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Rone
Limited edition pressing of Rone’s “Spanish Breakfast” now available!
For its 15th year anniversary, we are releasing a limited edition vinyl for “Spanish Breakfast” → Order
In 2009, Rone unveiled his debut album Spanish Breakfast, the first of many that would shape his career. The album quickly set the tone for his signature sound, blending atmospheric landscapes with evocative electronic melodies. To celebrate its 15th anniversary, we’re releasing a limited edition, sustainably produced on neon pink vinyl.
Fifteen years later, Spanish Breakfast feels as vital as ever, solidifying Rone’s vision in the electronic music landscape. This debut full-length from the French producer/DJ simmers with bubbling techno beats, gentle ebbs, and flows that sweep elegantly across its runtime. Playful and upbeat, Rone fills the stereo field with cinematic synthscapes and dreamy bleeps that emerge from every corner possible. The album also includes the iconic track Bora Vocal featuring Alain Damasio.
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Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains
Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains Releases New Single “Party” and Announces New Album “Âge Fleuve”
Following the release of “Adorer”, Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains releases “Party”, the second single of his upcoming album “Âge Fleuve” with a music video
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As dreamy, breezy and sunny like its predecessor Adorer, Party is a sand-drenched track that evokes a sense of ease and reflection. It’s a ballad with assured pop accents, inspired by a pivotal moment in François’s life. It offers a delicate perspective on ‘‘the festivities of the ultimate frontier’’, a poetic journey that provides an original outlook on the end of life.
This single serves as a preview of the album Âge Fleuve, a work crafted over four years marked by the pandemic and the passing of François’s father. Navigating between two labels, Domino and InFiné, Frànçois transformed this period of transition and emotional release into an album that flows with organic fluidity.
Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains will be playing at Trabendo on the 25th of November 2025 to immerse the listeners into his aquatic world of introspection and breeze. Get your tickets here.
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Murcof
Murcof’s New Album “Twin Color, Vol.1” drops today
Murcof, a mastermind within the electronic underground, releases his long-awaited album “Twin Color (vol.1)” today → Stream / Order
Fernando Corona aka Murcof is a Mexico-born, Spain-based artist who started dabbling in music
in the 1980s. Although Murcof has toyed with everything from ambient to industrial to acid house, Corona’s discography is united by his thoughtfulness that shows his full potential on Twin Color (vol. 1).
Murcof’s new album leans into a crunchy, motorik sound and sits nicely within the context of the his brainy catalog. Twin Color came to life in 2020, shaped by the early days of pandemic lockdowns. Corona had just turned 50 and found himself in a wistful mood while revisiting his poppier material from the ‘80s. Melancholy and poignance permeate the album, which conjures a sense of ruminative motion.
Twin Color is also accompanied by a partnership with Brussels-based visual artist Simon Geilfus, who imagined a whole graphic universe to complement the music. The album is InFiné’s first collaboration with the french institute IRCAM, the legendary French institute devoted to pushing the boundaries of music and sound.
Twin Color stands out from the Murcof albums that came before it, but Corona ultimately views it as a return to his roots. It’s a reimagination of his origins, infused with the nuanced touch of a thoroughly seasoned innovator.
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Kaito
Kaito releases new EP “Summer Mood” as an extention of his last album “Collection”
Hiroshi Watanabe, known as Kaito, drops his new EP “Summer Mood” to continue building up his world of “Collection” → Stream / Order
Hiroshi Watanabe, better known as Kaito, closes his Collection chapter with the dreamy, piano driven track Summer Mood and two exclusive pieces that explore ethereal classical and space techno landscapes.
As one of Japan’s most revered electronic musicians, with a career spanning over two decades, Kaito continues to refine his craft, delivering soothing and introspective sonic experiences. Collection, released on September 13th, features re-edited versions of tracks composed between 2020 and 2022. The album delves into themes of resilience during the pandemic, highlighting Kaito’s mastery of deep, contemplative soundscapes that evoke nature’s serenity. These works have found renewed relevance, offering solace to a world still in turmoil.
The EP opener and title track, Summer Mood (iF Edit), with its piano notes seemingly suspended in time, captures the essence of stillness, evoking both nostalgia and tranquility, while setting the reflective tone for the rest of the release. Layered with airy synth waves and driven by delicate piano, Encounter (iF Edit) transports listeners into a more ethereal, spiritual space, inviting them into a lucid dream state filled with hope and harmony.
