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[English Below]
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Après un premier chapitre haut en couleur, c'est avec une excitation débordante que nous vous invitons à la deuxième édition de notre festival unique en son genre.
Pendant une semaine, , rejoignez-nous pour une aventure alliant les plaisirs de la glisse en montagne et les rythmes envoûtants de la musique électronique.
Nous vous avons concocté une line-up alliant la Minimale, la House et l’Electro qui vous fera vibrer jour et nuit au cœur des Alpes françaises.
Les DJs sets se dérouleront dans la journée, dans la soirée et se prolongeront jusqu’au bout de la nuit, dans divers endroits de la station.
Afin de pouvoir en profiter au mieux : en plus de l’accès au festival nous vous proposons une formule avec logement en résidence 3 étoiles. Cela apporte une dimension “Colo’ pour adultes”, qui contribue à faire de ce séjour une expérience inoubliable ! 🤩
Par ailleurs, pour les plus sportifs d’entre vous, des tarifs avantageux sur la location de matériel de ski et sur le forfait vous sont également proposés.
A noter qu’aux 2 Alpes, grâce au domaine de haute altitude culminant à 3600m vous avez la garantie de trouver de la neige naturelle et donc l’assurance de pouvoir skier en toute saison.
Nous vous avons construit un plateau qui vous fera vibrer jour et nuit au cœur des Alpes françaises.
Pour vous régaler les oreilles, nous avons donc fait appel cette année à :
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Christian AB
Innershades
T-Jacques
Janna N
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Ada (Casa Nocte)
Adri Sorius (Zozolonie), Paris
Agent K (Zozolonie), Paris
Barka (184 club), Paris
Briscotte (Casa Nocte), Paris
Chtak (Zozolonie), Paris
Delicatessen, Paris
Flyuko (Planète 51), Marseille
Collectif La Karma, Marseille
Collectif La Maiz, Grenoble
Hélios (Distill), Bordeaux
Hicham, Lille
IAMBP (Chevry), Paris
Juani (Bebop), Strasbourg
Khojo (Zozolonie), Paris
Lemoan & DSO (Comics trips records), Paris
Lumbago, Lyon
Master CFU, Lyon
Melody (RA+RE), Paris
Noiro, Paris
Occibel (Chevry), Paris
Popiche & Tssibo (Bruit Rose), Bordeaux
Prince CH (Distill), Bordeaux
Régis Belson (184 club), Paris
Sela
Serena (Casa Nocte), Paris
Sibil
Steve Marie aka Stigma
Spiff (Electrocorp), Paris
Tau Car (Alter le Futur), Berlin
Tom Cler (Casa Nocte), Paris
Vzoo, Les 2 Alpes
Réservez vos billets dès maintenant, car cette deuxième édition s'annonce encore plus explosive que la première. Les 2 Alpes sont prêts à vous accueillir pour une semaine de pur bonheur, mêlant la beauté des montagnes à l'excitation d’un festival.
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After a colorful first chapter, it's with overflowing excitement that we invite you to the second edition of our unique festival !
For one week, from the , join us for an adventure combining the pleasures of skiing in the mountains and the captivating beats of electronic music. We've put together a line-up combining minimal, house and electro to thrill you day and night in the heart of the French Alps.
The DJ sets will take place during the day, during the evening and will go on until the end of the night, all at different locations in the resort.
To get the most out of the festival, in addition to access to the festival, we are offering you a package with accommodation in a 3-stars residency. This adds an 'adult camp' dimension to the experience, making this an unforgettable stay. 🤩
For the sportiest among you, we also offer special rates on ski equipment hire and ski passes. In Les 2 Alpes, thanks to a high-altitude ski area culminating at 3600m, you are guaranteed to find natural snow, and be able to ski all year round.
We've put together a line-up that will thrill you day and night in the heart of the Alps.
