CuclyMt0ocbsUik" data-name="Hate You">Hate You</a>, <a href="spotify:track:2b4VSmtrC8yVZq7BnwR54W" data-name="Friday">Friday</a> or <a href="spotify:track:5aNYEPOASy9oPFGzedudnB" data-name="Victory">Victory</a>. Despite achieving over 150 million streams across all platforms, Poylow remains committed to perfecting his craft and contributing positively to the French EDM scene. Follow his journey on Instagram: @poylow Contact: poylowmusic@gmail.com Remixes: <a href="spotify:artist:0SCytR43MByrfZkuoAxCdj" data-name="Poylow Remix">Poylow Remix</a>

Just an artist making music to ease your mind.  French producer Lonely in the Rain blends electronic sounds with live-recorded acoustic instruments and ethereal soundscapes to create memorable songs. Inspired by artists like <a href="spotify:artist:21mKp7DqtSNHhCAU2ugvUw" data-name="ODESZA">ODESZA</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5cIc3SBFuBLVxJz58W2tU9" data-name="Oh Wonder">Oh Wonder</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:3VVLqeEqQQqTgT8YhfY9Z6" data-name="Emmit Fenn">Emmit Fenn</a>, his music sits between electronic chill and pop, featuring captivating vocals and enchanting melodies that invite listeners to escape into a world of nostalgia. Since 2018, he has collaborated with singers from around the world, including <a href="spotify:artist:3W9UldYu0xJcaOAw2SUTDI" data-name="Panama">Panama</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:3XC57xz74X3xUi1hv4mge1" data-name="Winona Oak">Winona Oak</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:37fzXndf2fxVrk7qarhyo0" data-name="Leo Stannard">Leo Stannard</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:4Y2i9jhU3jW0PVsvTLIbWX" data-name="Appleby">Appleby</a>. Over the years, he has released four EPs, alongside his debut album, <a href="spotify:album:7tAo0YVnMRTbTbIYwBENV6" data-name="Odyssey Of Light">Odyssey Of Light</a>, in 2023, and has remixed tracks from artists like <a href="spotify:artist:3VVLqeEqQQqTgT8YhfY9Z6" data-name="Emmit Fenn">Emmit Fenn</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:2rdSCmWgrIWA8pmwhS1T2k" data-name="Vandelux">Vandelux</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:3d13oWvwmjcodRr3NzdArc" data-name="Forester">Forester</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:66xFQYYcUE4edhHH9VpU3i" data-name="BLOODMOON">BLOODMOON</a>. Lonely in the Rain’s discography has garnered over 350 million streams, earning him three certified songs: <a href="spotify:album:1PuFhcKSZmJQlaBPVf8CIb" data-name="Feel This Way">Feel This Way</a> (Platinum), <a href="spotify:track:1kUoZXVgTMT9TakkZY6DZf" data-name="Feels Like Paradise">Feels Like Paradise</a> (Gold), and <a href="spotify:track:01iG3sHdWmPn7xPtpkZyCC" data-name="Blue Lights">Blue Lights</a> (Gold).

Laurent Wolf has dedicated his life to electronic music since he was 12 years old. He was discovered in 1992 while performing his first sets in Paris at the prestigious Parisian nightclub «Queen». With six albums to his name and countless singles, it is hard to ignore the fact that he has truly conquered the house scene and established himself as one of the foremost DJs and creative producers in 2005. In 1995 he released House Train which quickly became #1 and shows Laurent's undeniable gift for house music production, often tinted with more avant-garde drums with electro music. But the success was even greater when the hit 'Saxo' became a dance floor triumph all over the world, along with the single «Calinda». Then after the worldwide hit «No Stress» from the Album «Wash my world», he was one of the most booked DJs in the world in 2008. Then he won the World Music Awards at Monaco and placed himself #67 on the top 100 DiMag, the famous wolrdwide Dj Charts. This year, he just signed is new single «Hello 2K22» with Armada Music.

