At the first raves in Grenoble, a small group of friends found themselves immersed in a new world of electronic music. Among them were Caroline Hervé and Michel Amato, unaware that only a few years later they would write one of the defining chapters of modern club culture together.

Kittin’s collaboration with The Hacker produced landmark tracks such as Frank Sinatra, 1982 and Silver Screen Shower Scene—records that left a lasting mark on European electronic music and helped shape what would later become known as electroclash.

Since then, Kittin has never stood still. As a producer, vocalist and DJ, she has continued to expand her artistic language, moving effortlessly between electro, techno, synth-pop and experimental electronics. Nearly three decades into her career, she remains a defining presence in contemporary club culture—not only because of what she created, but because of her constant evolution.