VOLTAGE Podcast is a bi-weekly podcast series, broadcasting both upcoming and well-established artists within the techno scene. Every episode features a lengthy set surrounded by a spoken in- & outro.

The full story, including an in-depth interview and handwritten tracklist by each artist, can be found on our website: voltageimprint.com/en/news

The history of the Rex Club spans decades. The iconic building known as the Grand Rex originally opened its doors as a cinema in 1932, and 40 years later, the downstairs area that was once home to the orchestra became a new home for dancers — Rex Club was born. In the mid-’80s it became the best spot in town for alternative music, from rock and funk to punk and new wave, and its first electronic music night came about in 1988.

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Paris’ inimitable space disco sextet L’Imperatrice’s anticipated second album Tako Tsubo is out today. The group invites us into their singular world where fun, grooves, humor, and the freedom to be your authentic self reign. The group's adventurous aesthetic extends to their videos that use tongue-in-cheek humor, B-movie sci-fi, and nostalgic animation to underscore themes of liberation and feminism.
 

For many Parisians, the Rex remains to this day the top club in terms of electronic music. Perhaps because for 29 years, as the dean of the genre, has never ceased to remain faithful to his quality guideline, mixing impeccable programming with a legendary soundsystem with a single watchword: underground.

In 2013, Chloe Herry entered Mr. Bill's Cheyah remix competition, which was hosted via Gravitas Recordings.

After earning second place, label founder Jesse Brede knew he discovered someone special.

Constantly inspired by her music, Gravitas had the honor of releasing multiple projects with CloZee, notably Revolution, Harmony, and Evasion.

Through the years, she has risen to one of Gravitas's top artists.

From the French underground free movement, Thaïs aka Hysta is now a rising star of the European hardcore scene alongside the biggest names in the genre.

The producer also released her latest track Gabber Madness a few days ago, between oldschool vibe and current trends.

For many Parisians, the Rex remains to this day the top club in terms of electronic music. Perhaps because for 29 years, as the dean of the genre, has never ceased to remain faithful to his quality guideline, mixing impeccable programming with a legendary soundsystem with a single watchword: underground.