Gaspar Claus releases his third single from his upcoming album CELLS → Listen

Gaspar Claus releases his new single “Colaïdo”, a piece shaped by memory and quiet contemplation. Blending acoustic cello with subtle electronic textures, the track drifts between intimacy and wide-open spaces, evoking the gentle motion of the sea.

Colaïdo takes its name from a small sailboat that Gaspar Claus’ father impulsively bought when he and his sister were teenagers. It was aboard this boat that he first learned to sail, and the composition carries the imprint of those formative moments. Suffused with nostalgia, the piece transforms a deeply personal memory into a contemplative landscape.

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Felix Antonio releases “when you’re leaving”, new single ahead of debut EP → Listen

The latest signing to InFiné, Felix Antonio releases “when you’re leaving”, a new single available now. The track offers the final preview of his debut EP, Felix Antonio & The Sea, set for release in September.

One of the rising names on the French indie folk scene, Felix Antonio delivers a heartfelt and luminous song that explores the quiet disorientation left in the wake of a breakup. Driven by a memorable piano motif and cinematic arrangements, “when you’re leaving” reveals a new dimension of his musical universe.

Through honest songwriting and understated production, Felix Antonio transforms a deeply personal experience into a universal reflection on love, absence, and emotional resilience.

Following the release of Tired, Waiting for the Sun to Rise, and Rolling Down the Road, this new single further confirms his talent for capturing human emotions with sincerity and grace.

“when you’re leaving” is available now on all streaming platforms.

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InFiné Remixes → Listen to the official playlist

InFiné was born out of a desire to build new bridges between musical worlds, while still keeping one foot firmly on the dancefloor.

From its very first release, Francesco Tristano reinterpreted Derrick May’s Strings of Life as a solo piano version, while Apparat offered his own remix-driven vision, setting in motion a constant back-and-forth between head and feet that has continued ever since.

Nearly twenty years later, the list of artists the label has collaborated with reads like a map of the musical affinities that have shaped its history: Daniel Avery and Michael Mayer, Robert Hood and Juan Atkins, VTSS, Clark, 33EMYBW, Shed, Laurence James and Ben Klock, KMRU, Laurent Garnier and Malibu, Ital Tek and DJ Plead, Eris Drew or Prins Thomas… Few labels can boast of bringing together so many sensitivities, generations, and aesthetics around the practice of the ‘remix’.

We continue to approach remixing with consistency, because for artists it is an opportunity to share their universe with people they admire, to confront their sonic signatures, and sometimes even to open the door to longer-term collaborations. The remix is a space of surrender in which a work ceases to belong solely to its author and becomes a shared playground.

One of the most striking examples remains Carl Craig’s remix of Francesco Tristano’s The Melody. While Tristano was taking part in the Versus project at the Cité de la Musique in 2008, writing orchestral arrangements of key Carl Craig tracks, the Detroit producer—then at the height of his remixing powers—delivered his own version of the piece. The result quickly went beyond the scope of a simple reinterpretation: championed by DJs worldwide, the remix became a classic in its own right, to the point where the track is now as closely associated with its remixer as with its original composer.

For the label’s team, it is also an opportunity to meet artists we admire, to share visions not only of music but of the world itself.

Some of the most striking surprises come from wide leaps. When Holy Other transforms Indigo by O’o into a haunted electronica apparition. Or when John Talabot completely inverts Aufgang’s Channel 7, layering it with Balearic-tinged vintage textures and a resolutely DIY spirit that made his debut album so distinctive. Or when CFCF injects an irresistible pop energy into Basile3’s You Stole the Summer. In these cases, the remix reinvents the original track and opens it up to a new audience.

Other remixers prefer to work along the edges, at the crossroads of subgenres, highlighting highly specific know-how tied to the history of electronic music, but also to academic or improvised traditions. When the legendary Akufen takes on Philip Glass’s Metamorphosis as performed by Bruce Brubaker, he reveals an unexpected dimension where jazz seems to merge with the sacred. Clara Moto and Tyler Pope, meanwhile, shift Rone’s Belleville into the realm of buoyant, escapist nu-disco—a distinctive piece in the InFiné catalogue that has aged remarkably well.

