Casablanca Drivers

Casablanca Drivers is an indie electronic duo founded by Nicolas Paoletti and Alexandre Diani. After leaving their island home for Paris, the pair released the albums "Super Adventure Club" (2020) and "TABLOID" (2025), both produced by themselves.

Working with producer NIT (known for collaborations with Sebastien Tellier and Cola Boyy) on their new album in 2026, the group delivers a sound that combines danceable rhythms, garage-infused guitars, and basslines appealing to both club and punk audiences. Tracks like "Easy," "Plastic," and "Garage" have received positive reception in outlets such as Les Inrockuptibles in France and Dork, DMY, and NME internationally; NME included "Garage" on the "NME New Bangers" playlist.

Mixed by Ash Workman, known for his work with Metronomy and Baxter Dury, these tracks highlight the group's ability to craft club-ready rock choruses, just as they did on the full album. The new visual direction is led by Alex Courtes, an icon of the French Ev scene and designer of album covers for artists like Cassius, Daft Punk, and Air, as well as the creator of Daft Punk's iconic helmets.