This year, to delight your ears, we've called on :
:
Christian AB
Innershades
T-Jacques
Janna N
:
Ada (Casa Nocte)
Adri Sorius (Zozolonie), Paris
Agent K (Zozolonie), Paris
Barka (184 club), Paris
Briscotte (Casa Nocte), Paris
Chtak (Zozolonie), Paris
Delicatessen, Paris
Flyuko (Planète 51), Marseille
Collectif La Karma, Marseille
Collectif La Maiz, Grenoble
Hélios (Distill), Bordeaux
Hicham, Lille
IAMBP (Chevry), Paris
Juani (Bebop), Strasbourg
Khojo (Zozolonie), Paris
Lemoan & DSO (Comics trips records), Paris
Lumbago, Lyon
Master CFU, Lyon
Melody (RA+RE), Paris
Noiro, Paris
Occibel (Chevry), Paris
Popiche & Tssibo (Bruit Rose), Bordeaux
Prince CH (Distill), Bordeaux
Régis Belson (184 club), Paris
Sela
Serena (Casa Nocte), Paris
Sibil
Steve Marie aka Stigma
Spiff (Electrocorp), Paris
Tau Car (Alter le Futur), Berlin
Tom Cler (Casa Nocte), Paris
Vzoo, Les 2 Alpes
Book your tickets now, this second edition promises to be even more explosive than the first. Les 2 Alpes is ready to welcome you for a week of pure bliss, combining the beauty of the mountains with the excitement of a music festival.
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Fiocco Biography
Fiocco (band)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Origin Belgium
Genre(s) Eurodance, Trance
Years active 1997–2001
Label(s) Antler Subway/EMI (Belgium)
Associated acts Absolom, Lasgo, Astroline, Scoop
Members
Jan Vervloet
Enzo Fumarola
Ann Lomans
Anja Maesen
Fiocco was a Belgian dance act by DJ Producer Jan Vervloet. What started as a studio project became the biggest Belgian dance sensation of 1997. In Belgium their success and thereby popularity was comparable with dance acts as Technotronic and 2 Unlimited. Nearly all of their singles and full-album reached the Gold-status in Belgium. Jan Vervloet mostly worked with guest singers for Fiocco. But on stage the act consisted always of Ann Lomans (singer/frontwoman), Anja Maesen (dancer), Jan Vervloet (keyboards/MC/frontman) and Enzo Fumarola (keyboards),
The debut release "Afflitto" became a real club hit which was translated in a #1 position for 9 weeks on the Belgian Dance charts. After its tremendous success Jan Vervloet decided to release “Afflitto” on cd-single which reached the top 5 in the Belgian Ultratop.
European Releases
For the second release Fiocco moved to a more commercial sound. With “The Spirit” the dance act was signed in the rest of Europe, including France, The Netherlands, Italy Spain, Scandinavia and Israel. The single became a bigger hit than “Afflitto”. With “The Spirit” they almost topped the Belgian Ultratop, only being stopped by Aqua’s “Barbie Girl” at #2. By the end of the year the single was the best selling Belgian production in 1997 in the Ultratop. It was the first release with full lyrics (“Afflitto” was more of an instrumental song), who were sung by Absolom singer Pascale Feront.
“Spread The World Around” became the third single in 1998, another top 10 hit, and the album “Free” was also released on Eurodance label Antler Subway. Due to the success of Pascal Feront’s project Absolom, Jan Vervloet had to find another singer. Lieve Verbeeck, a singer of The Golden Symphonic Orchestra, was contacted to do the vocals. Forth the forth single “Straight Till The End” yet another singer was introduced (Nathalie Van Gronsveld).
In February 1999 Fiocco released the single “Miss You” as Fiocoo feat. Medusa. Medusa was a two-times alias by Evy Goffin, known as singer of Lasgo. The song was co-written by Absolom producer Christophe Chantzis. “Miss You” did well on the charts, but wasn’t as big as its predecessors. In December 1999 Fiocco released their next single “The Music”, a more trance orientated song with an stirring up melody. As extra, a millennium countdown could be found on the cd-single. Remixes were done by The Oblique and Razzle Dazzle, two well-known underground aliases by Jan Vervloet. The last single charted was “The Crowd Is Moving” in November 2000. It reached to #6.
Fiocco vs Kosmonova
After the success of “Afflitto” in 1997, German DJ Michael Nehrig a.k.a. “Kosmonova” picked up the single in 1998 and reconstructed it for the German market as “Celebrate”. The single was co-produced by Andreas G. Schneider (Dos Or Die Recordings) and Kosmonova. The single entered the Dance charts in Germany, The Netherlands and Belgium. In Belgium “Celebrate” was released as B-side on Fiocco's fourth cd-single “Straight Till The End”. A music video was shot with front lady Ann Lomans lip-syncing the lyrics. Actual signing was done by Jamaican singer Maxine Harvey.
