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Single · Original + Remixes

We Will Dance Again.

Geyster & Romain Tranchart

A French Touch anthem built for the return of the dancefloor.

Geyster and Romain Tranchart, Paris

© Carine Leroy‑Braham

02  —  The Project

“Gaël Benyamin (Geyster) and I (Romain Tranchart, Modjo, Funk Legacy) had wanted to collaborate musically for a long time, exchanging ideas about our musical influences, production styles, artists, and so on.

Our many discussions about this era have made us realize the need for introspection and for striving towards the ideal we simply cannot cease to pursue.

The motto “We Will Dance Again” emerged as self-evident, affirming the universality that resides within us all.

There are not multiple Humanisms, there is only one, and it elevates Humanity and Life to the highest point.”

—  Romain Tranchart

Geyster et Romain Tranchart en studio

© Carine Leroy‑Braham

Geyster portrait

© Carine Leroy‑Braham

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Geyster.

Songwriter · Composer · Multi-instrumentalist

Geyster is the musical alter-ego of French parisian singer-songwriter, composer, multi-instrumentalist and producer Gaël Benyamin. His music defies categorization, blending elements of rock, pop, jazz, funk, and electronica into a mesmerizing tapestry of sound.

Gaël is extremely prolific (one album per year), he particularly knows how to synthetize this vintage west-coast yacht music feel, known for its rich melodies and harmonies.

His collaborations include Joachim Garraud, Ed Motta, The Supermen Lovers, Laura Mayne, and more.

Romain Tranchart portrait

© Carine Leroy‑Braham

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Romain
Tranchart.

Producer · Bass & Guitar player · Composer · Modjo

Romain Tranchart is a defining figure of the French electronic scene and one half of the iconic duo Modjo.

With the global hit “Lady (Hear Me Tonight)”, he helped shape the French Touch sound and left a lasting mark on pop-house music.

A producer, bass & guitar player, composer, he has collaborated with artists including Shaggy, Mylène Farmer and Sébastien Tellier, alongside Daft Punk's Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo.

His work also extends to film scoring, with credits such as Barbecue, DUELS and Memories Lab. Today, he continues to create across genres while maintaining his influence on modern electronic music.

05  —  Music

We Will Dance Again.

A French Touch anthem built for the return of the dancefloor.

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Remixes & re‑readings.

II  Remixes · MMXXVI
Fred Falke

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Fred Falke Remix

Remix · 01  —  French Touch · Disco

Fred Falke is one of the most revered figures of the French Touch. A virtuoso bass player and producer, he co‑wrote the seminal “Intro” with Alan Braxe in 2000, an anthem whose bassline remains one of the most iconic in dance music history.

Over two decades, he has become one of the world’s most sought‑after remixers, with more than a hundred remixes for artists including U2, Robyn, Gossip, Lana Del Rey and Haim, each carrying his signature: soaring melodies, lush synths and that unmistakable disco bass.

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Lifelike

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Lifelike Remix

Remix · 02  —  Nu‑disco

A key figure of the French Touch movement, Lifelike (Laurent Ash) has been shaping the international electronic music scene for over two decades. Following the success of his breakthrough single The Soul of My Love, he cemented his place in dance music history with Discopolis, a timeless club anthem that remains a staple in DJ sets around the world.

Renowned for his productions and acclaimed remixes for artists including Daft Punk, Giorgio Moroder, Sia, Moby, Empire of the Sun and Purple Disco Machine, he has established himself as one of France’s most respected electronic music producers.

With over 700,000 monthly Spotify listeners, Lifelike continues to push the boundaries of modern disco and house as a fiercely independent artist.

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