Remixes have often served as a springboard for discovering new artists. This was the case with Downliners Sekt through their version of Cubenx’s These Days. Kaito delivered a luminous take on Rone’s Motion, offering a perfect entry point into the Japanese producer’s sensitive universe. More recently, Toh Imago and Nathan Micay transformed La Napoule into a visceral journey, where harmonies emerge through the cries of seagulls.

And then there are remixes that push a track so far it seems to belong to another world entirely. Such as Abul Mogard’s reworking of Carl Craig’s iconic At Les—still allegedly a retired Serbian man—where the original nearly vanishes behind an entirely new sonic architecture.

Expect some very beautiful surprises on upcoming EPs from Vanessa Wagner, Nathan Fake, Rone, as well as Julianna Barwick and Mary Lattimore. In the meantime, we invite you to discover or revisit our InFiné Remixes playlist, featuring around fifty tracks available on streaming platforms, along with a digital pay-what-you-want compilation and a selection of archival 12” records on our dedicated Bandcamp page.

Rone is back with his new album « Megaptera » → Listen

Rone‘s new album Megaptera, began with a mystery. In 2020, videos of solitary sailors playing Rone’s tracks at sea began to appear online. In them, cetaceans— dolphins and whales—seemed to emerge whenever his music was played in open waters around the world. As these events were repeated by other sailors across the globe, what first seemed amusing soon raised questions for the introspective composer. Why? Was it pure coincidence, or was there something in his music that provoked a reaction from these animals? Could they actually enjoy it? Or, on the contrary, might these sounds disturb them? Documentary filmmaker Valentin Paoli, who is passionate about marine mammals, was equally intrigued by these videos. He suggested that Rone recreate the experience himself off the coast of Réunion Island.

Concerned about respecting the marine environment, they decided to surround themselves with specialists to carry out the project under the best possible conditions. Ethologists, bioacousticians, environmental engineers, and conservation groups joined the team. Conceived during this cinematic and naturalist adventure, the album Megaptera was composed at sea, off the coast of Reunion Island. The film The Whale and the Musician documents the creation of his new album within this exceptional context.

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Megaptera: Ten listening sessions in your favorite record stores across France

In partnership with Big Wax, we will host a series of listening sessions across France for Rone’s upcoming album Megaptera, out 12/06. Presented in carefully selected record stores, these sessions will include a few surprises, including invitations to The Whale and The Musician, as well as CDs, vinyl, and other items.

10/06 – Wednesday

CLERMONT-FERRAND — Vachement Bien

4 Rue Terrasse, 63000

11/06 – Thursday

STRASBOURG — 33 & Co

49 Grand’Rue, 67000

MÂCON — La Disquerie

54 rue Franche 71000

LYON —Tiki Vinyl Store

19 r René Leynaud, 69001

BREST — Dialogues Musique

52, rue Jean Macé 29200

LA ROCHELLE — Gibert Joseph

 27 bis Quai Maubec, 17000

12/06 – Friday

RENNES — Blind Spot Disquaire

36 r Poullain Duparc, 35000

NANTES — Mélomane

2 Quai Turenne 44000

PARIS — Balades Sonores

8 rue Pierre Picard 75018

BIARRITZ — Aberdeen Records

3 Rue du Helder, 64200 Biarritz

Please check with your local record store for more details.

Gaspar Claus releases “Désir des astres” → Listen

Gaspar Claus presents his new single “Désir des astres”. Drawing from contemporary classical, cinematic ambient and electroacoustic music, the track unfolds through low-end pulses, processed resonances and shifting textures.

This theme comes from music originally written for a documentary. It was ultimately not selected: the cello often carries a gentle, melancholic quality that is characteristic of it, and this weighed the film down somewhat. Gaspar Claus therefore unearthed it, reworked it, and pushed it towards an almost epic boldness, giving new scope to this initially discarded material.

The title of the piece also plays with the etymology of the word “désir”, which shares the same root as the word “sidéral”, placing the track in a resonance that is both intimate and cosmic.

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Nathan Fake unveils Hypercube, a powerful new remix EP → Listen

Following the highly anticipated release of his latest album Evaporator in February 2026, the EP expands the world of “Hypercube”, which quickly emerged as one of the record’s standout moments. Driven by a relentless and hypnotic synth line, the track bridges the golden age of rave with the explosive energy of modern club anthems. Both nostalgic and forward-looking, “Hypercube” once again showcases Nathan Fake’s mastery in balancing tension, melody and physical intensity.

