Antoine Dupuy (aka Ultrajove, aka Bitonio, aka Toinou, aka Jürgen) was born in Poitiers, a city of art and history, December 4.

After a full curriculum (NES, Sega Genesis, Super NES, Playstation ...) but somewhat stressful for parents, the young and dashing Antoine Dupuy easily wins a "Master of Engineering in Network Security Solutions for Businesses could afford the services of consultants "of the Faculty of Poitiers and enters the workforce.

But that's not the point.

It is the early discovery of the PC, offered as a protective talisman, a guarantee of success, by his parents relieved to see him spend so many hours working on this new instrument (it will quickly become brilliant in matters such as doom-like unfortunately not present in the curriculum).

Step by step, little by little, using this instrument, quickly equipped with old speakers ("old" is used for "more authentic"), and an old amp, he comes into music (and its parents in his room to tell him to 'turn down the sound a lot, dear'). Then came the midi keyboard, the mixer and countless high-performance softwares, samples, beats, etc..

All this for what? To create a music nourished by various influences: from big beat to house, techno dub, not to mention the 'trip-core clash' (which is often confused with the 'deep-tech analog', No sense!) And other currents more or less alternative.

And then we had to sort, collect, select from all these projects to finally achieve an album, the first, easiest, more difficult and then the second...

So ... try to immerse yourself in this music as varied as personal, the result of a long process of exploration, sometimes in troubled waters, which is striking for its freshness and dense (dance) simplicity.

Band: 
cjohnson.autobahn@gmail.com

http://www.autobahnmusik.co.uk/

Drums
Composition
Technician
Engineer
Tutor

Our new song "Good Old Days" is out now!
https://ffm.to/goodolddays

Musically, the multiplatinum GRAMMY® Award-nominated trio of Southern California sisters Este, Danielle, and Alana Haim trace a winding path through genres and musical eras—similar to how Ventura Boulevard paves its way through a myriad of Los Angeles suburbs and neighborhoods. Since 2012, the group have made a mark on their own terms with eclectic songcraft in the studio and electrifying performances on stages worldwide. With five career GRAMMY® nominations to date, they became the first all-female band nominated for “Best Rock Album” with 2025’s I quit, and previously made history as the first all-female rock group nominated for “Album of the Year” for 2020’s critically acclaimed Women In Music Pt. III. Prior, they released the gold-certified Days Are Gone [2013] and Something To Tell You [2017]. Over the course of a decade, they have also notched two #1 debuts on the UK Albums Chart and two Top 10 entries on the Billboard 200. Haim’s highly anticipated fourth studio album, I quit, was released in June 2025. The deluxe version of the album features three new songs, including “Tie you down” with Bon Iver.

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