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EPISODE · Oct 28, 2023 · 1H 24M

Music Talk 053 - Interviewing Jean-Michel Jarre

from Music Talk : Music Industry Interviews, Advice and tips for DJs & Producers · host Grahame Farmer

In this interview, I spoke to the godfather of electronic music Jean-Michel Jarre. Jean-Michel Jarre has always been a futurist in his field. Throughout his illustrious career, the composer, performer, producer and cultural ambassador has continued to break new ground with his music and his mastery of creative innovation. From his early pioneering role in electronic music, his use of multi-channel audio technology and production, to his recent explorations into the realms of VR performance and the metaverse, technology is at the forefront of everything he does. Jarre’s current catalogue, which now includes 22 studio albums, has generated sales of more than 85 million worldwide to date and earned him countless awards and nominations. In this interview we chat in depth about creating ‘Oxymore’ his brand new album project in Binaural Audio, the metaverse, augmented reality and loads of production tips along the way!

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