Conceived as an extension of this constantly evolving sonic universe, the EP features four reinterpretations of the track by Nathan Fake himself, alongside, and Belgian collective.

Nathan Fake delivers a reworked and intensified version of “Hypercube”, designed for maximum dancefloor impact. Reflecting the raw energy of his recent live sets, this new interpretation amplifies the track’s mutant techno dimensions and reinforces its central role in the producer’s evolving sound.

Meanwhile, Basile3 reshapes the track into a robotic and glitch-driven landscape, blending vaporous textures, sharp percussion and spacey tones. Mac Seldom deconstructs and rebuilds the track around distorted basslines and vintage electro influences, resulting in a version that feels both strange and addictive. Finally, Tukan reconnects “Hypercube” with its rave and trance roots through massive basslines, cold kicks and ethereal layers designed for festivals and large-scale dancefloors.

Through this collection of remixes, Nathan Fake opens new gateways into the ever-expanding universe of “Hypercube”, offering DJs and electronic music lovers a series of immersive and powerful club-ready versions.

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Felix Antonio unveils new single “Rolling Down the Road” → Listen

The latest signing to InFiné and selected for Les Chantiers des Francos 2026, Felix Antonio continues his rise with the release of his new single, “Rolling Down the Road.”

With this luminous folk track, Felix Antonio captures the magic of a holiday memory a romantic encounter, a fleeting summer love both intense and ephemeral. Tender and wistful, the song also carries the promise of a life that could unfold together, somewhere between dream and reality.

Suspended between past and future, nostalgia and wonder, “Rolling Down the Road” unfolds with a warm and timeless atmosphere. Driven by heartfelt songwriting and understated instrumentation, the track inspires the desire to hit the road surrounded by the people you love, with the feeling that anything is possible.

With this new single, Felix Antonio confirms his talent for crafting sincere and evocative songs that transform fleeting moments into universal memories.

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Rone unveils “Zodiac”, new single from upcoming album Megaptera → Listen

With Zodiac, Rone continues the sonic exploration initiated with his forthcoming album Megaptera and unveils a vibrant second single, balancing earthly pulse and marine breath.

Inspired by a sea outing aboard a zodiac boat with the Al Lark association, which studies dolphins off Brittany’s Emerald Coast, the track stems from a pivotal experience for the artist: the unsettling feeling that certain cetaceans seemed to react to his music. A moment of curiosity that became the starting point for the entire project.

Driven by luminous synthesizers and immediate melodic energy, Zodiac reconnects with Rone’s signature immersive electronic sound while opening new sonic horizons. A pivotal piece within the upcoming album, the track bridges its organic electronic landscapes with more cosmic textures.

The single also extends the narrative of La Baleine et le Musicien, Valentin Paoli’s documentary tracing the genesis of this artistic and scientific journey born at sea where musical creation becomes a tool for listening to the living world.

With Zodiac, Rone confirms an ambitious and deeply inhabited return, where sonic exploration becomes a way of resonating with the natural world.

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Gaspar Claus unveils “World of Idols (Edit)” → Listen

With World of Idols (Edit), Gaspar Claus opens a new chapter in his sonic exploration.

Conceived as a solemn and immersive piece, the track unfolds around a simple, repeated melody that gradually transforms into pure sonic texture, shifting from form into matter through continuous metamorphosis. Here, the cello is constantly transformed, electrified, and reshaped, merging with electronics in a fluid and organic sonic space.

A defining piece in Gaspar Claus’s recent work, World of Idols (Edit) embodies his ongoing exploration of sound as both texture and narrative.

Cellist, composer, and sonic explorer, Gaspar Claus continues to carve out a singular path between contemporary composition, experimentation, and raw emotion. Following the critical acclaim of Tancade and collaborations with artists such as Rone, Clara Ysé, and Barbara Carlotti, he confirms with this new release his place among the most adventurous voices in contemporary French music.

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Aārp returns with Kadıköy → Listen

Five years after Propaganda, Aārp returns with Kadıköy, an EP written during a residency in Istanbul, marking a shift toward a more direct, physical, and club-oriented approach.

