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Premix
Premix formed in 2002 as a French electropop duo with Brice Davoli on vocals and keyboards and Alexandre Gayet handling keyboards and production. They...
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Premix formed in 2002 as a French electropop duo with Brice Davoli on vocals and keyboards and Alexandre Gayet handling keyboards and production. They released their first album 'Electromagie' in 2003, followed by 'Comme un roman' in 2006, '8ème couleur' in 2009, and 'Tout est possible' in 2012.
Their sound mixed electronic beats with pop melodies, and they gained recognition with the single 'C'est dingue.' In 2006, their song 'La France est un pays' drew attention for its critical lyrics about French society, sparking debate and some accusations of being unpatriotic.
They've worked with various guest musicians over time, and their albums typically combine electronic dance music with pop hooks and lyrics that often address social themes.
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