ADAMANT

French-born artist Adamant first fell in love with dance music during the original Chicago House wave in 1986. At just 20, he relocated to New York City in 1991, diving headfirst into the city's legendary nightlife—frequenting iconic clubs like Sound Factory, Limelight, Red Zone, and Shelter, where the spirit of house music was alive and transformative.

In 1995, Adamant returned to Paris and joined the influential label F.Communications as PR, working closely with Laurent Garnier and Eric Morand. After five formative years, he stepped away in 2000 to curate events and collaborate with Japanese fashion visionary Yohji Yamamoto.

Adamant later moved back to New York, refining his soulful house sound and making waves with a remix of Federal Hill's classic Power To The People for Victor Simonelli's Basseline Records. His deep connection to the genre continued to flourish.

In May 2017, he joined Unquantize Recordings to release the anthemic Steppin Population, followed by Come See Me Tonight—a heartfelt collaboration with Richelle Hicks on HSR Recordings. Their synergy continued with Friday Night, which became a UK club favorite, peaking at #18 on the Dance Chart.

His track Wish Upon A Star gained strong support from Solar Radio and became a summer hit in 2018. That winter, Smooth Talker, inspired by Barbara Mason's Another Man, climbed to #5 on the Soul/Funk/Disco Traxsource Chart. His cover of Patti Austin and James Ingram's Baby Come to Me further cemented his reputation in the Disco/Soul/House scene.

Today, Adamant channels his energy into what he loves most: House and Disco—unconcerned with fleeting trends, driven purely by joy and authenticity. He releases most of his music through his own imprint, All Skin Types Recordings.

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