Martin Solveig

Martin Solveig's journey in electronic music began with his early DJ sets at the Palace club at just 18 years old, sparking a passion that led him to become a resident DJ at iconic venues like Le Palace, Les Bains-Douches, and Le Queen during his student years. His breakthrough came with the percussion-driven track "Heart Of Africa," which garnered acclaim from influential DJs such as Joe Clausell and Bob Sinclar. Joining Sinclar's "Africanism" project, Martin co-produced "Edony," a hit that topped club charts across France, Italy, and Greece.

His debut album "Sur la terre" (On Earth) followed in 2002, showcasing a diverse musical vision that included soulful tracks like "I'm a good man" and the Afro-inspired "Linda." Martin's remix of Salif Keita's "Madan" further solidified his global influence, blending afro- disco elements that resonated worldwide. The success continued with "Rocking Music" in 2004, marking a shift towards disco influences and expanding his audience internationally, from Miami's Winter Music Conference to clubs across Europe. Embracing both his roles as producer and DJ, Martin Solveig continues to captivate audiences globally with his infectious beats and dynamic performances.