Moïse

Moïse is a French electronic music duo formed in Paris in 2000. The group consists of two members, Jean-Benoît Dunckel and Nicolas Godin. They are known for their distinctive blend of electronic, ambient, and pop music, often characterized by synthesizers, catchy melodies, and ethereal vocals.

Their debut album, "Montches," was released in 2001 and received critical acclaim, establishing their signature sound. Moïse has since released several more studio albums, including "The Sound of Silence" (2004), "Supernature" (2007), and "Daft Punk" (2010). Their music has been featured in films and television shows, and they have toured extensively worldwide.

Moïse's musical style draws inspiration from a variety of genres, including disco, krautrock, and classical music. Their sound is often described as futuristic and dreamy, with a strong emphasis on atmosphere and melody. The duo has collaborated with numerous artists over the years, further expanding their musical horizons.

Throughout their career, Moïse has garnered a dedicated international following and is recognized as a significant act in contemporary electronic music. They continue to evolve their sound while maintaining the core elements that define their unique artistic identity.