On the other hand, Paradigm Shift (iF Edit) introduces spacey elements reminiscent of Detroit techno’s golden age. Although it diverges from the album’s overall mood, its layered dystopian synth notes evoke a sense of transformation and exploration, creating both spiritual tension and a longing for physical release.
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Coco Em
Coco Em is back with her new single “Kwa Raha Zangu”
“Kwa Raha Zangu” drops today via InFiné along with its remix track by Emile Papandréou → Listen
‘The hardest hustling DJ,’ according to Okay Africa, Coco Em is a force to be reckoned with. Her new single Kwa Raha Zangu has a unique story of its own, like many of her songs. Initially aiming for a club anthem, Coco EM took a different direction mid-creation. Driven by a need to lift her own spirits, she let her bruised heart steer the song, giving rise to a song that turned out somber and reflective. Influenced by the rich, expansive qualities of Lingala music, the track captures the power of music as a balm for the soul.
Written after a night at Nairobi’s underground club Mist, Coco Em channels the bittersweet blend of joy and sorrow through her layered production and vocal work. “When the 4 a.m. breeze hit, it reminded us that morning was coming and sleep was slipping away. The music had such a powerful, almost spiritual energy that I lost myself in it. After all the dancing and human connection, I thought, ‘niko hapa kwa raha zangu’ – I’m here, for better or worse, by choice,” she wrote.
The EP also includes a remix by Emile Papandréou, injecting a mutant techno energy with broken beats, morphing bass lines, and ethereal waves that push the track deeper into dystopian territory. With Kwa Raha Zangu, her first release since her 2022 debut Kilumi, Coco Em makes a singular return, crafting a sound where uncharted musical territories intersect with themes of self-liberation and responsibility. This release offers just a glimpse of her evolving sound, leaving listeners eager to explore the rich musical world she continues to shape.
Bruce Brubaker
Bruce Brubaker releases new album Eno Piano 2
Bruce Brubaker releases “Eno Piano 2” as a sequel to “Eno Piano” → Stream / Watch “The Big Ship” / Order your bundle
Bruce Brubaker who is deservingly named “one of the most exciting pianists in the contemporary American classical scene” by Pitchfork releases his album Eno Piano 2 today.
The album explores Brian Eno’s ambient music using a Steinway concert grand piano with electromagnetic bows to create sustained drone textures. Building on the acclaimed Eno Piano 1, which received praise from The New York Times, The Guardian, and The Line of Best Fit, Brubaker draws parallels between Eno’s music and American Minimalists like Philip Glass. The album includes reinterpreted tracks like «The Big Ship» and «Music for Airports, 1/1,» using advanced IRCAM spatialization tools to create an immersive acoustic experience, turning the piano into a supernatural synthesizer.
Aided by electromagnetic bows that create sustained drone textures from a Steinway concert grand piano, Brubaker shows that, as he says, “A musical instrument can be a studio.” A good-natured response to Brian Eno’s often-repeated remark that, “The recording studio is a musical instrument.”
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O'o
O’o shares new album ‘Songs of Wishes and Bones’
French duo O’o unveils new album ‘Songs of Wishes and Bones’ → Stream / Order
O’o ‘s much awaited album “Songs of Wishes and Bones” drops today via InFiné. This album marks an abundance of newly found inspiration for the band. For the albums preparation, the duo; Mathieu Daubigné and Victoria Suter has found solace in the quaint village of Mézin in southwestern France. Victoria reflects: “We left Barcelona to live in the middle of nowhere in the countryside, and we made this record while being very isolated. We lived together for almost a year in a family house in a tiny village and were immersed in nature. It became our biggest source of inspiration,”
The name of the album holds significance as to showing how contrast and duality inspires the band. The plays on contrasts become more perceptible as you listen to the songs, which indeed speak of life and death, nature and artifice, past and present, and light and darkness, as for instance in the track ‘Le jour et la nuit’. These narratives are seen through the keen eye of chanteuse and lyricist Victoria Suter and complemented by the electronic sorcery of her musical partner, Mathieu Daubigné. Throughout the record, it’s the environment that informs the electronic soundscapes, which Mathieu writes in direct dialogue with Victoria’s words. Her use of personification hints at wider themes, with tales that are absorbing, moving, and sometimes wickedly funny.
Suter’s voice, often compared to icons like Kate Bush and Björk, paired with Mathieu Daubigné’s precise production, creates a captivating soundscape. Promoted by the French label InFiné, the campaign targets major French and global radio stations such as France Inter and FIP, amplified by dynamic social media campaigns, targeted ads, and compelling live performances.
