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Duo qui va percer en 2010 après avoir fait de gros titres fin 2009, hâte de voir ça en set (une venue à san Francisco ?) by msoule Dec 12

French Government sur MySpace Music - Ecoute gratuite de MP3, Ph

tres bon duo parisien à absolument découvrir ! Electro à fond avec de grandes lignes mélodiques by msoule Jun 24

Arno Cost sur MySpace Music - Ecoute gratuite de MP3, Photos et

http://www.myspace.com/arnocost Since his discovery in 2006, French DJ/Producer Arno Cost has quickly moulded his reputation as one of the scenes most promising young talents. With his musical sensibilities residing within the realms of electronica, disco and house, Arnos’ production and remix work has attracted praise from some of dance music’s most formidable figures, including Pete Tong, Tom Novy and Sebastian Ingrosso. Arno Cost’s talent stemmed from his parents keen interest in exposing him to music from an early age. Brought up on a diet of pop music, Italo-Disco and later, the innovations of the seminal ‘French Touch’ such as Daft Punk, Arno’s appreciation turned into creation as he took his hand to production in 1999.
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HousePlanet.DJ - Your House Music News Portal - New David Guetta

Plenty of DJs have conquered the nightlife scene, but only a select few have managed to break out beyond clubs and rule the pop charts. French DJ David Guetta, however, is poised to do in this decade what Fatboy Slim did in the '90s: become a bonafide rock star. Just like Fatboy, Guetta is an artist so charismatic he makes people forget his primary role is to twiddle knobs. Guetta's new album, "One Love," will be released Aug. 25 on Astralwerks and features collaborations with Kelly Rowland, Will.i.am, Estelle, Kid Cudi, Akon and Ne-Yo. With the success of the first single, "When Love Takes Over," a track with Rowland that's already blazing up the charts, Guetta is what dance—and, arguably, hip-hop—has been waiting for.