Ofenbach

Ofenbach is a French electronic music duo composed of Dorian Lo and César de Rummel, both hailing from Paris. Formed in 2014, the pair quickly gained recognition for their signature blend of deep house, rock, and pop influences, bringing a fresh and energetic sound to the international dance music scene. Drawing inspiration from classic acts like Daft Punk, Supertramp, and The Rolling Stones, Ofenbach broke into the mainstream with their breakout hit “Be Mine” in 2016, which soared up European charts and amassed hundreds of millions of streams.

Known for catchy melodies, guitar-driven hooks, and infectious rhythms, their discography also includes popular singles such as “Katchi” (featuring Nick Waterhouse), “Party” (with Lack of Afro & Wax), and “Head Shoulders Knees & Toes” (with Quarterhead and Norma Jean Martine). Their dynamic DJ sets and charismatic stage presence have made them festival favorites across the globe. As one of France’s most prominent modern electronic acts, Ofenbach continue to evolve, combining dancefloor sensibilities with radio-ready accessibility, cementing their reputation as genre-defining innovators in contemporary electronic and dance music.