TOP 5: artists to follow in October
Autumn is here, but the electronic scene has no intention of slowing down. Between new underground figures, hybrid universes, and producers pushing the boundaries of the club, October is the ideal time to stock up on new discoveries.
For this selection, we have chosen five artists with unique universes, capable of surprising as much behind the decks as through their productions. Here are the names to keep in your playlists and on your radar this month.
Belaria — The new synthetic wave
Techno · Italo-disco · New wave
Belaria stands out as a name to watch for those who love electronic sounds with retro influences. Between dark synthesizers, club energy, and new wave references, her universe has an immediately recognizable identity.
Vitaline — The raw energy of the underground
Bass music · Breakbeat · Techno
Vitaline develops a powerful sound signature, fueled by deep basslines, breakbeat rhythms, and British influences. Hailing from the Parisian underground scene, she is among the artists whose sets stand out for their eclecticism and intensity.
Her international evolution in 2026 reflects a growing interest in her universe, which breaks free from overly predictable formats.
Tatyana Jane — A musical identity without borders
Electro · Gqom · Baile funk
Tatyana Jane is among the artists contributing to renewing the codes of the French electronic scene. Franco-Cameroonian, she draws from varied influences, notably South African gqom and baile funk, to build a rhythmic, bold, and personal music.
Her journey illustrates a new generation of female producers claiming multiple influences and pushing the boundaries between musical scenes.
Fakear — The return of organic electro
Electro · Bass music · Live
A recognized figure in the French electronic scene, Fakear continues his musical evolution with a raw and more organic universe. His productions blend electronic textures, immersive melodies, and contemporary rhythms.
His current news is particularly interesting this autumn: his 2026 tour accompanies his album A Nice Place to Be, notably with an announced date at the Olympia on October 9.
Kid Francescoli — Electronic pop that takes you on a journey
Electro-pop · Indie · Synths
With his retro synthesizers, spellbinding vocals, and cinematic atmospheres, Kid Francescoli offers a more melodic vision of electronic music. Native to Marseille, Mathieu Hocine has developed a sound signature navigating between pop, electronic music, and nightscapes.
In autumn 2026, his new album A Kind Wave and his European tour provide great reasons to dive back into his universe.
