BBE

About

Inspired equally by trance and new age music, the dream-house unit BBE was formed in 1996 by producers Bruno Sanchioni, Bruno Quartier and <a href="spotify:artist:5y8522WHbYqJVt1jSwNSfA">Emmanuel Top</a>. The trio of French techno experts came together with a debut single, "Seven Days in One Week," which became a hit at clubs from Ibiza to London and ascended into the Top Five of the British charts. Though Quartier left immediately after the single's success, Sanchioni and Top's follow-up "Flash" also hit the Top Five, alongside similar tunes by <a href="spotify:artist:5XTxV2ifoYkmNb13Gb6cKz">Sash!</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:2YVF0Ou5zIc4mpgtLIlGN0">Robert Miles</a> in a wave of chart-bound dream-house. ZYX Records issued the compilation Early Works in 1997, and BBE released their debut album Games one year later. <a href="spotify:artist:4PqiPqnejxSi1JVMmwQj5w">Top</a> also has a solo career, with productions on NovaMute and Le Petit Prince. ~ John Bush, Rovi