Before they perfected the electronica-meets-tango sound of the Gotan Project, Paris musicians <a href="spotify:artist:0EFmOtI513PheI6td8B5WV" data-name="Philippe Cohen Solal">Philippe Cohen Solal</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:1SfG2EaOjpp24lnk1pRywx" data-name="Christoph H. Müller">Christoph H. Müller</a> worked together in <a href="spotify:artist:760LPk3SOlzQ3YUFjnDZas" data-name="The Boyz From Brazil">The Boyz From Brazil</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:5c1Vhs9j1WTuPRjliPMKJ2" data-name="Stereo Action Unlimited">Stereo Action Unlimited</a> as early as 1996. Releasing their music on Solal's ¡Ya Basta! Records, the two quickly caught the ears of Jazzanova, Gilles Peterson, Mr. Scruff, and other electronica tastemakers. Despite all the success, the duo wanted a project that had a more consistent mood. Feeling that both tango and dub had a subdued and melancholic sound, they decided to combine the genres. With the addition of <a href="spotify:artist:1U0xIHfJBYTtu4W9oG1ZEX" data-name="Eduardo Makaroff">Eduardo Makaroff</a> in 1999, they formed the Gotan Project and released their first of four 10"s <a href="spotify:track:0znL3d7w3EQ0LlmjuN1BR5" data-name="Vuelvo al sur">Vuelvo al sur</a> on Ya Basta in February 2000. The band had drummed up quite a buzz in the U.K. and European press, soon XL Recordings snagged the group. Their first album, <a href="spotify:album:2riLhxE3UzS3evEXAwjEJq" data-name="La revancha del tango">La revancha del tango</a>, was released in 2001, and the self-proclaimed "top Argentinian musicians exiled in Paris" toured to support the album, with guest musicians and a video backdrop by artist Prisca Lobjoy. <a href="spotify:album:0T8nMuHvA1CKt2HKmVSqGX" data-name="Lunático">Lunático</a>, their second studio album, was named after tango legend Carlos Gardel's champion racehorse, featuring guests <a href="spotify:artist:1OmdWpAh1pucAuZPzJaxIJ" data-name="Calexico">Calexico</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:2PH8EDFFaImOaGSe0yXVVu" data-name="Gustavo Beytelmann">Gustavo Beytelmann</a> recorded between Buenos Aires and Paris. <a href="spotify:album:3rII5jVhcZdgz4itaYn7vX" data-name="Tango 3.0">Tango 3.0</a> appeared in 2010. To celebrate the tenth anniversary of La Revancha del Tango, the Gotan Project enlisted the stars of the nueva cumbia scene to remix the album and retitled it <a href="spotify:album:7sVNUtMWVi1SQ76XQE9V3W" data-name="La Revancha en Cumbia">La Revancha en Cumbia</a>. ~ David Jeffries, Rovi

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Alex Metric is a rare breed in today’s pigeonhole-happy game; over the last decade he’s crafted such a broad repertoire and taken so many left turns he’s created a reputation where the unexpected is expected. Whether he’s winning Grammys for production on the Black Eyed Peas album ‘The E.N.D’, producing top 10 hits for Silk City & Dua Lipa or remixing N.E.R.D & Daft Punk, Foals, Gorillaz or Bloc Party; whether he’s firing underground techno cannons on Solomun’s Diynamic or slinky sleazy disco on Skrillex’s OWSLA; whether he’s working with the likes of Stuart Price, Aeroplane, Steve Angello or Ten Ven or conjuring up full strength club tracks on his own; Alex thrives off contrast, variety and the pursuit of personally unchartered pastures. 2020 will see Alex embark on a new journey with his long-time collaborator Henry Smithson (AKA Riton), the UK based Grammy award winning Producer, Artist, and DJ. The new project called KUU will be launching in the summer of 2020 in partnership with Warner Records. Heavy influenced by the first wave of UK/Balearic house and the post disco euro beats of the eighties, Alex intends to soundtrack 2021 and beyond.

In an era where every detail of life is broadcast for the world to see, the enigmatic artist known as AALLAR stands in stark contrast. Preferring to let his music speak for itself, AALLAR wears a mask that symbolizes both mystery and a dedication to his Music. Emerging from an unknown background, AALLAR captivated the hearts of listeners with his unique sound and artistic vision. His music, a blend of emotive melodies and innovative beats, transcends genres and connects deeply with audiences. Rejecting the spotlight and the cult of celebrity, AALLAR reminds us that true artistry is about the art itself, not the persona behind it. His elusive nature only heightens the intrigue, making every release a highly anticipated event. AALLAR’s journey as an artist is a testament to staying true to one's passion and allowing creativity to flourish without the distractions of fame but WHO IS AALLAR?

