Jean-Michel Jarre's Electronic Connections
Last October, legendary French electronic musician Jean-Michel Jarre released his collaborative album, Electronica 1: The Time Machine. Now he’s put out the second volume, The Heart of Noise. Jarre is renowned for his best-selling debut Oxygene in 1976. The son of famed film composer Maurice Jarre and a student of French musique concrete pioneer Pierre Schaeffer, Jarre is steeped in the lineage of electronic music. On his new albums, he creates his own trip through electronic history, collaborating with contemporaries like Tangerine Dream, electronica artists M83, Moby, Massive Attack and Air and techno artist Armin Van Buren. We talked with Jarre when Electronica 1 was released. We’ll go back to that interview, as Jean-Michel Jarre plugs us in to an electronic history lesson.
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Hammock
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Vanderson
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Dawn on the Northpole
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Julianna Barwick
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Darkness Falls
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Britta Philips
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Dave Luxton
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Beacon
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Interview: Jean-Michel Jarre
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Jean-Michel Jarre
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Neil Patton
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Hem
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Qntal
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Worlds of Light
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David Bridie
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SHEL
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Brian Eno
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The Helio Sequence
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Sherry Finzer/Darin Mahoney/Will Clipman
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Lisbeth Scott
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Yo La Tengo
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Aukai
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Haroula Rose
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Rhye
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The Mynabirds
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Harmonia
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