Releases
Six years after “Orchestra,” Worakls returns with the ambitious album “From One Blink To Another” and an Arena tour, confirming his place as a master of symphonic electronic music.
Polo & Pan’s third album blends electronic, disco and French pop with Beth Ditto and Metronomy.
On Record Store Day 2025, Vegyn unveiled “Blue Moon Safari,” a full reinterpretation of Air’s cult album “Moon Safari”, 25 years on. A divisive listen.
Lille DJ-producer Myd returns with two tracks made live on Twitch, “Song for You,” a summer banger, and the more mystical “The Wizard.”
Etienne de Crecy releases “Warm Up,” his first album under his own name in 25 years, with guests including Damon Albarn and Hot Chip’s Alexis Taylor.
Disco legend and French Touch pioneer Cerrone reinvents 21 of his biggest hits in symphonic form with the Orchestre National de Cannes.
French electronic duo Scratch Massive return with “Nox Anima,” a cinematic, hypnotic album featuring Yelle and Jeanne Added.
French Touch legend Etienne de Crecy surprises with “Take it Back,” a melodic, melancholic pop departure and the first single from his album “Warm Up.”
House icon Bob Sinclar returns with “Take It Easy on Me,” an Afro House single, preceded by a viral fake-plastic-surgery prank.
French electronic duo Teenage Bad Girl return with “Formantra,” an intense, hypnotic single, less than a year after their album “Separate.”
French electronic artists Mome and Enfant Sauvage (Guillaume Alric of The Blaze) team up on the immersive, cinematic track “Behind The Line.”
French electro-pop act Montmartre returns with “Love Returns Pt. 1,” a refined fusion of house, pop and electro across thirteen tracks.