A producer that’s perpetually reinventing himself, Vitalic is able to mix techno, rock, disco, pop and punk with equal energy. And yet Vitalic is much more than just the sum of his studio albums - from the very beginning of his career, he has proved his love for electronic live shows, a genre that he has legitimised (in the same way as Etienne de Crécy, Daft Punk and Justice, for example) through his electrifying, near-psychedelic concerts. Remixing the greats such as Daft Punk, Björk, Royksopp, Paul Kalkbrenner but also Indochine, Etienne Daho, Mylène Farmer, Amadou and Mariam and many others, Vitalic never stops. He forms the duo KOMPROMAT with Rebeka Warrior, and in the process, celebrates twenty years of his career in 2021, announcing the release of his fifth album DISSIDÆNCE. He’s collaborated with Miss Kittin, The Hacker, Kiddy Smile, I Hate Models and more recently NTO. Vitalic works also as soundtrack movie composer (The Legend of Kaspar Hauser by Davide Manulli & Disco Boy by Giacomo Abbruzzese nominated at Cesar 2024 in the best soundtrack movie category, winner of Prix Lumière in this same category)

North of France-born and raised Jean has been proudly representing his nation worldwide ever since he started his project Bellaire and produced Paris City Jazz, an exemple of what he does best: sampling and producing club-efficient tracks while mixing various influences from hiphop, soul and funk to disco, French touch and garage. Touring across the globe and releasing 5 EPs in barely 4 years, Bellaire quickly gathered a large audience which he puts into service with his own label AOC Records, also representing his artists-buddies Bomel and Georges. After a year-long break, Bellaire comes back stronger than ever and ready to break the dancefloor alongside his crew over at exclusive shows in London and Paris. We're not done seeing his moustache wriggle behind turntables, so much the better!

Télépopmusik is a French electronic music duo, composed of 2Square & Antipop 
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 The group's first album was <a href="spotify:album:0QRBFhynQThRdIc6qPzmA2" data-name="Genetic World">Genetic World</a>, released in 2001, with several singles from the album released subsequently. The group's second album, <a href="spotify:album:4S2cEPNDY90VJPJ8IP0yv9" data-name="Angel Milk">Angel Milk</a> was released in 2005. Since 2005 they've gone on to amass over 250,000,000 global streams. 
 The track "<a href="spotify:album:43L1cUZpxwz3RVeofD3Dnm" data-name="breathe">breathe</a>" from the album Genetic World was used in a Mitsubishi television commercial to launch the 2003 Outlander. It was also nominated for a Grammy Award in the category Best Dance Recording at the ceremony held in February 2004 eventually losing out to "<a href="spotify:album:02DGKLyoIeJj46Sycjke1N" data-name="Come into My World">Come into My World</a>" by <a href="spotify:artist:4RVnAU35WRWra6OZ3CbbMA" data-name="Kylie Minogue">Kylie Minogue</a>. 
 The track peaked at #42 in the UK Singles Chart in March 2002 and at #9 on the Billboard Hot Dance Music Chart. <a href="spotify:artist:5AlIxbb8HarTSm2tdA5F0x" data-name="Angela McCluskey">Angela McCluskey</a>, the co-writer and guest vocalist on "Breathe," is from the American band <a href="spotify:artist:2B8kCQgl0lpItXCkGXIrEx" data-name="Wild Colonials">Wild Colonials</a>. 
 The track "<a href="spotify:album:1inMIhdBmE96FspWcajUZ8" data-name="Love Can Damage Your Health )">Love Can Damage Your Health )</a>" gained popularity in the house music genre as a result of a remix by DJ/Producer <a href="spotify:artist:0MGTHZpAGf7isSfw8yMIoi" data-name="Dennis Ferrer">Dennis Ferrer</a> and Abicah Soul. 
 “Ghost girl” , “Fever/Try me anyway” & “Sound” eps has been released in btw 2009 and 2015. 
 In 2017 a compilation of <a href="spotify:album:0jUTCOLcSrOKpiwgzaEiMp" data-name="Breathe (Remixes)">Breathe (Remixes)</a> was released on Roche Musique by <a href="spotify:artist:3E4UsjXgFv2GdwshMkkJze" data-name="Kartell">Kartell</a> and Cézaire & Duñe. 
 A New SIngle “ Connection” feat<a href="spotify:artist:3pQXFWbvLit77NpvNmOo3k" data-name="Young & Sick">Young & Sick</a> is now Out! 
 Télépopmusik is currently on tour performing dj sets and prepping for live touring following the release of their first full length album in over 10 years

