Franck Martin electronic music world
Welcome!
I'm passionate about the sounds and possibilities of electronic music. Jean-Michel Jarre was my first inspiration, but I enjoy all kinds of music genres. Electronic music, however, has a special place in my heart for its creativity and diversity.
I've been an avid listener and reviewer of electronic music for a long time, but now I want to explore the other side of the musical spectrum: making and sharing my own music. I want to learn how to use the tools and techniques of music creation, production, distribution, promotion... and to release albums that reflect my vision and style.
One of the aspects of electronic music that fascinates me is the immersive and spatial sound. I want to experiment with dolby atmos and other technologies that can create a 3D audio experience for the listeners. I want to make music that surrounds you and transports you to another dimension.
This is my journey.
Nowadays music is free, and artists are sponsored. If you would like to become a patron, consider supporting via Patreon.
New Music in Spatial Audio
Discography
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Concerts and Events
News
New Track: O.O.S.V (Out Of Space Vibration)
O.O.S.V with Joachim Garraud lands October 16, 2026—old-school techno on real analog synths in Dolby Atmos, recorded at the Vintage Synthesizer Museum near Los Angeles. Preview on SoundCloud and pre-save via the O.O.S.V link page.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions about PeachyMango and Franck Martin's music.
- What is PeachyMango?
- PeachyMango is the label and site of Franck Martin, an electronic musician and composer in San Francisco. His obsession: immersive and spatial sound — music that surrounds you and moves through the room rather than at you.
- What kind of music does Franck Martin make?
- Music you're inside. Ambient, experimental, techno, classical-electronic — the genre matters less than the space: quadraphonic, Ambisonics, binaural, Dolby Atmos and Spatial Audio, composed and performed live on a modular synthesizer. Headphones recommended; a room with four speakers, better.
- Where can I listen to or buy Franck Martin's music?
- You can listen to or buy Franck Martin's music on various platforms such as Bandcamp, Spotify, Apple Music, YouTube, and more. You can also check out his upcoming and past concerts and events on his website. If you want to support him and get exclusive content, you can join his mailing list or become a Patreon member for free or for as low as $2/month.