Jean-Michel Jarre Discography

Explore the Complete Discography

This page presents the full discography of Jean-Michel Jarre, covering every stage of his career. From the groundbreaking Oxygène (1976) to his most recent albums, each release shows a different side of his musical journey.

Here you will find:

• Studio albums with their unique soundscapes.
• Live albums that capture the energy of his concerts.
• Special projects that highlight his creative range.

Discography of Jarre

How to Use The Discography Page

Explore Each Album

Below you see all album covers. Click on any cover to open the dedicated page with:

• Background information about the album.
• Full tracklist.
• The instruments used during production.
• Direct links to Spotify and YouTube for listening.

Jean-Michel Jarre’s discography is not just a list of records. It is a journey through the history of electronic music, reflecting innovation, imagination and sound experiments that continue to inspire listeners worldwide.

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ARP 2600

The ARP 2600 is a highly influential semi-modular analog synthesizer, first produced by the American company ARP Instruments in 1971.

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Moog Modular Synthesizer

The Moog Modular Synthesizer is a revolutionary instrument in electronic music history, developed by Robert Moog in the early 1960s.

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Curious to explore all of Jean-Michel Jarre’s music?

Explore the complete music of Jean-Michel Jarre, including live concerts, collaborations, instruments equipment, and Radio & TV specials, on our Music page!”

Jean-Michel Jarre’s first major album, Oxygène, was released in 1976, marking his breakthrough into international fame. However, his very first album, Deserted Palace, came out in 1972, though it received less attention at the time.

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• Jean-Michel Jarre Music Page
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• Biography of Jean-Michel Jarre