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RELEASE DATE: 9/18/2026
Double LP version. Flashmob is Vitalic's second studio album, released in 2009. This album confirms Vitalic as a major figure in the electronic music scene, proving his ability to reinvent himself while maintaining his signature power. The rock energy of his first album gives way to a more disco-influenced sound, featuring the now-iconic track "Poison Lips."
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CDZ 026CD
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$20.00
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RELEASE DATE: 9/18/2026
Flashmob is Vitalic's second studio album, released in 2009. This album confirms Vitalic as a major figure in the electronic music scene, proving his ability to reinvent himself while maintaining his signature power. The rock energy of his first album gives way to a more disco-influenced sound, featuring the now-iconic track "Poison Lips."
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RELEASE DATE: 9/18/2026
Released in 2005, OK Cowboy is the debut studio album by Vitalic, a major figure in the French electronic music scene. It made a significant impact on the European electronic music scene and laid the foundations for Vitalic's distinctive style. Highly acclaimed by both national and international press, this album has become a classic of French electro and techno from the 2000s. Among its cult tracks are "La Rock 01," "My Friend Dario," and "Poney Part 1," played by some of the biggest names in electronic music. It was certified gold in France.
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RELEASE DATE: 9/18/2026
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RELEASE DATE: 9/18/2026
Released in 2012, Rave Age is Vitalic's third studio album. With this album, the French producer returns to a more direct, club-oriented sound with some pop influences. Among the standout tracks are "Stamina" and "La Mort sur le Dancefloor," featuring Rebeka Warrior. Rave Age is an album that pays homage to rave culture while retaining Vitalic's powerful signature sound. Also features Mickaël Karkousse, Joe Reeves, and Owlle.
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Double LP version. Spakled cosmos vinyl. Originally released in 2005, OK Cowboy, Vitalic's first album, is celebrating its twentieth anniversary with a reissue in several formats, enriched with rare tracks and previously unreleased versions. OK Cowboy is a landmark album in electronic music, a pivotal record between eras. It perfectly captures that period while also anticipating the raw, abrasive new sounds of French Touch 2.0 (the movement led by Justice and the artists of the Ed Banger label). Twenty years later, the impact and power of this major album still mark it as a defining release of the mid-2000s, retaining its full sonic relevance today.
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Originally released in 2005, OK Cowboy, Vitalic's first album, is celebrating its twentieth anniversary with a reissue in several formats, enriched with rare tracks and previously unreleased versions. OK Cowboy is a landmark album in electronic music, a pivotal record between eras. It perfectly captures that period while also anticipating the raw, abrasive new sounds of French Touch 2.0 (the movement led by Justice and the artists of the Ed Banger label). Twenty years later, the impact and power of this major album still mark it as a defining release of the mid-2000s, retaining its full sonic relevance today.
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With its saturated sounds, clipped beats, and spacey pads, Walk Again opens a portal to a place full of mystery and promise. Across 11 tracks, John Lord Fonda confirms that he is not only capable of writing techno bombs like "We Can't Breathe" and "Race For Nothing", but also breakbeat-tinged gems like "Little Jazz". The soaring melodies of "Antarctica" and "Crème" bring a dreamlike intensity to the project, while new-wave wannabee "Together Again" (featuring vocals by Gabriel Afathi of The George Kaplan Conspiracy) enlarges the musical horizon, planting its flag as an evolved piece of techno not afraid to mix genres. Calmer moments such as "Walk Again" and "A Descent Melody" continue our journey into the richest of techno landscapes, where intriguing, fascinating tracks like "They Will Fight For You" and "Les Dunes d'Altaïr" bring a rounded mysticism to the project. Dazzling and cold, brutal and soft, the album marries a fluid, coherent mix of cerebral techno and poetic melodies, both calm and calming. Walk Again, dance again, live again.
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Before the explosion of the Poney EP (2001) (including the hit "La Rock 01"), Vitalic had a previous artistic life under the alias of Dima. Today, Pascal Arbez-Nicolas is reactivating the Dima on his own label, Citizen Records. The Dima project originally blossomed in the thick of the 1990s rave scene in France; for the four tracks on Sounds Of Life, Dima employs the thick textures of Modal 008 and Arturia MatrixBrute synths. Using these modern machines gives the tracks a contemporary sound, while the structures of the compositions take us back twenty years.
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