It is with some emotion that I publish this article! Indeed, by delving into the archives of the first version of Actualités Electroniques, I noticed that the following article was never published onto the second version of the website. So, here is the first article of project Actualités Electroniques. This is a review about the compilation of the Dijon producer John Lord Fonda, author of the fantastic "Personal Jesus" and "So Far Away". I also had a chance to see the man live at the Cabaret Sauvage alongside Vitalic, some years ago and it was massive. The compilation is huge too…

After his massive club hit "Wildfang", Oliver Schories strikes back, with a promo we received some days ago. Indeed, his next masterpiece will be released on Parquet Recordings in January, incl. the incredible singles "Tremodo" and "Low Memory" and a hypnotic monster remix by Douglas Greed (Freude Am Tanzen / Infine / Dekadent). The label managed by Solee, we interviewed some weeks ago, informed us to watch out also for new releases in 2011 coming from Boss Axis, Takt Tick (incl. Egostereo Remix), new singles by himself and a massive remix by Egostereo from his track "Legends", and a new "Re:Cognition - by Solee" compilation, to be released on his own label Parquet Recordings...

How do you define an artist who has never performed live, nor DJ’ed, nor ever had his photograph published and has never partaken in an interview? By the music of course. Jürgen Paape has proven this time and time again. How? Listen. Hear. Right now his “Kompilation”. The man, co-owner of Kompakt and the house’s most elusive member remains the un-compromised, untainted shining star. And without ever being there….the one who launched the label with his first release "Triumph“, has left a legacy of music that is a true core of the sound which Kompakt’s foundation is built on along the years.

Thanks to one of the most productive German label: M_nus, we got an exclusive interview with the massive producer Troy Pierce. Growing up in the quiet farm town of Muncie, Indiana four hours drive from Chicago and Detroit, it was hard for Troy Pierce to ignore the rich sounds emanating from these House and Techno strongholds. He was among the first to pick up on DJs like Derrick Carter, Jeff Mills and Richie Hawtin and was always out and about at parties in Detroit, Ohio and across the Midwest. Here is a little introduction about the man we will interview today. This interview follows notably the one of Emerson Todd and Thomas Schumacher who also lived in Berlin.

After being in contact with the German label Boxer Recordings, one of the best and most productive labels from Cologne, we got an exclusive interview with Paul Nazca, the French DJ and producer that released the huge track "Sleeping" on Boxer Recordings in 2006. This article will give you more information about one of the iconic producer of the South and underground French electronic music scene... So first, I wanted to thank Paul and Boxer Recordings for this full interview. Have a good reading.

What a discovery! Indeed, I’ve just heard the new tracks from the Nuremberg resident Marvin Zeyss a budding house and techno producer who wears his heart on his sleeve. Although not a musician in the traditional sense, he always had a strong passion for music and began to produce electronic music in 2007. He has just released on Monday his new EP “State Of Mind EP” with two fantastic and powerful tracks: “Numb” and “This is why”. Don’t miss them!!

Some days ago, the new EP “Haute Couture EP” of Nicole Moudaber has been released on iVAV Recordings, the label manage by Steve Lawler. Indeed, iVAV welcome a lady who most definitely has the VIVa fever! Nicole Moudaber has been a regular artist on the VIVa imprints since her 2008 release “Boxer Girl” and “Indecent Exposure”. It is the first time we speak about the girl who recently follows Carl Cox for his tour “The Revolution Continues”. Carl Cox said about her: “I've been following Nicole’s career for years - she's amazing.” So pay attention to your ears, because techno tracks will follow in the review. Definitely Carl Cox’s style…