Parisian producer Vitess (Victor) is part of France's new wave of club-facing house artists, known for warm, percussive grooves and long-form live sets. A trained drummer, he blends acid house and lo-fi house across releases on Up the Stuss, Locus, Dansu Discs, Houseum, Hoarder and his own imprint Retro Futura. He launched the label in 2022 with the album Cyber Zone, followed by further full-lengths including Celebrity and the 2026 album Reframed (plus a Deluxe edition), which stitches 90s progressive textures into a more futuristic frame. He also produces under aliases Grand V, Vytamin and Flamant Rouge, using each to explore different lanes from trance-leaning club music to deeper house. Managed and booked by Chevry Agency, he has taken the Vitess / Grand V live show across France, Europe, the US, South America, Australia and Asia, including the sold-out All Live Long tour that activated thousands of Shotgun fans. Peer support from names like Chris Stussy and a steady run of new singles in 2025–2026 underline a mid-tier producer who is actively building catalog, rooms and a real touring base.
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Parisian producer Vitess (Victor) is part of France's new wave of club-facing house artists, known for warm, percussive grooves and long-form live sets. A trained drummer, he blends acid house and lo-fi house across releases on Up the Stuss, Locus, Dansu Discs, Houseum, Hoarder and his own imprint Retro Futura. He launched the label in 2022 with the album Cyber Zone, followed by further full-lengths including Celebrity and the 2026 album Reframed (plus a Deluxe edition), which stitches 90s progressive textures into a more futuristic frame. He also produces under aliases Grand V, Vytamin and Flamant Rouge, using each to explore different lanes from trance-leaning club music to deeper house. Managed and booked by Chevry Agency, he has taken the Vitess / Grand V live show across France, Europe, the US, South America, Australia and Asia, including the sold-out All Live Long tour that activated thousands of Shotgun fans. Peer support from names like Chris Stussy and a steady run of new singles in 2025–2026 underline a mid-tier producer who is actively building catalog, rooms and a real touring base.
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