Air

Air rose to international fame with their 1998 debut album, Moon Safari, which came to define the ambient "space pop" and downtempo lounge movement of the late 1990s. Their signature sound seamlessly blends vintage analog synthesisers, acoustic strings, and ethereal vocals to create a dreamy, cinematic atmosphere.

Beyond their standalone pop success, the versatile duo is widely celebrated for scoring the soundtrack to Sofia Coppola’s 1999 cult classic film, The Virgin Suicides. Their distinct retro-futuristic aesthetic bridges the gap between classic French pop, 1970s progressive rock, and modern electronic music. Today, they remain global icons of the chillout and electronic genres.