Born in 1977 and raised in the north of France was influenced by the synthetic wave of the seventies (Kraftwerk, Vangelis....) that he discovered thanks to his uncle. In 1989 – 1990, he discovered techno music on Maxximum Radio where Laurent Garnier hosted a show called "RaveMaxx". Since that time, music was an essential part of his life.... After many weekends visiting parties, he started djing at small local parties and began to buy 12es. Then the urge to create his own tracks started to rise naturally. In 1997, he bought various machines, and started programming sounds and music. Very influenced by the sound of Detroit (UR, Jeff Mills, Carl Craig, Derrick May,...) and the melancholic sound of this scene, he focused his productions on this style. Following his ancestors, he produces deep and melancholic tracks. In 2008, he founded his own label "MySelf Recordings".

http://soundcloud.com/myself-recordings
http://www.myspace.com/msrecordings

Discography
2005 – Souldancer "Escape From Reality" / Accelerator Records 001 (12")

2006 – Erell Ranson "A Quiet Day In The Summer" / Open Mind 001 (2x12")
Erell Ranson "Sleeping Beauty EP" / AW-Recordings 005 (12")

2007 - Erell Ranson "Never Feel Darker" / Code316 Rec. NT006 (Digital)
Erell Ranson "Tuesday Is Yesterday" / Sula Muse Rec. 005 (Digital)

2008 - Erell Ranson "Sense Of Our Life" / MySelf Rec. 001 (12") included Arne Weinberg's remix
Erell Ranson "Where The Clouds Are" / MySelf Rec. 002 (12") included Paul Mac's remix
Erell Ranson "Fears & Tears" / Sula Muse Rec. 020 (Digital)
Erell Ranson "When The Sun Lies Down" / Open Concept Rec. 011 (Digital)

2009 - Erell Ranson "Kiss Of The Dragon" / Itinerant Rec. 013 (Digital)

2010 - Erell Ranson "In Your Hands EP" / Science Label (Digital) included Basic Jazz People's remix
Erell Ranson "Beauty In It" / MySelf Recordings 003 (Album-CD Ltd Ed.)

2011 - Erell Ranson "The Last Conclusion" / Elektrosouls Recordings 003 (12") included New Town Soul's remix
Erell Ranson "Everything Needs To Be Clear" / aDepth Audio 004 (12") included Rennie Foster's remix