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Group formed by music composer Nicolas Errerà and the multidisciplinary Jean Croc, who are two French electro-music pioneers. Musician and DJ Jean Croc, is a versatile artist. Participates in Radio casts in french station Radio Nova, collects rare vinyls from 60s and 70s, which are his inspirations to create Rouge Rouge's music. Nicolas Errerà had previously been with two other groups: "Grand Popo Football Club" and "Cravate Club". Renowned Film, TV and TV Spot OST composer, he probably is one of the most promising composer of the new French electro-music generation. .

Banlieue Rouge was a punk band from Montréal, Quebec formed in 1989. They disbanded in 1999. Banlieue Rouge was formed in 1989 in Longueuill. Heavily influenced by French punk rock bands such as Bérurier Noir, they started with a drum machine, which was eventually replaced by Jeff on drums. Their lyrics being written in French, worldwide success was unlikely to ever be reached. However, they did manage to gain considerable popularity in France and Quebec along with the release of their third studio album "Engrenages", in 1993. In 1999, after four full-length albums (plus one live and one best-of) and...

Songs are a Sydney based band (featuring members of New Zealand's post-punk wailers This Night Creeps and Ela Stiles of sisterly-duo The Said Sos) that do only simple things. From their single-syllable handle to their hand-drawn artwork to their music itself; it all has to be simple. Born in mid-2007, Songs have only been playing to the public as of this year (2008). They have signed a deal with Sydney label Popfrenzy (home to other acts such as The Gossip, Black Mountain, Jeremy Jay, The Ruby Suns and a whole bunch more) and have since played shows with Deerhunter, Beach...