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Léonie Pernet
Léonie Pernet releases ‘Réparer le Monde,’ her first single from her upcoming album
Léonie Pernet returns with the hopeful ballad “Réparer Le Monde” to ask an impactful question → Watch / Stream
Léonie Pernet’s new single, “Réparer le monde,” is a hope-inducing ballad that took root in a time of darkness. Overwhelmed by the relentless flood of war images we face daily, Pernet sat down to compose a song, grappling with the horrors that haunt us all and reflecting on the question: “Est-ce qu’il nous incombe de réparer un peu le monde?”—Is it our responsibility to mend the world, even just a little?
The question was asked prior to the single’s release, when Léonie sat down in front of a piano at Gare du Lyon to play “Réparer le monde” to passengers.
With “Réparer le monde,” Pernet returns to the lyrical and poetic sensibilities that have always set her apart. The single offers a first glimpse of her upcoming album Poèmes Pulvérisés, due for 2025. In the meantime, you can step into her world and experience it live at the Philharmonie de Paris on November 14th.
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Murcof
Murcof shares the second single, ‘Fight,’ from his upcoming album ‘Twin Color’
Murcof, a mastermind within the electronic underground, unveils “Fight,” the second single from his forthcoming album Twin Color accompanied by a music video→ Watch / Pre-order
Murcof’s new album Twin Color leans into a crunchy, motorik sound and ‘Fight’ perfectly encapsulates the sonic landscape of the album, giving listeners a sneak peek into his world.
Born from a drone sound he created while working on a sci-fi exploration game soundtrack in 2019, ‘Fight’ evolves into a richly textured soundscape. Alina, his daughter, lends her voice to the song, entwining with the metallic drone that anchors the song, giving it an emotion-filled resonance.
The single is accompanied by an official video directed by Simon Geilfus, using video material from their A/V performance of the same name, which premiered at Mutek Montreal at the end of August 2024.
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Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains
Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains Releases New Single “Adorer” Ft. Thomas de Pourquery
Adorer (Feat. Thomas de Pourquery) drops on InFiné, marking the return of François & The Atlas Mountains → Stream / Watch
Following the announcement of his signing to InFiné, Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains releases his first single “Adorer” from his upcoming album.
Dreamy, breezy and sunny, Adorer celebrates the beauty of the present moment with an open chest. It’s a dreamy indie-pop track that encapsulates the themes we’ve came to know Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains for: the importance of connection, love of nature and an ode to the simple joys in life.
Blending Fránçois and the Atlas Mountains’ eclectic style with Thomas de Pourquery’s innovative jazz influence, the song evokes a sense of relaxed joy. With its touching lyrics and catchy melodies that are sure to make you sing-along, “Adorer” invites listeners to lose themselves in the moment, embracing the time-old teaching that eternity is only found within the present moment.
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Basile3
Basile3 releases new remix EP ‘U Stole The Summer’
Basile3 drops new remixes EP ‘U Stole The Summer’ with CFCF, DJ JM and Ikonika → Stream / Order
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Kaito
Kaito releases new album “Collection”
Hiroshi Watanabe, known as Kaito, is a Japanese electronic artist renowned for his work as a musician, photographer, and DJ. His latest album, Collection, is now out on InFiné.→ Stream / Order
Kaito, a prominent electronic music artist based in Saitama has made a significant impact over the past twenty-five years. With a diverse discography spanning over twenty albums and various themes, he has established himself as a legendary figure of the genre. Following his collaboration with InFiné on the compilation “Music Activists 2020 (From Home)” Kaito is now the first Japanese musician to sign with the label.
The name Kaito, in addition to being the name of his son born the same year, carries a double meaning in Japanese, signifying both «universe» and «secret.» These references hint at a spirituality visible in his photographic work and contribute to the elements that constitute his latest album, Collection. The album features nine ambient and melodic tracks crafted during the Covid-19 pandemic. This work offers a majestic blend of minimalism and harmony, serving as a soothing response to world’s adversities and marking a return to the height of his artistry.
Continuing the grand tradition of the ambient genre, Kaito’s new album features atmospheric tracks characterized by sustained synthetiser notes, and reverberating soundscpes, occasionally embellished by hypnotic sequences. His tracks evoke themes of time, nature and elements, seasons, sky, light, but also dreams and silence. Therefore, Kaito’s music belongs to a tradition found in many Japanese artistic practices, from calligraphy to poetry to theater and dance, often developed in an animistic relationship with nature, its rhythms, forms, and seasons.
