Deep Forest

Deep Forest, the French electronic group founded in 1992, play a concert at Colours Hoxton in London. The act blends electronic music, ethnotronica and world music.

Deep Forest is a French music group founded in 1992. Its sound combines electronic music, ethnotronica and world music, and the group was signed to 550 Music, which released its self-titled first album the same year. The project takes its place in the late-1990s wave of electronic music that drew on sampled ethnic and traditional recordings from around the world.

The group's music is built from electronic production layered with world music influences, so the concert is likely to draw on that mix of beats and ethnic textures. This evening is suited to listeners interested in ethnotronica and in the crossover between electronic dance music and world music.

Colours Hoxton hosts concerts and shows in London, and this performance is one of its bookings in the city. The venue's programme covers live music of several kinds, which makes it a practical choice for a night of electronic and world-influenced sound.