Minitel Rose is a French electronic music band hailing from Nantes, formed in 2007 by Raphael D'Hervez, Romain Lemire, and Quentin Gauvin. Melding the vibrant energy of 80s synth-pop with contemporary electronic beats, the band has contributed to the revival and reinterpretation of retro electro sounds, a trend often associated with the French touch movement. They made their initial mark with the release of their debut album "The French Machine" in 2008, which showcased their talent for crafting infectious melodies and danceable rhythms infused with a nostalgic vibe.

With subsequent releases like "ATLANTIQUE" and the "Better Days" and "Continue EPs", Minitel Rose fleshed out their distinct sound, building upon their synthesis of vintage synths and modern production techniques. The group's penchant for catchy hooks and glossy, upbeat tracks garnered them attention not only among Francophile music enthusiasts but also within the global electronic music community. Despite their retro influences, Minitel Rose managed to stay fresh and relevant, creating a soundscape that feels both familiar and distinctly forward-looking. Their music carries the spirit of an era bygone while capturing the zeitgeist of contemporary electronica, making them one of the intriguing acts emerging from the rich landscape of French electronic music.