Back in 2011, the bass music scene, which was by then a fully formed movement taking in elements of Chicago ghetto house, dubstep, grime, house and garage was taken aback by the arrival of 18 year old Parisian French Fries, who dropped a series of club ready killers on labels like YoungGunZ, Dirtybird and his own ClekClekBoom imprint.

Championed by the likes of Bok Bok, Justin Martin, Claude VonStroke and Oneman, the unique sonic stylings of Valentino Canzani Mora's French Fries alias became widespread club successes, particularly in the UK, with his off kilter sound design, supremely low end bass and unmistakeable spoken word hooks very much capturing the spirit of the times.

This year saw French Fries release his critically lauded debut LP Kepler, a bold and uncompromising record that sits as a stark contrast to the sound that first broke him to widespread acclaim.