Tasty or Not is a new french Afro house music trio featuring three talented artists with a deep passion for rhythm and beats. Tasty or Not brings a unique energy and vibe to the Afro House genre.

With two members having already toured with a major artist and a third currently signed by a major publishing house, the group has quickly caught the attention of the music industry.

Their tracks have been supported by well-known names such as Black Coffee, HUGEL, Shimza and Manunaykene. Their innovative edits have also made their mark, reaching the Hypeddit Afro House Chart twice, at number two and number thirteen.

Tasty or Not is still in its infancy, and their journey promises to be as exciting as their beats. Stay tuned for their latest demos and releases - this trio is one to watch !

Anetha is a French artist, DJ, producer, label manager, talent agency co-founder and a trained architect.Transmitting techno, trance and experimental music, Anetha whips up bouncy basslines, glorious melodies and a touch of melancholic motifs, gracing clubs and festivals worldwide. Since breaking out on the Parisian scene in 2012, the Bordeaux-based artist has garnered a global audience, delivering lush and luminous sounds with attention to detail, nimble mixing and absolute focus.

Several releases colour Anetha's discography, from her debut EP 'Ophiuchus' on Work Them in 2015 to music on her own label, Mama told ya. Launched in 2019, the label platforms rising stars through its catalogue and showcases worldwide.

A decade later, Anetha is a fully established artist, blurring the lines between art, music, and fashion through her artistry and relationships with designers Marine Serre and Rombaut. 2024 marks the release of Anetha's album on Mama told ya, welding a palette of post-club, techno, nu-wave, rave, and DnB and exploring themes of sustainability, femininity, toxic masculinity and unwarranted opinions in the music industry.

In true Anetha style, she conveys these subjects with playfulness and a touch of irony. From the industrial setting of Berghain, the sleek surroundings of Hï Ibiza, the dome of Gashouder and the open-air haze of Stone Techno, Anetha has built a loyal audience across the Americas, Europe, Australasia and beyond.

DJ Traytex is a unique figure in the electronic trance music scene, known for his innovative production and captivating vocal performances. With a unique ability to blend emotions, he consistently challenges conventions and explores new frontiers in the genre.
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Within his Trance soundscape, DJ Traytex weaves together his Trap, Post-punk or d&b influences into raw vulnerability and dance instinct. The outcome is a deep musical experience that profoundly connects with his listeners.

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Spinning or singing, DJ Traytex creates something special between shared emotion and energy. His passionate approach to each release continues to inspire and captivate his incredible fanbase around the world, one heartfelt melody at a time.

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Ofenbach, the Parisian dance duo comprised of Dorian and César, is currently the most-streamed French band in the world. With over 4 billion streams, 18 million monthly listeners on Spotify, and more than 500k YouTube subscribers, they are rapidly becoming one of the most influential names in global dance music. Their achievements include 2 Diamond certifications, 22 Platinum records, and 21 Gold records, marking the beginning of what promises to be a long and successful career.

In 2022, Ofenbach released their debut album I, which became the most exported French album of the year, topping the international charts. The album surpassed 1 billion streams within its first year, and it has since been certified Diamond for over 500,000 copies sold worldwide. As of 2024, Ofenbach is set to have the most-streamed French track globally once again.

Their latest single, Feelings Don’t Lie, marks another milestone in their career. For this release, Dorian and César relocated to California, collaborating with American singer-songwriter Salem Ilese (known for her work with Bella Poarch and Demi Lovato) and renowned producer Toby Gad (who has worked with Beyoncé, John Legend, and Selena Gomez). With their continued global presence and musical innovation, Ofenbach remains at the forefront of the dance music scene.

Jen Jis is a French producer and songwriter. Based in Paris, he began his professional career writing and composing tracks for European artists. In the meantime, he was also touring the world (China, Europe, US, Canada) with several other projects. His first single, "Women" a deep house pop song composed with the singer Lawrence Lea, earned him a contract deal in 2015 with Ultra Records even before the track was released on line. Jen Jis is now signed with Universal Music / Polydor.

