Ofenbach

Made up of childhood friends Dorian Lauduique (son of actress Ariane Séguillon) and César de Rummel, French duo Ofenbach specialize in deep house and achieved international success with the track "Be Mine" in 2016. Ranked No. 5 in France, it reached similar or similar positions in Europe. The following year, the track "Katchi", sung by Nick Waterhouse, topped the French sales charts. Ofenbach set off on a festival tour in summer 2017 and returned a year later with two tracks: "Party" (Ofenbach x Lack of Afro) and "Paradise", performed by Benjamin Ingrosso. The latter will feature on Ofenbach's first studio album, released in 2019, from which "Rock It" (No. 24 in France) will also be taken. In 2020, the duo teamed up with Quarterhead and Norma Jean Martine for a track, "Head Shoulders Knees & Toes" , which charted in most European charts and reached No. 7 in France. It was followed in 2021 by "Wasted Love", which reached number 24. The same year also sees the release of "Call Me Papi", recorded with support from Feder, and "Hurricane" (no. 48 in Belgium), featuring vocals by Ella Henderson.

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