Moon Safari – Air
Air’s 1998 Moon Safari, made in a Versailles home studio by Nicolas Godin and Jean-Benoît Dunckel, turned soft electronics and Beth Hirsch’s All I Need into a record people still play at home.
Talkie Walkie – Air strip back after the dense years
Talkie Walkie landed on 26 January 2004 via Source and Virgin as Air's third studio album.
Air – Soft machines from Versailles
In mid-90s Versailles, Nicolas Godin and Jean-Benoît Dunckel built electronic pop at slower tempos than the club records around them.
Air – Sexy Boy
Air’s Sexy Boy (Moon Safari, 1998): Höfner through a guitar amp, Godin/Dunckel, Virgin hit.
Air – Mer du Japon
Air’s Mer du Japon (Pocket Symphony, 2007): Godin/Dunckel, Godrich, Virgin second single.
Air – Don’t Be Light
Early 2001, Nicolas Godin and Jean-Benoît Dunckel are still building 10 000 Hz Legend, and Don't Be Light is already the second piece on the tape. Electronic Performers came first. Godin later told Shindig that each Air.
Air – Talisman
Nicolas Godin and Jean-Benoît Dunckel cut Talisman in about four hours, in the middle of the Moon Safari sessions, after another piece refused to move. Godin later called it a pivot, one of the fastest tracks they made.