«I believe music has the power to connect us, especially to our deepest selves. When I compose, I seek keys within myself, I try to follow my state of mind and translate it into music. Composing is like diving inside oneself, bringing visions to life. It’s a bit like traveling through time and space, like a kind of meditation.» Trust in Kaito’s artistry to lead you to a deep, inner connection with yourself through his transformative and healing melodies. Kaito explains.
Tune in, zone out and let Kaito’s artistry to connect you to your deepest self through his healing tunes.
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Frànçois and The Atlas Mountains
Introducing Frànçois and The Atlas Mountains
Frànçois and The Atlas Mountains joins the InFiné roster!
Between Bristol and Paris, Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains create elegant, lively pop, rich in nuance and furtive melodies. Their influences include Dominique A, Talking Heads and Bastien Russel. After releasing no less than 7 albums, Frànçois joins InFiné, announcing new album for 2025.
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Bruce Brubaker
Bruce Brubaker unveils second single of ‘Eno Piano 2’
Bruce Brubaker shares bows version of ‘Music for Airports 1/2’, taken from ‘Eno Piano 2’, out August 30th → Stream / Pre-order
Acclaimed American musician Bruce Brubaker continues his exploration of Brian Eno’s iconic ambient music with his second album, Eno Piano 2, released on October 24, 2024, by InFiné.
This follow-up to Eno Piano 1, which received praise from outlets like the New York Times and The Guardian, showcases Brubaker’s approach to reinterpreting Eno’s Music for Airports, lauded by Pitchfork and Bandcamp. Utilizing electromagnetic bows on a Steinway concert grand piano, Brubaker demonstrates that a piano can serve as a studio, echoing Eno’s philosophy that the recording studio itself is a musical instrument.
“Music For Airport, ½ (bows version)” stands out with its delicate piano arrangements that evoke a deep sense of thoughtfulness and sentimentality. Each note is imbued with a reflective beauty, creating an ideal soundscape for relaxation or moments of introspection. Brubaker’s work captures the essence of ambient music while infusing it with the emotional depth of neo-classical composition.
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Infiné
Club InFiné @ Kantine am Berghain, Berlin
InFiné invites you to the latest edition of our international label night in Berlin. Join us on November 4 for a showcase of avant-garde music with Cindy Pooch and O’o.
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InFiné once again takes over Berlin’s legendary Berghain club for another InFiné night! This time, the focus is on voice and sound experimentation: let yourself be mesmerized by the mysticism of singer Cindy Pooch and the onirism of pop-electro duo O’o for a Club InFiné that brings to you the finest of experimental chanson.
CINDY POOCH
Singer-songwriter from Cameroon, Cindy Pooch has been writing and exploring a wide range of music for several years: trip hop, soul, maloya… Until now, she had been a performer for others, before releasing her critically acclaimed 1st solo album “In Nomine Corpus” in 2023. Today, her artistic experiments are mainly motivated by the desire to use voice, words and sound sensations as tools to trigger or accompany healing processes.
O’O
The duo O’o is made up of two strange birds: Victoria Suter and Mathieu Daubigné blend experimental pop, electronica and song. A singular, offbeat blend that evokes the lyrical accents of Kate Bush, the dreaminess of Björk and the groove of Little Dragon. Their music stands out for its vocal creativity and polished production. After releasing their 1st album “Touche” in 2022, O’o are back with a second album, “Songs of Wishes and Bones”, a collection of stories between light and shadow, the 1st chapter of which is set for release in October 2024.
Artwork by Alessandro Comotti
Kantine am Berghain – 70 Am Wriezener Bahnhof; 10243 Berlin
UTO
UTO gets remixed by Right Angle, Sébastien Forrester & more!
UTO gets remixed by Coco Em, caro<3, Right Angle, piaconcept and Sebastien Forrester → Listen / Order
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Infiné
Club InFiné @ Bordeaux with Lucie Antunes and Labelle
InFiné invites you to the latest edition of our international label night in Bordeaux. Join us on November 9 for a showcase of avant-garde music with Lucie Antunes and Labelle
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InFiné sets up in Bordeaux for a new Club InFiné! To warm up the November weather, the Rocher de Palmer will be hosting the techno-maloya of Reunionese producer Labelle and multi-instrumentalist Lucie Antunes, who will take you to the frontiers of electro and avant-garde pop.