Built using a minimal setup, the project embraces constraint to refine its sonic language: a reduced palette, precise textures, and an instinctive writing style focused on movement.

Designed for the dancefloor, Kadıköy draws from lived moments, cafés, ferry crossings, and urban nights to create music that is both immersive and personal.

Blending classical roots with electronic influences, Aārp delivers a focused and embodied return, at the intersection of rhythm, space, and the moving body.

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Rone unveils “La Baleine et le Musicien (Edit)”, first glimpse of his new album « Megaptera » → Listen

With La Baleine et le Musicien (Edit), released on April 14, 2026, Rone opens a new chapter ahead of his June album Megaptera. “La Baleine et le Musicien” (“The Whale and the Musician”) is the title of the film project by Valentin Paoli, a reference to La Fontaine’s fable tradition, which sparked Rone’s entire impulse for this new album. 

The track revisits a central piece of the forthcoming album in a refined version. Built on synths, bass, and a steady pulse, it blends field recordings with minimal melody, an immersive return where sound design meets narrative, like a breath held beneath the surface.

Since 2007, French producer and composer Rone has built a career defined by constant experimentation across disciplines, from five solo albums and international tours to collaborations with dance, cinema, and orchestral music.

Megaptera, out on June 16, 2026, was largely composed at sea off Brittany and Reunion Island, exploring an almost unreal proposition: attempting to resonate with whales through music. The 15-track album extends this inquiry into new deep-sea soundscapes, where reduction and listening reshape electronic music.

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Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains unveils a new album: “Halage” → Listen

With Halage, set for release on April 3, 2026, Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains continues his boundary-free musical exploration. Blending indie pop, dream pop, and electronic textures, Frànçois delivers a fluid album shaped by themes of movement, memory, and emotion.

Conceived as a journey, the record brings together several guests: Clara Luciani, Yasmine Hamdan, David Numwami, and Ëda Diaz enriching this collective work, both intimate and expansive.

Recorded between Château Vert and the Péniche Adélaïde, Halage evokes a voyage against the current, where electronic pulses intertwine with organic arrangements. Tracks like « Briller dans la nuit«  and « Rappelle-toi « capture this tension between contemporary energy and delicate melancholy.

Across its ten tracks, Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains once again affirms a singular voice: a free-spirited, elusive project that invites listeners to let go and drift.

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Vanessa Wagner releases Figures of Glass (Piano Etudes – Edits) → Listen

Pianist Vanessa Wagner releases her new album Figures of Glass (Piano Etudes – Edits) on March 13, 2026. Drawn from her complete recording of the Piano Etudes by Philip Glass, this selection of edited versions offers a new way of approaching these landmark works of minimalist music.

Rather than reducing the pieces, these edits aim to refine the listening experience and highlight their emotional intensity, tightening the sense of time while preserving the essence of Glass’s writing.

Developed alongside a stage project created with the Scale collective, Figures of Glass also explores a dialogue between piano, light and space, turning minimalist structures into an immersive sensory experience.

The stage creation will premiere on April 7, 2026 at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris.

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Léonie Pernet releases a powerful new single leading up to her first Olympia show  → Listen

French composer, producer and multi-instrumentalist Léonie Pernet unveils her new single “Contre Terre”, released on March 10, 2026, ahead of her upcoming show at L’Olympia in Paris on March 31.

Born from a promise, the track explores themes of transmission, love and resilience in a fragile world. Its sonic landscape blends strings expressing vulnerability, African percussion evoking ancestral memory, and electronic textures that bring the piece together in a contemporary pulse.

Both a grounded manifesto and a cosmic prayer, “Contre Terre” reflects Léonie Pernet’s distinctive musical language, where poetry, electronic music and pop meet.

The single accompanies her latest album, Poèmes Pulvérisés, further establishing her unique place within contemporary art pop.

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Felix Antonio unveils his new single “tired” → Listen

The latest signing to InFiné and selected for Chantiers des Francos 2026, Felix Antonio presents his new single, “tired.”

With this release, the artist delivers an intimate and stripped-back pop-folk ballad exploring emotional exhaustion and the search for inner peace. Carried by sincere songwriting and delicate production, “tired” thoughtfully addresses themes such as loneliness, family, and addiction.

