House Music with a Live Paris Clock

French-touch filter grooves — the city that made house shimmer, on CET.

This station runs house the French way: openly-licensed filter house and French touch — disco-sampling loops smeared through a filter until they glow, warm chords and rolling basslines — crossfaded so the groove never stops. It's polished, euphoric and unmistakably Parisian.

Paris is house royalty. French touch — Daft Punk, Cassius, Stardust and the Paris scene around them — took Chicago house, ran it through a filter and gave dance music its warm, shimmering, disco-drenched glow. It's one of house music's great second homes. A live CET clock puts that sound back over its own boulevards.

It's built for upbeat focus, a productive evening, or any task that likes a warm, filtered groove underneath. The steady pulse carries a long session; the mostly-instrumental mix keeps momentum without stealing attention.

The mix is openly-licensed (CC0 and CC-BY), credited and crossfaded so there's no audible loop and no copyright risk. The clock holds true Central European Time while the scene keeps Paris hours — soft grey-gold daylight, a rose-neon dusk over the rooftops, and warm lamplit night along the river.