Soft Blade, the brainchild of Moscow-born musician and artist Violetta Shabash, is an influential figure in the underground Russian music scene. Known for her innovative approach, she blends elements of ambient, house, techno and dub to create a distinctive, captivating sound. Often referred to as a DIY project, Soft Blade stands out for Violetta's hands-on method in writing and mixing her tracks, characterised by a memorable lo-fi sound, ethereal vocals, and bright, evocative lyrics.

Many listeners have shared that they deeply understand her emotions, and find it to be a healing and intimate experience, even though she sings in Russian. Violetta's work often evokes a sense of nostalgia for something that hasn't happened yet, stirring bittersweet feelings. Tracks like 'Zerkalo' and her latest release, 'Koster', exemplify her ability to craft intricate sonic narratives that resonate deeply with her audience.

Soft Blade's artistry is not confined to studio recordings. Her project, eight years in the making, is audiovisual in spirit, with Violetta creating her own cover art, merchandise and cassette designs. Although Violetta only started performing live a couple of years ago, she has performed at several major Russian electronic festivals.

Beyond her solo projects, Soft Blade has demonstrated a commitment to supporting and uplifting fellow artists. Her recent compilation album, 'Ne Strashno,' features an array of talented Russian artists with all proceeds dedicated to charity. This project not only highlights her collaborative spirit but also her dedication to using her platform for positive social impact.

As Soft Blade continues to evolve her sound and push the boundaries of electronic music, her influence on the genre is undeniable. For both long-time enthusiasts and newcomers to the scene, following her journey promises a rich and rewarding listening adventure.

Norman Cook, born on July 31, 1963, in Bromley, Kent, England, is one of the most influential figures in the dance and electronic music scenes of the 1990s. After beginning his career in the 1980s with the indie rock group The Housemartins, Cook transitioned into the world of techno and acid house, collaborating with acts like Beats International, Freak Power, and Pizzaman. His versatility as a DJ, multi-instrumentalist, and producer led him to launch his solo project under the moniker Fatboy Slim, where he became a pioneering force in the big beat movement.

Fatboy Slim’s debut solo album, Better Living Through Chemistry (1996), introduced his distinctive blend of breakbeats, funky basslines, and eclectic samples, but it was his 1998 album You’ve Come A Long Way, Baby that cemented his place in the global spotlight. With iconic tracks like “Praise You” and “Right Here, Right Now,” the album was a massive commercial success and solidified his status as a trailblazer in electronic music.

In 2001, following the release of Halfway Between The Gutter And The Stars, Norman Cook orchestrated a monumental free concert on Brighton Beach, which not only attracted hundreds of thousands of fans but also became an annual festival, further showcasing his cultural influence. His subsequent album Palookaville (2004) continued to showcase his evolving sound, blending electronic beats with elements of rock and funk.

In 2010, Cook collaborated with former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne on the groundbreaking ballet and album Here Lies Love, a bold fusion of music, theatre, and political commentary. Around the same time, he also ventured into new territory with The BPA (British Port Authority), further expanding his musical portfolio.

Throughout his illustrious career, Norman Cook has enjoyed numerous UK Top 40 hits under a variety of aliases, solidifying his position as one of the most innovative and enduring figures in modern music. From his pioneering contributions to big beat and dance music to his genre-defying collaborations, Fatboy Slim’s influence continues to resonate, making him an iconic figure in the evolution of electronic music.

Arabic Piano is a South African DJ, producer, singer, and model whose sound fuses spiritualpiano melodies with hypnotic electronic beats. He first caught the public’s attention with a standout collaborative track with Keinemusik, which opened the door to a wider international audience.

His distinctive touch later drew the interest of CamelPhat, leading to an official remix of their classic track Home and a single released on their label.

Closely connected to OVO, Drake’s label and creative collective, Arabic Piano has released anofficial remix for Majid Jordan, collaborated with the brand through modeling, and is frequently playlisted on OVO Sound Radio on Apple Music.

His most recent releases on Unreleased and Ultra Music have confirmed his rising influence inthe global electronic scene.

