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Martin Solveig, born Martin Laurent Picandet in Paris, is a French DJ, singer, and record producer known for his vibrant blend of house, electro-pop, and infectious melodies. Rising to prominence in the early 2000s, Solveig built a reputation through energetic DJ sets and polished productions that bridged underground dance music with mainstream appeal. His early releases, like the album Sur la Terre and its follow-up Hedonist, established his stylish, quirky persona and a flair for melodic composition.
His global breakthrough came with the 2010 hit Hello, featuring Dragonette. The track became a worldwide sensation, topping charts and cementing Solveig’s place among electronic music’s most recognizable names. His knack for combining playful lyrics with irresistible beats carried through into collaborations with artists like Madonna, for whom he co-produced several tracks on her MDNA album, including the lead single Give Me All Your Luvin’.
Solveig’s career has always embraced the balance between club credibility and pop accessibility. His music videos often lean toward the comedic or theatrical, reflecting his personality. Over the years, he’s remained a fixture in the global DJ circuit, performing at clubs and festivals while continuing to release singles like Places and My Love, which showcase his evolution without losing his signature charm. Despite shifts in dance music trends, Martin Solveig has consistently carved his own lane, driven by a mix of French finesse, catchy songwriting, and a clear sense of fun.
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