French touch, also known as French house, is an electronic music style that originated in France in the 1990s. It was influenced by UK techno culture and features repetitive 4/4 beats along with samples of 1980s disco music modified with filters and phasers or sounds from synthesizers. Pioneering artists included Air, Alan Braxe, Cassius, Demon, Etienne de Crécy, Laurent Garnier, Mr. Oizo, and St Germain. A second generation of French touch artists later emerged, such as Justice, Kavinsky, C2C, Breakbot, and M83. Daft Punk are also considered seminal French touch artists, gaining popularity through their mysterious robot
French touch, also known as French house, is an electronic music style that originated in France in the 1990s. It was influenced by UK techno culture and features repetitive 4/4 beats along with samples of 1980s disco music modified with filters and phasers or sounds from synthesizers. Pioneering artists included Air, Alan Braxe, Cassius, Demon, Etienne de Crécy, Laurent Garnier, Mr. Oizo, and St Germain. A second generation of French touch artists later emerged, such as Justice, Kavinsky, C2C, Breakbot, and M83. Daft Punk are also considered seminal French touch artists, gaining popularity through their mysterious robot
French touch, also known as French house, is an electronic music style that originated in France in the 1990s. It was influenced by UK techno culture and features repetitive 4/4 beats along with samples of 1980s disco music modified with filters and phasers or sounds from synthesizers. Pioneering artists included Air, Alan Braxe, Cassius, Demon, Etienne de Crécy, Laurent Garnier, Mr. Oizo, and St Germain. A second generation of French touch artists later emerged, such as Justice, Kavinsky, C2C, Breakbot, and M83. Daft Punk are also considered seminal French touch artists, gaining popularity through their mysterious robot
House) is a kind of electronic music who grew up in the 1990s in France . The style has also been referred to as "nu-disco", "filter house" and "tekfunk" and came from the England techno culture.
The symbol of F communications, a famous label of French
touch
Short chronology of French touch
Rhythm : The base is Techno
music : 4/4 beat, repetive music
Tone and melody :
-At
the beginning, sample of
disco Music 80s modified with filter and phaser; --
Sound from syntheziser
(Pictures : Jupiter, MS-20, MOOG, etc.)
Sampler, synthesizer, drum machine and numeric sequencer.
Synthesizer : Moog Modular
MS 20 by Korg
First Generation : Air, Alan Braxe,
Cassius, Demon, Etienne de Crcy, Laurent Garnier, Mr. Oizo, St Germain and mainly Daft Punk.
Second Generation : Justice,
Kavinsky, C2C, Breakbot, M83, Gesaffelstein.
Discography
Discography
Discography
20042008: Human After
All
I.
II. Replaced by animation
Covered with helmets
"We don't want to be photographed. [...] We don't
especially want to be in magazines. We have a responsibility." ( Jockey Slut Vol. 2, No. 1 (April/May 1996). page 55)
"We did not choose to
become robots. There was an accident in our studio. We were working on our sampler, and at exactly 9:09 am on September 9, 1999, it exploded. When we regained consciousness, we discovered that we had become robots. (Chris Gill, "ROBOPOP"(May 2001) Remix Magazine Online. Retrieved 6 March 2007.)
The mystery of their identity and the elaborate nature of their