Feder doesn’t do things like everyone else.
In 2015, Hadrien Federiconi introduced himself to the public with the infectious track “Goodbye.” His debut single quickly reached #1 on iTunes in 22 countries and topped the Shazam France chart for seven consecutive weeks (a record for 2015). Since then, Feder has established himself as a key figure in the French electronic music scene. His secret sauce remains unchanged: carefully crafted beats, addictive melodies, and an innate sense for synthetic twists.
While most current productions aim for simplicity, the producer from Nice takes the opposite route. He intellectualizes his music, adds an array of twisted and refined sounds to achieve a result that is both accessible and deeply hypnotic. A winning formula, as demonstrated by the instant success of tracks like Lordly (official anthem of the Handball World Championship) and Breathe, accompanied by a music video directed by avant-garde British photographer Rankin.
Hadrien Federiconi teamed up with rising electro talent Jen Jis to produce Keep Us Apart. He continued to surprise audiences by producing six tracks for the new album by Mylène Farmer—France’s top-selling artist, with over 30 million records sold.
Next, Feder drew inspiration from hip-hop influences, collaborating with Dan Caplen (the voice behind Rudimental, Macklemore & Jess Glynne’s global hit These Days) and Bryce Vine on Control. He followed that with a track featuring rapper Sadek, Parigo, a tribute to the French capital, painting a raw portrait of modern Paris.
Feder is now diving headfirst into the world of Afro house — a genre he has long admired. Driven by a genuine love for African-influenced electronic music, Feder is blending his signature production style with the genre’s hypnotic rhythms. 2025 will see Feder fully embrace this new direction, with a series of releases celebrating rhythmic innovation and cultural fusion. It begins with “ONE NIGHT.” The second chapter is Antidote – a powerful club banger produced to electrify the dancefloor.
Now boasting 1.5 billion streams across platforms and over 300 million YouTube views, Feder continues to prove he’s not just a DJ, but a complete producer-artist – both in the studio and on stage.