DJ Hamida very quickly started playing turntables in 1998, due to his love for mixing desks and vinyls. Mixing house, r'n'b, raï or even hip-hop - a signature he calls "Meknessi Style" - in his sets, he sets fire to each of his performances. He quickly made a name for himself with his style where he managed to combine hip-hop, house, raï and R&B in festive sets. DJ Hamida multiplies the evenings between France, Morocco and several European countries. It is however with his series of mixtapes entitled "A la Bien Mix Party" that he made a name for himself. Based on his original musical style, made up of exclusive titles from rap, R&B or raï artists who thus show their confidence in DJ Hamida. The consecration comes in June 2014 with the release of "A la Bien Mix Party: L'Album" where DJ Hamida mixes unreleased tracks by Mister You, Tunisiano, Soso maness. In addition to the success of the album, "Disconnected" with Kayna Samet, Lartiste and Rim'K became a hit by reaching fourteenth place in the French charts. Now a star in its own right, every summer is punctuated by the new sounds of DJ Hamida. After the box of the album A La Bien Winter Edition, Dj Hamida arrives with a novelty this year. The album planned for this summer promises to be a rich and festive musical experience. Composed of about twenty titles, this album offers a mixture of oriental sounds and urban pop that will certainly appeal to music lovers around the world.

Daddy DJ is a French animated character and producer who rose to fame in 2000 with his debut euro-dance single “Daddy DJ” which topped the charts in Sweden and Norway. The song also peaked #2 in France, Danemark and #7 in Germany. The track and music video tell the story of Daddy Boy, a little boy who admires his father’s music and aspires to be just like him when he grows up. Following the success of the track, Daddy DJ released his debut album “Let Your Body Talk” which features hit singles “The Girl In Red” and “Over You”.  He became a multi-Platinum and Diamond DJ/ producer with 4 million records sold between 2000 and 2005 and 2 million monthly listeners on Spotify in 2023.  His second album “Folder” was released in 2012. The DJ began to transition to Pop music with singles like “Perfect Day”, “Crying”, “In My Head”, “Funk You” or “Free Your Mind”.  23 years later, Daddy Boy is ready to continue his father’s legacy under his stage name Daddy DJ. He will release in March 2023 the new single “Issues”. The pop/ electro track features French duo Lunis and is the lead single of his upcoming collaborative album “Rendez-vous”, set to be released late 2023/ early 2024.

UPSILONE, toujours accompagné de ses lunettes blanches , nous livre un projet très sérieux. Ne vous y méprenez pas, à l'instar Vladimir Cauchemar ou encore les débuts de Martin Solveig, il laisse aux autres le soin de proposer un projet second dégré. Il fait parti de cette génération Z qui fait tout, tout seul : les textes, les mélodies, la production, les vidéos.... C'est la nouvelle génération, bien connectée à son temps, ses codes et ses formats. Certains l'ont découvert à travers ses tutos "Comment faire un tube" qui cartonnent sur Instagram où il vulgarise la création de certains hits en pointant du doigt les samples utilisés... car oui il n'est pas simplement un jeune de 20 ans qui fait de la musique dans sa chambre. Upsilone a des idées, un savoir-faire et beaucoup d'autodérision. La French Touch 2.0 a souvent cherché sa descendance, avec Upsilone elle peut y espérer très fortement...

Dance music producer, remixer, and DJ Pierre-Alexandre Busson, known foremost as Yuksek, studied piano at a conservatory for several years prior to recording as DJ Pea and joining a series of bands, including the electropop, new wave-inspired Klanguage. The Reims, France native went by Yuksek as early as 2002, when he initiated a series of EPs for Hypnotic Music presented by Fafa Monteco. Additional 12" releases for Hypnotek, Rise, Relish, and I'm a Cliché, along with remixes of tracks by Chromeo, Teenage Bad Girl, and Birdy Nam Nam, preceded the first Yuksek album, 2009's Away from the Sea, released on Barclay. Over the course of the next few years, Busson added a sizable batch of remixes to his discography, including ones for the Prodigy's "Invaders Must Die," Moby's "Mistake," and Lady Gaga's "Paparazzi." Second studio album Living on the Edge of Time, released on Barclay in 2011, offered a tightly concentrated set of Busson's most melodic, song-oriented material. Meanwhile, the producer continued to release non-album singles and EPs, such as the first release for his Partyfine label, subsequently a home for releases by Black Yaya and Peter & the Magician (the latter a duo consisting of Busson and Aeroplane's Stephen Fasano). By early 2015, Busson's discography had swollen with remixes of Katy Perry's "Peacock," Empire of the Sun's "DNA," and Lana Del Rey's "Brooklyn Baby." His own song "Sweet Addiction" hit the Top 40 in France in 2016, and his third full-length, Nous Horizon, arrived on Partyfine in early 2017. It featured guests such as Her, Monika, and Juveniles. ~ Andy Kellman

