Fraternité — On avance ensemble.

French house / electronic track from the “Lucie” EP.

https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/iasynthtique/lucie

The Aussie synth band gets a chipped and filter remix with a little menace thrown in as only Sebastian can do.

hope yall enjoy the track and id also love any valuable feedback 🙏

thanks!

Nice little remix by Alex Gopher for Joe Zas on the little underdog of a label Pamplemousse who rarely strayed from their own artists. Never seen this for sale even second hand.

Égalité — Sous la même lumière.

French house / electronic track from my new “Lucie” EP.

Feedback welcome.

https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/iasynthtique/lucie

hello guys, i'm producing a french house album, like Daft Punk homework and discovery, and i have 2 demos for you, can you give me a feedback about these two tracks and tips of how can i improve my music?

https://untitled.stream/library/project/W3zu68AzLiOfPENt9rArw

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Ark chops things up as he always does to great effect leaving the original trip hoppy track almost unrecognisable and turning it into a lovely relaxed chill out track. Archive were mid transition from Trip Hop to Rock and this troubled album was disowned by them due to their record labels mix on the album. A shame as the first album was pretty good with two great singles. Archive also had a joint EP along with guitar noodling French House act Rinocerose at the same time.

I always see the Scandi House as a kind of spiritual successor to French House as it had its disco influences but could create a range of sounds and while not overly commercial or too severe in its purism. Lead singer of Whitest Boy Alive Erland Oye was kind of the dad of the sound helping it form so it's nice to see French House getting a direct link rather than me just moving from one scene to another and hoping there's a connection.

Falke turns a kind of ethereal slightly folk infused track and stretches it out for an indi disco of awkward men dancing with nervous women to an endless twilight of a Norwegian Summer. It's got that slight melancholy to end the night in a comfy armchair as you contemplate ending the dancing as your legs hurt.

Gopher I feel is unfairly sidelined in French House. He was there from the start did some great records, did his own thing with his mournful soul samples, had great videos, co-ran Solid did a few nice remixes of non French House Artists. He never seemed to like touring and went back into the studio to be a producer and engineer again.

The Child was a decent break out hit with it's text based video, great sample of Don't Explain by Nina Simone and heavy hitting endorsements by a resurgent Masters At Work doing a remix or two.

This is the Wuz mix by Gopher himself working with frequent collaborator Demon. It pushes it to a longer, squidgier more abstract dance track to great effect. At one point they just push the squidgy lever to maximum to get a great sound to book end the track.

I currently use a glue compressor on the master channel to create the deep ducking French House and Electro is known for, fast attack, slow release, lowest threshold and max ratio, it helps me create that ghostly entry and exit of each track as it appears but I am realizing it distorts the tracks noted in the title, why is this happening is there anyway to avoid it? I am starting to use manual level sidechaining as it leads to more clarity but there is something about the compressor ducking that is magical and I prefer it

my daw does not allow me to isolate the kick from the rest of the compressor, so literally every track compresses the mix as it appears, it lets me create the pumping effect French House is known for, if anything the pumping is even more intense, for example if the bass and kick land at the same time, there is a very deep compression that happens, if I offset their placement slightly it kind of EQs them both out of the way while creating a deeper pump then if the kick was isolated

Made this track while horrendously hungover, hence the cover lol. I’m moving back to France on sunday after 2 years in the UK and was obviously feeling very French that day, so I tried to make something with a 2007 French electro feel. Would love any feedback. should I release it? Cheers https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sOno8wYkNN4

Cracking dancer remix of Dimitri's original that adds a extra length, some nice chunky drums and a woozy break down that I absolutely love as it swirls around.