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French

touch (or French


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


disguises have added to their popularity.

Hugs,
Madalina Fotache

Gabriel Rouet
Enver Sattarov

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