Fiocco vs Scoop
Sometimes the side project Scoop by producer Jan Vervloet is credited as a collaboration with Fiocco. Originally Scoop was a project by Daniël Moerenhout. After its debut release “Wings Of Love” Jan Vervloet joined Scoop. What did not happened with Fiocco, happened with the second single by Scoop: topping the charts in Belgium and The Netherlands in 1999. The release “Drop It” was a #1 for several weeks in both countries. “Drop It’s cd-single included a Fiocco remix.
Split
Bit by bit the general interest faded away. Other similar Belgian dance act like Astroline and Absolom were facing the same problem. After the release of “The Music” in December 1999 Fiocco once again became a studio project. Two years later three remixes of Fiocco’s biggest hit were released by Jan Vervloet as “Afflitto 2003 (Remixes Part One & Two)” for the Belgian market. In 2005 those same remixes were released in Spain, together with two songs co-written by Adam Olivier (Praga Khan).
Tracking list “Free”
The Spirit (3:32)
Celebrate (3:28) as Fiocco vs. Kosmonova
Going On (3:33)
Miss You (3:33) as Fiocco feat. Medusa
Blue (5:02)
Spread The World Around (3:20)
At Night (4:18)
Feel So Free (3:40)
Travel (6:17)
Afflitto (3:33)
Rough (4:42)
Straight Till The End (3:05)
Shuttle-Run (3:43)
Bonus Remix CD:
Spread The World Around (Pat Krimson Remix) (5:20)
Afflitto ('97 Version) (6:12)
The Spirit (Kosmonova Remix) (6:34)
Straight Till The End (Astroline Remix) (5:11)
The Spirit (Second Version) (4:54)
Spread The World Around (French Speed Garage Mix) (5:23)
Afflitto (D-Jay Luk Dub) (6:20)
The Spirit (Chantzis Remix) (7:03)
Spread The World Around (Absolom Remix) (6:33
The Spirit (Wippenberg Remix) (6:42
Celebrate (Extended Mix) (7:08)
“Free” is the only full-abum produced by Fiocco. It did well on the Ultrap Top 50 Album Charts reaching #18 in 1998. A bonus cd with all the main remixes was included.
Fiocco (guest) singers
Ann Lomans
Pascale Feront (“The Spirit”)
Lieve Verbeeck (“Spread The World Around”)
Nathalie Van Gronsveld (“Straight Till The End”)
Margit Loedts & Yoeri Loedts (“Afflitto”)
Evy Goffin as Medusa (“Miss You”)
Maxine Harvey (“Celebrate”)
Read MoreFrom Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Origin Belgium
Genre(s) Eurodance, Trance
Years active 1997–2001
Label(s) Antler Subway/EMI (Belgium)
Associated acts Absolom, Lasgo, Astroline, Scoop
Members
Jan Vervloet
Enzo Fumarola
Ann Lomans
Anja Maesen
Fiocco was a Belgian dance act by DJ Producer Jan Vervloet. What started as a studio project became the biggest Belgian dance sensation of 1997. In Belgium their success and thereby popularity was comparable with dance acts as Technotronic and 2 Unlimited. Nearly all of their singles and full-album reached the Gold-status in Belgium. Jan Vervloet mostly worked with guest singers for Fiocco. But on stage the act consisted always of Ann Lomans (singer/frontwoman), Anja Maesen (dancer), Jan Vervloet (keyboards/MC/frontman) and Enzo Fumarola (keyboards),
The debut release "Afflitto" became a real club hit which was translated in a #1 position for 9 weeks on the Belgian Dance charts. After its tremendous success Jan Vervloet decided to release “Afflitto” on cd-single which reached the top 5 in the Belgian Ultratop.
European Releases
For the second release Fiocco moved to a more commercial sound. With “The Spirit” the dance act was signed in the rest of Europe, including France, The Netherlands, Italy Spain, Scandinavia and Israel. The single became a bigger hit than “Afflitto”. With “The Spirit” they almost topped the Belgian Ultratop, only being stopped by Aqua’s “Barbie Girl” at #2. By the end of the year the single was the best selling Belgian production in 1997 in the Ultratop. It was the first release with full lyrics (“Afflitto” was more of an instrumental song), who were sung by Absolom singer Pascale Feront.
