Rone is a new strong name onto the french electronic music scene. Knowing this, Jean Michel Jarre wanted Rone to collaborate in te second volume of Electronica. In this interview Rone kindly give us some insights about his collaboration with JMJ Continue reading “Rone Interview”
Gary Numan Interview
Gary Numan, the british electronic musician legend, kindly gave us this interview about his collaboration with Jean Michel Jarre on Electronica 2. Thanks a lot, Gary!
Interview with Chema Peral, Author of Waiting for Jean Michel Comic
Interview with Michel Geiss (II)
– Tell us about your memories about the historical concert in Houston.
My artistic collaboration covered a wide range of roles. One more story. Back in summer 1985, as I had not seen Jean-Michel since a while, I decided to invite him to a famous restaurant in a very nice place, in the St-Germain forest, a short distance from Croissy. We had a table in the garden, below the trees, and the weather was splendid. Continue reading “Interview with Michel Geiss (II)”
Interview with Michel Geiss (I)
Everybody knows Michel Geiss in the Jarrefan world. How many times we dreamed with make an interview with Michel Geiss? Now, the dream is a reality. We have not more to say. Let Michel Geiss speak!
Interview with Paul Kodish
Paul Kodish, the drummer that played with Jean Michel Jarre on the Nuit Electronique, tell us in this brief interview about his work with JMJ at that time.
Interview with David Perreau
– First of all we would to know more about mastering. Related to JEAN MICHEL JARRE, what is exactly your work?
Well, my work is to optimise the sound sedign of the sound mix that did JMJ, to optimise the loudness witch is an very important key, and to increase and optime warmless, deepness on the sound.
– How did you meet JARRE? Continue reading “Interview with David Perreau”
Interview with Dominique Perrier
This post is a tribute to Dominique “Domino” Perrier. Rest in peace, my friend.
Beginings
– Please, tell us about your beginings in music.
I learned to play piano from about five to twelve years. Later the cello. At 17 I entered at a design school where I met great musicians and we created a small jazz group . That was my real professional start . Continue reading “Interview with Dominique Perrier”