Martin Solveig, whose real name is Martin Picandet, is a French singer, songwriter, music producer, and DJ born on September 1, 1976 in Paris. He is known for his tracks "Rocking Music," "Hello," "All Stars," and "Intoxicated." Picandet grew up in the 16th arrondissement of Paris and studied at the Lycée Janson-de-Sailly before pursuing a career in music. In 1993, he started playing house music under the name DJ Martin Solveig. In 1996, he released his first album, "Sur la terre," under the French label MCA Records. The album did not achieve the expected success, and Solveig then focused on his DJ career. In 2001, Solveig released his second album, "Hedonist," under the label Astralwerks. The album includes the singles "Rocking Music" and "Heart of Africa," which enjoyed some success in clubs. In 2002, he released a remix of "Madan," a song by Salif Keita, which became a hit in France. In 2006, Solveig released his third album, "C'est la vie," under the label Mixture Stereophonic. The album includes the singles "Hello" and "All Stars," which achieved international success. In 2009, he released his fourth album, "Sur la terre," under the label Mixture Stereophonic. The album includes the single "Intoxicated," which became a hit in France. In 2012, Solveig released his fifth album, "Smash," under the label Big Beat Records. The album includes the singles "Hey Now" and "Intoxicated," which achieved international success. In 2016, he released his sixth album, "Sur la terre II," under the label Mixture Stereophonic. Martin Solveig is considered one of the top DJs in the French house music scene. His sets are characterized by positive energy and a festive atmosphere. He has performed at numerous clubs and festivals around the world, including Tomorrowland, Coachella, and Ultra Music Festival.

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