"So I Begin" is a French house anthem by the group , released in June 2001 as the lead single from their self-titled debut album. The track became a defining piece of the early 2000s nu-disco and house movement, achieving top-10 chart status in France and Belgium while gaining significant traction in US clubs and radio. Musical Composition and Style
The song is characterized by its smooth, melodic house production, often categorized under the genre. Its structure relies on a driving bassline and atmospheric synthesizers, typical of the "French Touch" sound popular during that era.
It maintains a steady dance-club tempo, designed for both radio play and high-energy nightlife environments. Galleon So I Begin
The song is also remembered for its music video, which complemented the track's sleek, modern electronic aesthetic. While the group released various remixes and radio edits, the core version remains a staple for fans of millennial house music. Galleon - So, I Begin (Radio Edit)
Galleon - So, I Begin (Radio Edit) - YouTube. This content isn't available. Artist: Galleon Year: 2001. YouTube·TinnitusGehoerschade "So I Begin" is a French house anthem
Galleon emerged during a peak for French electronic music, following the global success of acts like Daft Punk and Modjo.
The single was distributed through Radikal Records and was produced by the group's members: Michel Fages, Gilles Fahy, and Philippe Laurent. Its structure relies on a driving bassline and
Performed by Philippe Laurent, the vocals are emotive yet rhythmic, anchoring the track’s catchy "So I Begin" refrain. Historical Context and Success