Bob Sinclar

Bob Sinclar, whose real name is Christophe Le Friant, is a French DJ and producer at the helm of the Yellow Productions label. Considered an emblematic figure of the French Touch, he released his debut album, Paradise, in 1998 at the age of 29. It is worth noting that he had already made a name for himself before that first album, having started DJing at club nights from the age of 18. His second album, Champs Elysées, was also a major success, further cementing Bob Sinclar’s talent. He quickly found himself behind the decks in clubs around the world and delivered official remixes for artists including Madonna. In 2007, the year he released one of his best-known albums, Soundz of Freedom, he was named DJ of the Year at the NRJ Music Awards. Bob Sinclar has continued his rise, performing at international club events on an almost daily basis. In 2012, the king of the French Touch unveiled Disco Crash, an album born of numerous collaborations (Colonel Reyel, Sophie Ellis Bextor, Snoop Dogg, and many others). The record climbed to twelfth place in the French charts, once again proving the place the DJ holds in the hearts (and ears!) of the French public.