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Bertrand Cantat and Pascal Humbert formed the French musical duo Détroit in 2012. Cantat was a controversial figure in French rock while Humbert was a bassist known for his work with Passion Fodder and 16 Horsepower.
Détroit released their debut album Horizons on the 18th of November 2013. The album was recorded at Vega Studios and produced by Humbert and Bruno Green.
The lead single from Détroit's debut album Horizons was titled Droit dans le soleil. This song reached number nine in France and number 14 in Belgium's French-speaking regions.
Détroit released their second album La Cigale in 2014. The album reached number one in France and solidified the duo's reputation as a formidable force in French rock.
Cantat and Humbert collaborated on the album Chœurs for Wajdi Mouawad's theatrical production of Sophocles' trilogy Le Cycle des Femmes. This project took place in 2011 and featured musicians such as Bernard Falaise and Alexander MacSween.