Rodriguez Jr., the alias of French electronic music artist Olivier Mateu, is a creative force who has redefined the sonic possibilities of melodic house and techno. With over two decades of innovation from his roots in the underground to global acclaim, Mateu stands as a pioneer, blending emotion and technology into a seamless narrative of sound. Over the years he has gradually honed his style into a masterful interplay of analog warmth, emotive melodies, and hypnotic rhythms that can now be regularly found on Anjunadeep, Armada, Mobilee, or his own imprint Feathers & Bones and demanded on remixes of Stephan Bodzin, Monolink, Jan Blomqvist, Booka Shade, Eli & Fur, Röyksopp, NTO, Tricky, Timo Maas and more. Drawing inspiration for his live performances from the vintage synths in his Miami studio, Rodriguez Jr. relishes the opportunity to travel the globe and realize his project on stage and has amassed a devoted loyal fan base through the creation of his unique movement where the visceral emotional connection between Mateu and the crowd is becoming trademark. Continuing to blur the boundaries between electronic and organic like few others can, his extensive touring schedule sees Mateu at world-renowned clubs and festivals every week, taking him to the likes of Cercle Festival, Burning Man, Fabric London, Space Miami, Mirage New York, Zamna Tulum, Lightning In A Bottle, Movement Detroit or CRSSD California.

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Cassius, a long-running project that was a new addition to the top ranks of French electronica circa 1999, actually comprised two of the scene's most experienced producers: Philippe Zdar and Hubert Blanc-Francart (aka Boombass). Besides their productions for <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Mo%27+Wax%22">Mo' Wax</a> as <a href="spotify:artist:1H7whstswAxP1t4AHlAYii">La Funk Mob</a>, the duo had also manned the boards for several excellent LPs by French rapper <a href="spotify:artist:3nU8TSIICYDbUqRpJISTRE">MC Solaar</a>. They first met back in the late '80s, working in the same studio (Zdar was an engineer, and Boombass was just learning the trade). Boombass worked with <a href="spotify:artist:3nU8TSIICYDbUqRpJISTRE">MC Solaar</a>, and joined Zdar to release two EPs on <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Mo%27+Wax%22">Mo' Wax</a> as <a href="spotify:artist:1H7whstswAxP1t4AHlAYii">La Funk Mob</a> in 1994. Zdar also teamed with <a href="spotify:artist:78YRbJhMi5kXKruiQGCJo7">Etienne De Crecy</a> (of Super Discount) to release an LP as <a href="spotify:artist:3QqRjNjJX6fPOn72pwXIvN">Motorbass</a>. Finally, Zdar and Boombass came together in 1996 as Cassius. Combining the jazzy hip-hop of Boombass with Zdar's phase'n'filter acid-disco, Cassius debuted with the single "Cassius 1999," a club anthem and British Top 20 hit, late in 1998. The full-length 1999 appeared early the following year. Cassius returned in 2002 with Au Rêve and again in 2006 with 15 Again. The group would spend the next decade on hiatus, although Zdar kept busy with production and remixes, working with the likes of <a href="spotify:artist:2mV8aJphiSHYJf43DxL7Gt">Chromeo</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:1xU878Z1QtBldR7ru9owdU">Phoenix</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:6G7OerKc3eBO9sVkRNopFC">Cat Power</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:03r4iKL2g2442PT9n2UKsx">the Beastie Boys</a>. The latter two artists returned the favor when the duo re-emerged in 2016 with "Action," featuring <a href="spotify:artist:6G7OerKc3eBO9sVkRNopFC">Cat Power</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:03r4iKL2g2442PT9n2UKsx">the Beasties</a>' Mike D. The single landed on the concept album Ibifornia, released later that same year. Philippe Zdar died in June 2019 after falling from the window of a tall building. ~ John Bush, Rovi

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Sebastien Drums has confirmed his position fronting the new generation of electronic talent. His mega hit ‘My Feelings For You’ produced with Avicii is a sample of the mighty Cassius original. Released during Miami WMC this year it quickly became a massive super hit. Number 1 on Beatport for a month, this track has been playlisted by some of the worlds biggest DJs; David Guetta, Bob Sinclar, Laidback Luke, Roger Sanchez, Robbie Riviera, whilst being repeatedly played by Pete Tong on Radio 1 and licensed to many heavyweight labels like Superstar (Germany), Vicious (Austria), Work Machine (France) Vendetta (Spain)… By the age of 11 Sebastien Drums had fallen in love with electronic music and was already heavily influenced by the French electronic wave - Daft Punk, Cassius, Bob Sinclar, Thomas Bangalter, Antoine Clamaran by the time he decided to start DJing. Find Sebastien on Facebook to read more...

