Joris Delacroix Returns to Armada Music With ‘Stuck In Melodies’

Following his dynamic solo offering Lorena earlier this year, French artist Joris Delacroix returns to Armada Music with a timeless progressive cut, Stuck In Melodies – out now on all streaming platforms.

Easing the listener into his sonic realm, Joris Delacroix calls upon undulating keys and gentle percussion to set the track’s tone. Gradually building Stuck In Melodies soundscape, he adds layers and textures to achieve a rich tapestry of sounds. Reaching the pinnacle of the arrangement, euphoric synths and driving bass take control, resulting in a captivating and engaging slice of dance music that perfectly expresses his musical identity. A pianist since childhood, and shaped by the French Touch scene, Joris Delacroix has enjoyed his fair share of success in the music industry over the past decade. Gaining recognition with his hit single Air France, as well as his albums Room With A View and Night Vision, his name is synonymous with expertly crafted electronic productions. Drawing from UK house before moving into the techno space, his signature sound blends melodic synth hooks, hypnotic beats and inventive breaks, forming the backbone of his powerful and emotional creations. In 2020, his critically acclaimed performance for Cercle allowed him to shed all creative limitations, accompanied by his mesmerising track Aiguilhe on Cercle Records. Subsequently, he released two singles on his own label; Homie and Unexpected, both gaining heavy support from industry leaders. Riding on the waves of success, he remixed NTO and French 79’s Seasons alongside Joachim Pastor, Romain Garcia and Stereoclip. To-date, Joris has amassed over 75 million plays across streaming platforms. Following his collaborative single Swaying with Joachim Pastor, he signed his first solo release Lorena to Amsterdam-, New York- and London-based dance music label Armada Music in 2023. Continuing to raise the bar both on and off the dancefloors, Joris Delacroix remains at the forefront of the music scene, showing absolutely no signs of slowing down.  

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