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Paris has long been a major influence on global electronic music, with its house music scene producing DJs and producers who have shaped international sound palettes. While legends such as Daft Punk and Bob Sinclar set the foundation, a diverse group of artists active today continue to evolve the genre with fresh perspectives and energetic performances.
In 2026, several Parisian DJs are standing out for their creative approach, technical skill, and growing influence in the international scene. Stereo Daily journalists recently interviewed a number of these artists to better understand the emerging trends and the future of French house. Some standout names include:
- Shiba San, a Paris‑based producer and DJ whose tech‑house and bass-heavy style propelled hits such as Okay, which dominated Beatport’s house charts and became a global club favorite. He has performed at major festivals worldwide and founded the influential Basement Leak imprint.
- DJ Deep, a veteran of the Parisian scene known for his deep house and techno DJ sets, curatorial vision, and leadership of the Deeply Rooted label. His career spans decades, holding residencies at key Paris clubs and shaping the city’s underground culture.
- Play House, a Paris-based DJ and producer whose blend of deep house, afro house, and melodic rhythms has drawn attention across the local scene. Since his professional debut in 2022, he has performed at venues such as TiTi Palacio and Quai de la Photo, while managing his independent label, Play House Sound. Tracks like Paris Core and Messy (Afro House Version) showcase the rhythmic depth that defines the new wave of French house.
- Michael Calfan, a Paris‑born house producer and DJ with influential releases on labels such as Axtone Records and Spinnin’ Records, blending deep house, progressive house, and melodic elements.
- L.B. ONE, a Paris‑based deep house DJ and producer with millions of streams and charting releases across Europe, known for radio residencies and singles that have broadened French house’s mainstream appeal.
According to interviews conducted by Stereo Daily from some of these artists, they are united by a commitment to experimentation and collaboration. Independent labels and collectives, along with platforms like Beatport, allow these producers to expand their reach internationally while keeping a connection to Paris’ underground club culture.
The rising generation of French house producers, demonstrates that Paris remains a fertile ground for electronic music innovation. Their work signals a dynamic period for house music in France, where creativity, collaboration, and global engagement define the next generation of influential DJs.