Labelle
Labelle is one of the leaders of a young generation of musicians from Reunion Island who are bringing Maloya, the traditional music of his native island, to the world’s attention. With his blend of electronic and experimental rhythms, tradition and modernity, Labelle never ceases to impress with his ability to create mystical, introspective atmospheres. His latest album “Noir Anima” (InFiné, 2023) is a transcendental journey to the heart of syncretic philosophy.
Lucie Antunes
Lucie Antunes is coming off the heels of her critically acclaimed second album Carnaval. Already lauded in France, Antunes unites the pop world with the avant-garde, with a crossover appeal that traverses genres and borders with ease. Her live shows are an infectious and joyous display of club music with an organic sensibility.
Artwork by Alessandro Comotti
LE ROCHER DE PALMER – 1, rue Aristide Briand – 33152 Cenon
Kaito
Kaito announces new album on InFiné
Japanese composer Kaito shares the first single of his upcoming album ‘Collection’ to be released on September, 13th → Listen
InFiné announces the return of legendary Japanese artist Kaito with his first maxi/EP titled ‘Silent Sky’, a precursor to an upcoming album in September titled ‘Collection’. Celebrated for his immersive approach to ambient music and his deep connection with nature and Japanese culture in all its nuances, Kaito’s comeback marks a significant moment for electronic music enthusiasts worldwide. This first EP, ‘Silent Sky’, scheduled for release on July 9, 2024, features two emblematic tracks that embody Kaito’s organic sonic identity from his productions between 2020 and 2022.
The title track, ‘Silent Sky’, is a captivating piece of music that plays with the silences and vibrations of nature. After a delicately ethereal introduction, an enveloping bass line transports the listener to a meditative state, combining a sense of tranquility with a celestial infinity. The second track, ‘The Land That Breathes a Million Colors’, (not included on the album) evokes Kaito’s sense of fulfillment amidst the vibrant autumn colors he passionately captures as a hiker and photographer. This piece features a slow progression of immersive and contemplative synthesizer layers, painting a rich and colorful sonic landscape that mirrors the artist’s visual experiences.
About Kaito
Kaito, born Hiroshi Watanabe, is an iconic figure in Japanese electronic music. His musical journey began studying contrabass at the Tokyo College of Music High School, followed by music production at Berklee College of Music in Boston. Known for his diverse productions, Hiroshi has released numerous EPs and remixes spanning techno, house, and trance genres under various pseudonyms since the mid-90s. Returning to Japan, it was under the pseudonym Kaito that he continued to make a significant impact on the electronic music scene
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Bruce Brubaker
Bruce Brubaker announces new album Eno Piano 2
Bruce Brubaker announces Eno Piano 2 with first single ‘Music for Airport 1:1’, to be relased October 25th → Stream / Pre-order
American pianist Bruce Brubaker presents “Music For Airport: 1.1 (Edit)”, an acoustic piano reinterpretation of a foundational piece by Brian Eno. In just four minutes and 33 seconds, this version captures the essence of the original seventeen-minute piece, which, with its minimalist structure, repetitive nature, and evolving sonic motifs, serves as the benchmark for the genre known as “ambient” music.
Released in November 2023, Bruce Brubaker’s “Eno Piano” expands his repertoire to include a collection of reinterpretations of major works by Brian Eno. A specialist in American minimalist music (such as Philip Glass and Terry Riley), Brubaker brings a unique perspective to these pieces. The album notably includes a rendition of “1.1” in its original duration. His innovative approach to the “Music for Airports” project has been widely praised in recent articles on Pitchfork and Bandcamp. The album itself has received extensive editorial support from the New York Times, Line of Best Fit, Headphone Commute, Uncut, and Electronic Sound.
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O'o
O’o return with new single Arena
French duo O’o shares the first single ‘Arena’ of their new album ‘Songs of Wishes and Bones’, to be released on October 18th on InFiné → Stream
Following their acclaimed debut album, the band is set to release their highly anticipated new album, “Songs of Wishes and Bones,” featuring the new single “Arena”, a high-energy electronic dance track that masterfully blends indie and alternative dance elements. It captures the thrill of nightlife through a girl’s confident journey to a club’s dance floor, with shadows lurking in the ‘Arena.’
Victoria Suter, the singer of the band, is often compared to iconic artists like Kate Bush, Björk, and Little Dragon for her unique vocal style. Mathieu Daubigné, the band’s producer, showcases production skills in the vein of Apparat and Floating Points. Their music, an innovative blend of pop, electronic, and chanson genre is revered for its imaginative vocals and precise production quality.