Agoria is not like any other rave child. At the beginning of the 90s, he experienced a golden age where history was written with each new evening. Since then, as one of the pioneers who invented techno in France, he has proven himself by escaping from the framework that he himself has contributed to creating and ventured successfully into the universe of cinema, fashion and contemporary art. This desire to compose real music for today, while avoiding the codes that often stifle it, found its peak with the album "Impermanence" in 2011 and even more with "Drift", in 2019. More than any other of his albums, "Drift" confirmed his talent for the sensuality of melodies and modernist productions, without denying his electronic roots. Agoria's desire "to constantly try new adventures", lead him to create the label Sapiens. In 2020 Olivier Van Hoofstadt the director asked him to compose the soundtrack for "Lucky". Agoria also wrote music for the serie by Jan Kounen "The Show". The wealth of experiences lead him to collaborate with the visual artist Philippe Parreno with whom he participated in the writing of the soundtrack for the immersive installation for the Tate Modern. But it was during the last edition of Art Basel, where Agoria, was invited to present his work for the first time. His pieces were hailed by the famous American magazine "Interior Design" as one of the strong points of the '2019 edition. The Agoria story goes on, and he will soon return with another new album

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Malaa's forte is stern if frequently humor-laced bass house tracks. Concealing his face in a balaclava, he's presented with an air of mystery, fueling speculation about his true identity. An early press bio dropped a crumb by referring to him as Parisian. Theories regarding his identity have also been fostered by an affiliation with Pardon My French, a collective that includes <a href="spotify:artist:540vIaP2JwjQb9dm3aArA4">DJ Snake</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:1KpCi9BOfviCVhmpI4G2sY">Tchami</a>; multiple dance music media outlets have theorized that Malaa's recordings are actually a joint effort from those DJs/producers. Malaa's prolific output dates back to 2015 and includes the albums Don Malaa (2022), Veni, Vidi, Vici (co-credited to <a href="spotify:artist:1KpCi9BOfviCVhmpI4G2sY">Tchami</a>, 2024), and All In (2025), plus mixtapes, EPs, singles, and remixes numbering in the dozens. Tracks such as "Notorious," "Revolt," and "Made in France" are among Malaa's commercial highlights. <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Fool%27s+Gold+Records%22">Fool's Gold Records</a> hosted the 2015 debut Malaa single, "Pregnant," immediately after which <a href="spotify:artist:1KpCi9BOfviCVhmpI4G2sY">Tchami</a>'s <a href="spotify:search:label%3A%22Confession%22">Confession</a> label became the supplier of roughly a dozen Malaa singles and EPs across 2016 and 2017. Among Malaa's most popular releases during this period were "Notorious" and the <a href="spotify:artist:1KpCi9BOfviCVhmpI4G2sY">Tchami</a> collaboration "Prophecy," while the artist also began to accumulate remix credits, highlighted by his commissioned work on <a href="spotify:artist:5he5w2lnU9x7JFhnwcekXX">Skrillex</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:5fMUXHkw8R8eOP2RNVYEZX">Diplo</a>'s <a href="spotify:artist:1HxJeLhIuegM3KgvPn8sTa">Jack Ü</a> track "Mind." <a href="spotify:artist:5W0u1pQ5BbnkLGZGMnxtp8">Maala</a> released the project's Illegal Mixtape and Illegal Mixtape II, respectively, in 2017 and 2018, and during the latter year, he and <a href="spotify:artist:1KpCi9BOfviCVhmpI4G2sY">Tchami</a> went on the No Redemption Tour, promoted with a compilation of the same title that contained exclusive remixes. Malaa's 2019 releases included the high-energy singles "Revolt" (featuring Jacknife) and "Criminals" (featuring <a href="spotify:artist:4aKdmOXdUKX07HVd3sGgzw">Rezz</a>), and he, <a href="spotify:artist:1KpCi9BOfviCVhmpI4G2sY">Tchami</a>, and fellow Pardon My French member <a href="spotify:artist:5GiU1KtbGTP68uD5OVUgxM">Mercer</a> also assisted <a href="spotify:artist:540vIaP2JwjQb9dm3aArA4">DJ Snake</a> with "Made in France." Several additional singles and the third Illegal Mixtape led to the 2022 release of Malaa's first proper album. Titled Don Malaa, the LP boasted collaborations with rappers <a href="spotify:artist:6FD0unjzGQhX3b6eMccMJe">Ghostface Killah</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:14CHVeJGrR5xgUGQFV5BVM">Fivio Foreign</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:5pnbUBPifNnlusY8kTBivi">Jadakiss</a>. <a href="spotify:artist:540vIaP2JwjQb9dm3aArA4">DJ Snake</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:3TaUSUXn41GixL7zbvrIDt">A-Trak</a> also provided assistance on a track each. Shortly thereafter, Don Malaa: After Hours gathered remixes from <a href="spotify:artist:3ktDOdSifPv7lXzeyXX1J1">Siwell</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:6oj23vhIuGx4bOqVmQ9oOo">Subshift</a>, and KOOS, among others, and Malaa presented the fourth Illegal Mixtape. Malaa and <a href="spotify:artist:1KpCi9BOfviCVhmpI4G2sY">Tchami</a> then teamed up to deliver the 2024 album Veni, Vidi, Vici, led by the driving <a href="spotify:artist:5Kmr0b3ip8g9P2i0dLTC3Z">Disco Lines</a> collaboration "Nineteen 84." In January 2025, Malaa unloaded two albums: All In, featuring an appearance from <a href="spotify:artist:3KV3p5EY4AvKxOlhGHORLg">Jeremih</a> on the opening title track, and Blackout, a more varied set billed as the work of Malaa's alter ego. ~ Andy Kellman, Rovi

