ALBUM OF THE WEEK

Serge Devant, one the leading talents in the EDM scene, has announced the release of his first artist album.

June 9, 2009 hails the arrival of Wanderer, the first album from lauded DJ and producer Serge Devant. Already a well knovi/n within the EDM scene, Devant has been steadily rising in popularity among a more mainstream musical audience.

DJ’s and fans across the world have already made it known that they favor this talented classically trained producer by their support on international radio, across viral channels, throughout the blog space and at the street level within clubs. From the most underground to the music industry elite. Serge Devant is the common ground between them. Respect for Serge is across the board because the caliber of his talent is understood.

Industry around the globe have supported Serge for years, but with the release of Wanderer, the stakes are much higher. His name is already synonymous with epic nights of genre bending music, DJ sets that always reach a climatic peak and for his dark, sexy edge. The question for every DJ that reaches this kind of success is, how can they translate their persona, energy and passion into producing music? If your name is Serge Devant, it just comes naturally.

Wanderer hits the proverbial markout of the gate. With a strong commercial appeal, the album Serge has produced is full of new classics and future anthems. Songs like “Sweet Harmony,” “Peace” and “Addicted” will give clubbers their anthems (without a doubt), but Wanderer, heard in it’s entirety, will showcase Serge as the versatile and talented musician he is.

“Addicted” is the fist single from Wanderer and is a testament to the strength of what this album is all about. In fact, the album has encompassed an eclectic range of beautifully crafted songs that benefit exponentially from the savvy production talent, live instrumentation and ear for what works on the dancefloor that Serge has mastered. Add to that a global array of elite vocal talent (Nadia M\-’12 Wives in Tehran,’ Hadley -’Addicted ‘and Emma Hewitt-’Toke Me With You’) and you can see why Wanderer w\\\ be one of the true breakout albums of 2009.