Six decades in and Jean-Michel Jarre remains driven to rewrite electronic music history. Since 1972, his name has been synonymous with innovation: his breakthrough third album, Oxygène, selling 18 million copies to spearhead the synth revolution of the 1970s.
From the first modular synths to the rise of digital recording - and now artificial intelligence, Jarre’s fascination with technology continues unabated, bridging the avant-garde and the mainstream through visionary albums and live performances.
