Kittin (fr)

Miss Kittin (Caroline Hervé) is a pioneering force in electronic music, known for her distinctive spoken–sung vocals, sharp lyrical wit, and influential role in shaping the electroclash movement. Rising to international prominence with club classics like “Frank Sinatra” and “1982” — created with longtime collaborator The Hacker — she helped define a new era of edgy, genre-blurring electronic sound in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

As a DJ, producer, and vocalist, Miss Kittin has released acclaimed solo albums such as I Com and Calling from the Stars, and collaborated with artists including Felix da Housecat, Chicks on Speed, Sven Väth, and Antonin Pauquet, cementing her status as one of the scene’s most versatile and forward-thinking creators. Her DJ sets are celebrated for their bold selection, emotional range, and effortless mixing of techno, electro, and left-field electronic music.

With her unmistakable voice and fearless artistic vision, Miss Kittin remains an enduring icon of underground culture and a commanding presence on dance floors worldwide.