French 79 doesn't just make music; he crafts immersive sonic landscapes, transporting listeners to a neon-drenched cinematic dreamscape. The Marseille-based producer, born Simon Henner, is a master of blending synthwave's nostalgic warmth with the pulsating energy of modern electronica and a dash of French touch panache. His sound, deeply rooted in influences ranging from Jean-Michel Jarre to Giorgio Moroder, creates a compelling paradox: futuristic yet familiar, melancholic yet uplifting. Henner's journey to solo stardom was paved with years of collaboration, notably as a member of the bands Husbands and Nasser. His 2016 debut album, "Olympic," catapulted him to international recognition, with its iconic title track becoming an instant synthwave anthem. Since then, albums like "Joshua" (2019) and "Teenagers" (2023) have further solidified his position as a leading figure in the electronic music scene. He has graced stages at major festivals worldwide and his music has become synonymous with driving cinematic soundtracks. His sound is undeniably French, imbued with a particular sense of cool and effortless chic. Currently, French 79 continues to push sonic boundaries, touring extensively and working on new material that promises to further expand his unique musical vision.