Natty Rico A.K.A "The SAXIEST DJ" is a Las Vegas based French musician, DJ, producer and remixer most well-known for his unique live performance during which he plays the sax and deejays...at the same time! Equally talented as a saxophonist and live DJ, Natty's incredible performances have catapulted him to some of the most prestigious events and venues worldwide. He has performed extensively throughout the Americas, Asia, Europe and the Pacific mesmerizing audiences of all sizes ranging from intimate venues to some of the largest festivals worldwide. He has his residency every Thursday (during the summer season) at the boulevard pool at THE COSMOPOLITAN of Las Vegas. Natty has worked with some of the music industry’s most revered artists having shared stages and recorded with the likes of Major Lazer, Snoop Dogg, Willy William, Jason Derulo, Bob Sinclar, David Guetta, Diplo and many others. “Frozen” by Natty Rico Featuring Melissa Molinaro & Frankie J spent a total of 9 weeks on Billboard’s Dance Chart peaking at #22. In 2021, his single "Hold that sucker Down" hit almost 2 millions streams on Spotify. Driven by the desire to surprise his audience, Natty Rico developed his own eclectic sound and innovative style. He is able to satisfy any crowd, with his genre-defying live mixes, manipulating the turntables while adding the sensuous sound of the saxophone

Boris Way is a DJ/Producer with over 160 million streams. Songs like Walking Away and Pink Soldiers (certified gold for exports) quickly secured him a strong presence in the European charts. In June 2022, everything changed with Running Up That Hill. With over 500,000 Shazams (#2 on Shazam France) and heavy rotation on radio stations, the track became THE hit of summer 2022. This success led to Boris Way receiving two NRJ Music Award nominations. Boris Way continued his rise with Kings & Queens, which was certified gold in less than six months. He followed this with Lose My Mind, an undeniable summer 2023 anthem (also certified gold), earning him yet another NRJ Music Award nomination. 2024 is proving to be no exception, with over 30 million streams already and an unprecedented summer tour. On October 24, 2024, Boris Way embarks on a new chapter with his exceptional show, THE LOVE HOUSE EXPERIENCE, at the legendary Parisian venue, Elysée Montmartre. This first-ever production exceeded all expectations, immersing a sold-out crowd of 1,300 fans in a true 2.0 rave experience. Release-by-release, Boris Way keeps proving his ability to create international hits like Save Me or more recently with The Fall a credible melodic-techno banger widely supported by names like Benny Benassi, David Guetta or Tiësto. With an exponential social media growth and his iconic Love House sound blending dance-pop with melodic-techno, Boris Way is making serious waves on the international stage.

