Martin Solveig

Martin Solveig is a prominent French DJ, record producer, and songwriter recognized for his vibrant contributions to the world of electronic dance music. Born Martin Laurent Picandet on September 22, 1976, in Paris, France, Solveig first developed his musical sensibilities as a choirboy before gravitating toward the pulsating rhythms of house music in his late teens. His early residencies at revered Parisian clubs such as L’Enfer lent him credibility in the local music scene, soon earning him opportunities to remix tracks for renowned acts.

Solveig’s breakthrough came with hit singles like "Hello," featuring Dragonette, which topped charts worldwide and introduced his infectious blend of pop melodies and club-ready beats to a broader audience. His albums, including "Sur la Terre," "Hedonist," and "Smash," reflect his knack for merging playful lyrics with genre-blurring production. Martin Solveig’s career has also been marked by collaborations with artists such as Madonna, serving as one of the producers for her album "MDNA.

" Known for his energetic DJ sets and innovative music videos, Solveig continues to play an influential role in shaping the sound and style of modern dance music, all while proudly embracing his French heritage.