RetroVision

Leading the next generation of French DJ/producers, RetroVision has been dominating DJ sets worldwide with his singles 'Get Down', ‘We Like To Party’, ‘House Beat’, ‘Stop’, ‘Whatever You Want’ and ‘All Night Long’, his massive collab with Jonas Blue. The young French house producer, who comes from a small town near Marseille in the South of France, started making a name for himself online a few years ago by teasing some of his releases through Soundcloud and YouTube. Following the support from some key YouTube curators like NoCopyRightSounds and House Nation, he quickly built a strong fanbase. The DJ community started embracing him soon after, especially after releasing tracks likes 'Waves' and 'Nobody Else' on Don Diablo's HEXAGON imprint in 2017. It wasn't until he dropped his single 'Get Down' on Tiësto's Musical Freedom label that he got his big breakthrough though. 'Get Down' became one of the most played records of 2018 according to 1001Tracklists, getting spins at festivals like Ultra Music Festival Miami, EDC Las Vegas and Tomorrowland by some of the biggest DJs in the world. Ever since, he’s dropped a lot of big records on labels like HEXAGON, Musical Freedom and STMPD. In 2019, he collaborated with Jonas Blue on their hit single ‘All Night Long’, which has racked up over 20 million streams and ended up being a Billboard Dance #1 record. RetroVision proved once more that he's one of the producers DJs look at for weapons in their sets, ranking 6th overall in the Top 101 Producers list of 2020 by 1001Tracklists with only David Guetta, Tiësto, Armin van Buuren, Oliver Heldens and MEDUZA ahead of him. Besides his own originals, RetroVision is also a prolific remixer. He's put his magic touch, or 'vision' as he likes to say himself, on records by chart-topper Jonas Blue, Alan Walker, Topic, R3HAB, Timmy Trumpet, Mike Williams, Galantis, Alle Farben and Lucas & Steve, to name but a few. 2021 is set to become a big year for the young Frenchman, whose tour schedules has seen him flying all over Europe and Asia, playing at some massive festivals, including Tomorrowland, 5TARDIUM, World Club Dome, Knock Knock and New Horizons.