Justice

About

Justice, the Parisian electronic duo of Gaspard Augé and Xavier de Rosnay, emerged in the mid-2000s as a seismic force in the global dance music scene. Their debut single, *"We Are Your Friends"* (2006), became an anthem of rebellion and unity, catapulting them into the spotlight. Drawing from a kaleidoscope of influences—ranging from Daft Punk’s sleek electro-funk to the raw energy of rock legends like Led Zeppelin—Justice carved out a sound that was both nostalgic and futuristic. Their 2007 debut album, *† (Cross)*, was a masterclass in genre-blurring, blending house, disco, and rock into a cohesive, electrifying whole. Tracks like *"D.A.N.C.E."* and *"Stress"* showcased their ability to craft infectious hooks while maintaining an edge of sonic experimentation. Over the years, Justice has evolved without losing their signature intensity. Albums like *Audio, Video, Disco* (2011) and *Woman* (2016) revealed a more melodic and orchestral side, while their live performances—often accompanied by their iconic glowing cross—became legendary for their cinematic scale and raw energy. Collaborations with artists like Uffie and Simian further cemented their reputation as innovators. Today, Justice continues to push boundaries, blending analog warmth with digital precision, proving that their music is as much about feeling as it is about innovation. With a legacy that has inspired countless artists, Justice remains a beacon of creativity in electronic music.