“Spread The World Around” became the third single in 1998, another top 10 hit, and the album “Free” was also released on Eurodance label Antler Subway. Due to the success of Pascal Feront’s project Absolom, Jan Vervloet had to find another singer. Lieve Verbeeck, a singer of The Golden Symphonic Orchestra, was contacted to do the vocals. Forth the forth single “Straight Till The End” yet another singer was introduced (Nathalie Van Gronsveld).
In February 1999 Fiocco released the single “Miss You” as Fiocoo feat. Medusa. Medusa was a two-times alias by Evy Goffin, known as singer of Lasgo. The song was co-written by Absolom producer Christophe Chantzis. “Miss You” did well on the charts, but wasn’t as big as its predecessors. In December 1999 Fiocco released their next single “The Music”, a more trance orientated song with an stirring up melody. As extra, a millennium countdown could be found on the cd-single. Remixes were done by The Oblique and Razzle Dazzle, two well-known underground aliases by Jan Vervloet. The last single charted was “The Crowd Is Moving” in November 2000. It reached to #6.
Fiocco vs Kosmonova
After the success of “Afflitto” in 1997, German DJ Michael Nehrig a.k.a. “Kosmonova” picked up the single in 1998 and reconstructed it for the German market as “Celebrate”. The single was co-produced by Andreas G. Schneider (Dos Or Die Recordings) and Kosmonova. The single entered the Dance charts in Germany, The Netherlands and Belgium. In Belgium “Celebrate” was released as B-side on Fiocco's fourth cd-single “Straight Till The End”. A music video was shot with front lady Ann Lomans lip-syncing the lyrics. Actual signing was done by Jamaican singer Maxine Harvey.
Fiocco vs Scoop
Sometimes the side project Scoop by producer Jan Vervloet is credited as a collaboration with Fiocco. Originally Scoop was a project by Daniël Moerenhout. After its debut release “Wings Of Love” Jan Vervloet joined Scoop. What did not happened with Fiocco, happened with the second single by Scoop: topping the charts in Belgium and The Netherlands in 1999. The release “Drop It” was a #1 for several weeks in both countries. “Drop It’s cd-single included a Fiocco remix.
Split
Bit by bit the general interest faded away. Other similar Belgian dance act like Astroline and Absolom were facing the same problem. After the release of “The Music” in December 1999 Fiocco once again became a studio project. Two years later three remixes of Fiocco’s biggest hit were released by Jan Vervloet as “Afflitto 2003 (Remixes Part One & Two)” for the Belgian market. In 2005 those same remixes were released in Spain, together with two songs co-written by Adam Olivier (Praga Khan).
Tracking list “Free”
The Spirit (3:32)
Celebrate (3:28) as Fiocco vs. Kosmonova
Going On (3:33)
Miss You (3:33) as Fiocco feat. Medusa
Blue (5:02)
Spread The World Around (3:20)
At Night (4:18)
Feel So Free (3:40)
Travel (6:17)
Afflitto (3:33)
Rough (4:42)
Straight Till The End (3:05)
Shuttle-Run (3:43)
Bonus Remix CD:
Spread The World Around (Pat Krimson Remix) (5:20)
Afflitto ('97 Version) (6:12)
The Spirit (Kosmonova Remix) (6:34)
Straight Till The End (Astroline Remix) (5:11)
The Spirit (Second Version) (4:54)
Spread The World Around (French Speed Garage Mix) (5:23)
Afflitto (D-Jay Luk Dub) (6:20)
The Spirit (Chantzis Remix) (7:03)
Spread The World Around (Absolom Remix) (6:33
The Spirit (Wippenberg Remix) (6:42
Celebrate (Extended Mix) (7:08)
“Free” is the only full-abum produced by Fiocco. It did well on the Ultrap Top 50 Album Charts reaching #18 in 1998. A bonus cd with all the main remixes was included.
Fiocco (guest) singers
Ann Lomans
Pascale Feront (“The Spirit”)
Lieve Verbeeck (“Spread The World Around”)
Nathalie Van Gronsveld (“Straight Till The End”)
Margit Loedts & Yoeri Loedts (“Afflitto”)
Evy Goffin as Medusa (“Miss You”)
Maxine Harvey (“Celebrate”)
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