For Voyager, his fourth studio album, Vitalic recalls first wanting to compose a record that was almost not danceable, inspired by 70s electronic music. For a good fifteen years now, Frenchman Vitalic (Pascal ARBEZ-NICOLAS by his real name) has worked to redefine the notion of electro, French style, imposing his inimitable melodic touch. Vitalic has, in a way, majestically paved the way for the concept of banger and french touch 2.0, elegantly putting France back on the map of dance machines. Voyager is thus a record that recalls all the legacy of 80s cosmic disco. Music dominated by synthesizers, deeply energetic and orgasmic, whose influences can be found in the pioneers of the genre such as Moroder, Cerrone, Patrick Cowley, Lime, Spacer, Carpenter, or Gino Soccio. It perfectly brings together the three elements that have always made Vitalic strong: a touch of experimental madness, irresistible melodies, and energy to spare. A magical recipe that makes Voyager the ideal record to listen to with your feet on the dancefloor and your head in the stars. Or the other way around.