Set within a contemplative and soothing atmosphere, the track evokes an inner journey like watching landscapes drift by from a train window. With “tired,” Felix Antonio reveals a singular voice, both fragile and luminous, confirming his place as one of the most promising emerging talents to watch.

“tired” is available now on all streaming platforms.

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Taken from his upcoming EP « Kadikoy », Aārp releases his first single “Beşiktaş”. → Listen

After five years away, Aārp makes his return with “Beşiktaş,” out February 24, 2026. Built on hypnotic trance sequences and a propulsive rhythm, the track draws inspiration from summer nights in Istanbul, capturing that moment when the city slips into darkness and collective energy takes over.

Rooted in the current resurgence of trance while maintaining an avant-garde sensibility, “Beşiktaş” favors tension over excess. Synthesizers unfold in layered waves, guided by a driving rhythmic progression designed for peak-time immersion without sacrificing textural depth.

Formerly known as The Wanderer, Aārp blends his classical training with the legacy of experimental electronic music from Squarepusher to Aphex Twin. With “Beşiktaş,” he opens a new chapter that is both immersive and intensely physical.

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Nathan Fake is back with his new album Evaporator, released today on InFiné. → Listen

With this record, the leading figure in contemporary electronic music takes a luminous turn, moving away from the nocturnal and rave-driven atmospheres of his previous projects to offer what he describes as “daytime aerial music.”

Conceived as an open-air album, Evaporator explores vast, organic soundscapes, blending deep electronics, ambient techno, and more accessible touches. Among its eleven tracks are “Aiwa,” “Hypercube,” and “The Ice House,” as well as two notable collaborations: “Baltasound” with Dextro and “Orbiting Meadows” with Clark.

Staying true to his instinctive approach and vintage production tools, Nathan Fake delivers a record that is both introspective and expansive. After more than twenty years in the industry, Evaporator reaffirms his taste for sonic exploration and marks a new chapter in his artistic journey.

Nathan Fake says about “Yucon”, the focus track of the album: “It was written on a synth, just playing a melody improvised and adapting it until i had a solid loop. The choir-ish pad sound comes from my toy Casio keyboard. I sampled one note of it and made it into a soft pad sound using a software sampler. It’s definitely one of my favourite melodies i’ve ever written.. It feels like every chord change has a different emotion.”

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Frànçois & The Atlas Mountains share new single “Peaux Miroirs”→ Listen

Peaux Miroirs explores reflection and desire through a subtle electronic production by Luca Derom and Emile Papandréou. Sensual and contemplative, the track unfolds between dream and memory, with interwoven voices playing with shadow and light.

Performed as a duet with David Numwami (also known as Le Colisée), the song becomes an intimate dialogue. Frànçois’ voice mirrors that of the multi-instrumentalist known for his collaborations with Charlotte Gainsbourg evoking themes of metamorphosis, memory and the search for identity.

Originally built around an instrumental sent by Belgian producer Luca Derom, Peaux Miroirs has evolved over time. Reworked nearly ten years after its first version, the song reflects a process of constant rewriting, where music and memory act as mirrors of an ever-shifting inner landscape.

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Vanessa Wagner unveils a new single: Philip Glass’s Étude No. 16 → Listen

Vanessa Wagner announces the release of a new single taken from her project Figures of Glass: an edited version of Philip Glass’s Étude No. 16 for piano.

More inward-looking in nature, this Étude unfolds over an expanded sense of time, carried by a slow harmonic drift. Vanessa Wagner’s interpretation highlights its restraint and depth of listening, allowing a subtle melancholy to surface within an intentionally sober expressive framework. Drawn from her complete recording of the Piano Études, this edited version brings the work’s emotional power into sharper focus, balancing contained tension with a sense of suspended time.

With Figures of Glass (Piano Etudes – Edits), Vanessa Wagner offers a new point of entry into Philip Glass’s Études, through a carefully curated selection of versions conceived as a sensitive, immersive journey. Developed in parallel with Figures of Glass, a hybrid project created with the Scale collective, the album extends a dialogue between piano and light, sound and space. Figures of Glass will be aired on ARTE for their show « Sur Mesures » and will be presented at Theatre de la Chatelet the 7th of April.

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