Lewis OfMan

Producer Lewis OfMan revives the foundational French electronic aesthetic first shaped by Cerrone, Daft Punk, and Cassius, channeling the sleek textures of disco, pop, and French house across his Dance Party EP from 2021.

Raised in France under his given name Lewis Delhomme, he spent his childhood immersed in drums, guitar, and keyboards, joining an initial band by the time he turned twelve. A year afterward he acquired his first keyboard and began shaping an individual approach rooted in the enduring lineage of French pop. His independently issued Disconsolate EP surfaced in 2014; two years on he committed fully to production work with the arrival of the Yo Bene EP. During sessions for that follow-up he supplied remixes for Alt-J and Keziah Jones while also contributing to Rejjie Snow’s 2017 album Dear Annie. The same year he joined Snow as support on a North American run plus additional French dates. A collection of standalone tracks and EPs followed in 2018, among them “Je pense à toi.” Demand for his production led to further sessions with Vendredi Sur Mer and the rapper Emile. In 2020 he resumed releasing material under his own name, issuing several singles that included a version of Rhye’s “Beautiful,” and early the next year he unveiled the Dance Party EP.