Who's Bleu Clair
Delivering unparalleled tech and bass house delicacies from the studio, Indonesian born artist Bleu Clair is bringing to dance floors what one can only describe as flaunting house music for the future. Essentially, this young producer has curated a
signature sound under his name that evokes a dynamic energy amongst the tech and bass house devotees and music industry
pioneers alike. 2020 rolled in well for Bleu Clair, releasing his “Hustle” EP and single “False God” both via In Rotation / Insomniac
and his latest house anthem called “Need U”, dropping just prior. In recent times, he has seen drops on Moksi Family with “Do My
Thing” and Noir Sur Blanc Records releasing the “Jack Rabbit Slims” EP. Before this, Bleu Clair’s single “Phone Call”, gained love
from Skrillex, Malaa and A-Trak while his edits of "American Boy", “Damn”, “Poison Paradise” and an official remix for Matroda
saw plays and support from A list artists such as Diplo, Dillon Francis, Matroda, Valentino Khan, Joyryde and many others. Bleu
Clair’s biggest release to date saw an epic collaboration with Martin Garrix’s side project Ytram - ‘‘Make You Mine” - out on
STMPD, giving the most memorable and explosive energy to the summer season. With a distinct sound and stylistic stance, the
Bleu Clair output is strong, giving rise to a highly anticipated decade in house music. Paving his road with tech house chords
and sneaky propelling basslines, it’s without a doubt the future is bright on this artist’s radar.
signature sound under his name that evokes a dynamic energy amongst the tech and bass house devotees and music industry
pioneers alike. 2020 rolled in well for Bleu Clair, releasing his “Hustle” EP and single “False God” both via In Rotation / Insomniac
and his latest house anthem called “Need U”, dropping just prior. In recent times, he has seen drops on Moksi Family with “Do My
Thing” and Noir Sur Blanc Records releasing the “Jack Rabbit Slims” EP. Before this, Bleu Clair’s single “Phone Call”, gained love
from Skrillex, Malaa and A-Trak while his edits of "American Boy", “Damn”, “Poison Paradise” and an official remix for Matroda
saw plays and support from A list artists such as Diplo, Dillon Francis, Matroda, Valentino Khan, Joyryde and many others. Bleu
Clair’s biggest release to date saw an epic collaboration with Martin Garrix’s side project Ytram - ‘‘Make You Mine” - out on
STMPD, giving the most memorable and explosive energy to the summer season. With a distinct sound and stylistic stance, the
Bleu Clair output is strong, giving rise to a highly anticipated decade in house music. Paving his road with tech house chords
and sneaky propelling basslines, it’s without a doubt the future is bright on this artist’s radar.