Consisting of <a href="spotify:artist:0nDizGybtMDus0fe1Tavjz">DJ Greem</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:6mA4csYsYvf4Mq02PleZEV">MC 20Syl</a> (from jazz-rap collective <a href="spotify:artist:1D5DI6S5zIiGPBf1IAuAJh">Hocus Pocus</a>) and DJs Atom and Pfel (from electro hip-hop duo <a href="spotify:artist:3C8PdQGQy4L36PHv4m3sgs">Beat Torrent</a>), C2C are widely regarded as one of the most accomplished turntablist crews in the world. Formed as Coups2Cross in Nantes in 1998, the quintet made its recording debut on <a href="spotify:artist:1D5DI6S5zIiGPBf1IAuAJh">Hocus Pocus</a>' sophomore album Seconde Formule and went on to appear on the band's 2005 release 73 Touches and 2007's Place 54, but C2C made their name on the competition circuit, winning the Disco Mix Club World Team DJ Championships for a record-breaking four consecutive years (2003-2006) and the 2005 ITF Team Championships. After touring the world with the likes of <a href="spotify:artist:71hHL858askwXLzRWykTfV">the Scratch Perverts</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:4vwzEW1kPK1BlgSBGrRyqZ">DJ Vadim</a>, and Q-Bert, they finally released their debut EP, Down the Road, in 2012. ~ Jon O'Brien, Rovi

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Jean-Yves Prieur, aka Kid Loco, is a French musician and producer with an atypical background. Key figure of the French electronic scene, he stands out for his unique style, mixing Trip-Hop, Electro and rock influences. In 1996 he release the mini-album “Blues Project” on <a href="spotify:artist:4i80vEqtmiE3CENhYDp8zm" data-name="Yellow Productions">Yellow Productions</a>. Venturing ever further into a psychedelic universe, he released his first album “A Grand Love Story” in 1997 under the name Kid Loco. Praised by both French and international critics, this album established itself as an essential album on the global Electronic and Trip-Hop scene. This album will be followed by 7 others and a Soundtrack for the movie “The Graffiti Artist” by director James Bolton. In November 2024, Kid Loco will unveil his new album, "Concrete Islands, Lies & Vanities" on Balagan Music / Wagram Music. Entirely Trip Hop, with a cinematographic atmosphere, this record is a return to his basics in the tradition of his legendary album “A Grand Love Story”. Among the notable guests on this album, we find the London legend Don Letts , the voice of Trip-Hop Horace Andy and Lex Amor. Lisa Li-Lund, Louise Quinn, Olga Kouklaki, and Annie O’Connell bring the feminine touch that has always been a hallmark of the Kid from Belleville's albums. Breakbeat, groovy bass, captivating vocals and layers of synthesizers are all emblematic elements of the Kid Loco universe which make this album a must-have in his discography.

With a signature style that blends rich atmospheres and rhythmic depth, French indie electronica artist Keanler (Mathias Bellot) is carving out a distinct path in the melodic house world. At just 20 years old, the Lyon-based producer has already hit over 150 million streams, earning recognition from industry heavyweights like <a href="spotify:artist:10gzBoINW3cLJfZUka8Zoe" data-name="Above & Beyond">Above & Beyond</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:24DO0PijjITGIEWsO8XaPs" data-name="Nora En Pure">Nora En Pure</a> and many others. His music strikes a balance between energy and introspection, drawing listeners into immersive soundscapes that feel equally at home on the dance floor or in reflective moments. Drawing from the rich legacy of the French electronic scene, Keanler’s productions are influenced by artists like <a href="spotify:artist:7ry8L53T4oJtSIogGYuioq" data-name="NTO">NTO</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:6MJKlN8ya42Agsw3iQZs6e" data-name="French 79">French 79</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:63MQldklfxkjYDoUE4Tppz" data-name="M83">M83</a>. His work is marked by a unique fusion of cinematic ambiance and driving grooves. This signature sound has led to collaborations with a variety of artists, including <a href="spotify:artist:3W9UldYu0xJcaOAw2SUTDI" data-name="Panama">Panama</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:11cVIlWcbl4NaDtqlrVCaM" data-name="bailey">bailey</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:37fzXndf2fxVrk7qarhyo0" data-name="Leo Stannard">Leo Stannard</a>, showcasing his versatility and creative reach. Keanler’s releases have found notable supports such as SiriusXM Chill, and Capital Chill, further establishing his place in the global scene. With a clear creative vision and an ever-growing passion for music, Keanler is constantly exploring new ideas and pushing his artistry to new heights. His journey is one of continual discovery, where each track brings something fresh to the scene.