From the solitude of volcanic Mount Etna to stages around the world, Mathame, the melodic techno duo formed by brothers Matteo and Amedeo Giovanelli, creates music that transports listeners to otherworldly realms. Their emotive, cinematic soundscapes blend sci-fi atmospheres and ethereal energy, offering an immersive experience that lingers like a candle’s glow in a vast cathedral.

Raised in a home filled with music—courtesy of their parents' pirate radio station—the brothers’ early influences were diverse. Matteo, the older sibling, started as a hip-hop DJ before diving into film studies, while Amedeo, a classically trained violinist, turned to electronic music production, drawing inspiration from classical compositions and cinematic scores.

The Mathame project was born in the isolation of Mount Etna, where the brothers moved to help their parents run a bed and breakfast. Surrounded by nature’s raw power, they created the melancholic melodies of their breakout tracks, Skywalking and Nothing Around Us, which quickly caught the attention of Tale of Us and the Afterlife family.

Their distinctive sound spread globally, earning them a place at the forefront of modern melodic techno. Despite their rapid success, the Giovanelli brothers remain selective in their output, focusing on producing music that gives them “goosebumps.” With their eyes set on an album, Mathame continues to push the boundaries of melodic techno with each new release.

Funny and impertinent on her networks, like a mask to hide her sensitivity, Lisa Pariente reveals herself unfiltered in her songs as if in a diary.Her lyrics, at once personal and universal, strike an obvious chord. With her authenticity and simplicity, Lisa Pariente represents the girls of her generation and is their voice.

In 2019, she posted  on YouTube a cover of the song Dance Monkey translated into French and playing the piano. This video went viral and is now counting more than 5 million views. In March 2021, she released her first two singles and started a tour in France. She also opened for artists like Amel Bent or Pierre De Maere.

Lisa's 1st EP, which includes tracks such as “Belle”, “Je m'en fous” and “Ta couleur préférée”, she actually wrote for herself : each track is intended as an antidepressant, bringing comfort to to those who listen to it. She aptly evokes navigating the waters of dating, self-confidence, love stories and broken hearts.

Hadrien Federiconi, better known by his stage name Feder, is a French DJ, producer, and composer renowned for his unique blend of minimalist deep house and atmospheric pop. His musical journey began with a passion for electronic music, and in 2014, he gained widespread attention with his breakout track Can't Get Away, which went viral and set the stage for his rise in the music industry.

In 2015, Feder achieved commercial success with the release of Goodbye featuring Lyse, a track that topped the charts in France and became a global hit, establishing him as one of the key figures in the French electronic music scene. That same year, he followed up with Blind featuring Emmi, which also charted in the top five in France, further solidifying his place in the spotlight.

Feder’s music is known for its evocative melodies, intricate soundscapes, and subtle rhythmic layers, which seamlessly blend house, pop, and electronic elements. His debut EP Breathe (2017) marked a new chapter in his career, showcasing his continued growth as both a producer and a composer.

In addition to his solo work, Feder has collaborated with some of the biggest names in music, including French pop icon Mylène Farmer, as well as Alex Aiono, Ofenbach, and Upsahl. These collaborations have expanded his musical reach and influence, helping him connect with a wider, international audience.

With a string of hits, millions of streams, and a loyal following, Feder continues to evolve his sound and push creative boundaries. His ability to blend electronic beats with soulful pop hooks has made him a standout figure in modern dance music, and he remains one of the most exciting talents in the global electronic music scene.

UPSILONE, always seen with his signature white glasses, delivers a very serious project. Don’t be mistaken: just like Vladimir Cauchemar or the early days of Martin Solveig, he leaves second-degree projects to others.

He’s part of Generation Z - the kind that does everything on their own: lyrics, melodies, production, videos… This new generation is fully in tune with its era, its codes, and its formats.

Some discovered him through his “How to make a hit” tutorials that went viral on Instagram, where he breaks down the creation of certain hits by pointing out the samples used… because yes, he’s not just a 20-year-old making music in his bedroom. Upsilone has ideas, skills, and a great sense of self-deprecating humor.

The French Touch 2.0 has long been searching for its successor - and with Upsilone, it might have finally found one.

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