In today's dance music industry, if there is one sound that has come to express something about quality, it is French sound. I can not go to the club today without listening to these unique filters, the atmosphere of the undisputed disco, the sharp and sharp beat. French electronic music has become established as more than temporary change. It is about quality through experiments and it shows that there are no signs of leaving.
Like all house music, it started with a disco. By the late 1970s, disco music developed into a definable genre, and the 1977 film "Saturday Night Fever" attracted the attention of the public in general. The basis of current house music can go back to the legendary nightclub such as The Paradise Garage and Studio 54 where Disco's short-lived fame really emerged. As the disc was demoted to a small venue, something like Frankie Knuckles developed a new one. Frankie was approaching the disco's roots, but other DJs were pushing out the sounds influenced by alternative genres such as reggae, europop, hip hop, and new wave.
House music became an underground revolution and started to concentrate on songs for radio play, so the truck became longer, the baseline was more original, the party was more lively. With the advent of drum machines of the 1980's, house music began to take shape.
In France, there was what was called the euro disco in the 1970s. Euro disco is a disco music not from the United Kingdom or the United States. Acts like Abba were at the forefront of this genre. After a short period of space disco and discothe back rush in 1979, the word "euro discoco" disappeared completely and replaced with "disco". Throughout the 1980s, Disco was a major French musician who dominated radio waves and clubs. This, along with the influence of P-funk, opened the way for French house music, but Thomas Bangalter actually started to move until it began.
Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo met in 1987 and after easy dancing with indie rock, they began learning the elegance of drum machines and formed Daft Punk. 1995 & # 39; Da Funk & # 39; (the classical music which has been played so far) brought the album contract with Virgin and the release of the 1997 Homework. This album is regarded as one of the most influential electronic musical works since the 1990s. Daft punk proved that the dance music remains in the French people (and the French music industry and the media) and was able to succeed. The success of the album is a big surprise, electronic music has a wide range of fans, and the fact that the boundary moves is proved.
To confirm the person who influenced the music of Daft Punk, from the homework of the track & # 39; Teachers & # 39; Daft Punk listens to artists and DJs that learn something, make something new and make something new: DJ Sneak, DJ Rush, Waxmaster, Hyperactive, Jammin Gerald, Brian Wilson and so on.
Daft punk was inspired by countless other artists and created a new form of music. After that Daft Punk got costumes such as Stardust (Bangalter), Cassius, Bob Sinclar. This was when music actually started to sell commercially, its quality was diluted and became like pop music. While people were getting bored with the French scene, British producers launched a new sound embarrassing some of French music.
One of the bands that gave the prestige immediately after Daft Punk released Homework was Air. Moon Safari in 1998 was an instant classic that ranks sixth in UK charts. For nearly the last ten years, Air challenged gorgeous electronic sounds and added a new string to the bow of the French music industry.
Laurent Garnier was playing in the legendary British club such as Manchester's The Hacienda, even before the music of the French house had taken shape. After a powerful period covering everything from Deep House to Detroit Techno in the late 1980's, Gagnier began to define and define its own style apart from the latest trends and trends in France. In a truck like Crispy Bacon & # 39; Crispy Bacon & # 39;, a "man with a red face" has settled the status of Gurney all over the world, along with a spectacular and multi-genre DJ set.
In recent years, a new wave of French electronic music came to be known as Justice, Miskitton, Hacker, Para One, etc leading a new school. Jituice 's simian' s not being lonely 'Ancient Remix I have suffered severe blows in both the music world of indie and dance. People like Bib Sinclar are producing poor quality and popular dance hits, but there are still many people who have chosen innovation rather than selling records. Thomas Bangalter is still at the forefront of the scene and labels such as Edbanger and Arcade Mode are helping to develop new talent. Justice changed to fame, especially after a few years, but now they are reserved worldwide with their unique sounds and killer remixes.
