The Supermen Lovers, led by Guillaume Atlan, creates electronic music that combines French house, tech house, and funky house, appealing to diverse audiences and collaborating with various artists. After composing and releasing the seminal single ‘Starlight’ on March 17, 2001, The Supermen Lovers, led by Guillaume Atlan, achieved international acclaim. Featuring Mani Hoffman on lead vocals and co-writing, with backing vocals by Nili, ‘Starlight’ soared to number two on charts in both France and the United Kingdom, additionally reaching the top 10 in New Zealand, Norway, and Wallonia. The track’s undeniable success led to Atlan’s nomination at the French Victoires de la Musique in 2002 and a nod for Best French Artist at the 2001 MTV Europe Music Awards.
In 2008, he connected with Rick Bailey of the iconic band Delegation, resulting in a new version of the track ‘You & I.’ This fruitful interaction significantly inspired his third album, ‘Between the Ages’ (2011), which notably featured collaborations with esteemed 1980s funk artists including Bailey himself and Norma Jean Wright from Chic. Expanding his independent efforts, Atlan founded Word Up Records in 2013, an independent label that became a platform for subsequent EP releases, including ‘Absolute Disco EP’ (2016), ‘Walking on the Moon EP’ (2017), and ‘Clock Sucker EP’ (2018). The Supermen Lovers delivered their fourth album, ‘Body Double,’ on May 28, 2022, a project whose sound was notably influenced by Atlan’s travels to Kyiv between 2018 and 2019. Continuing to evolve artistically, The Supermen Lovers announced a new remix of their breakthrough hit, ‘Starlight (The Fame),’ featuring the globally recognized band OneRepublic, slated for release in 2025, demonstrating ongoing relevance and an ability to reimagine iconic work for new audiences.