Mylène Farmer: where DJ Snake, Moby and DJ Lewis appear on Égrégore

DJ Snake is linked to “Combien pour la nuit” and “Sans amarres”; Moby to “Recréer un jour” and “Plus d’écho”; and DJ Lewis has a specifically documented production credit on “On a toujours le choix.” This guide places those five songs within the full _Égrégore_ sequence without assigning the remaining tracks to collaborators whom the available sources do not identify individually.

The 13 tracks in sequence

Released on October 30, 2026, _Égrégore_ is identified by Fnac as Mylène Farmer’s 13th studio album. The running order compiled by JDS is: “C’est à qui le tour,” “Des lols et des quoi,” “Égrégore,” “Combien pour la nuit,” “Entendre ma voix,” “Reste la lumière,” “Sans amarres,” “Recréer un jour,” “On a toujours le choix,” “Déni,” “Confession,” “Dieu est mort” and “Plus d’écho.”

The reviewed sources do not provide an unambiguous track-by-track booklet covering every writer and producer on all 13 songs. This is therefore a map of the confirmed DJ Snake, Moby and DJ Lewis connections, not a complete set of album credits.

DJ Snake occupies two musical extremes

Track four, “Combien pour la nuit,” is the clearest starting point. Apple Music in the United States lists the October 28 single under Mylène Farmer and DJ Snake. JDS names its writers and credits production to DJ Snake and Sage Devault.

The other connection is track seven, “Sans amarres.” 20 Minutes and Désinvolt associate its composition and production with DJ Snake. They characterize “Combien pour la nuit” as dance-floor-oriented and “Sans amarres” as a ballad, creating the album’s clearest contrast within one creative partnership.

Moby appears from track eight to the finale

Moby is associated with “Recréer un jour,” track eight, and “Plus d’écho,” the album closer. Both French publications confirm those links, while 20 Minutes describes the productions as darker.

That report also connects “Plus d’écho” with footage from different concerts in the album’s cinema presentation. Images of Farmer and her audience alternated on screen, supporting the theme of communion contained in Farmer’s stated definition of an “égrégore.”

DJ Lewis’s documented role

Désinvolt calls DJ Lewis the album’s main architect and specifically reports that he produced “On a toujours le choix,” track nine, describing it as fast electronic music. That makes the song a practical entry point to his work on the project.

It does not, however, justify automatically assigning him every track outside the DJ Snake and Moby groups. A broad description of his importance to the album cannot replace individual song credits.

A collaboration is not necessarily a guest vocal

Writer, producer and joint artist are distinct roles. The sources document creative contributions from DJ Snake, Moby and DJ Lewis, but do not verify guest vocals on the five highlighted songs. Here, “collaboration” means credited musical work, not necessarily a duet.

A short listening route

To hear DJ Snake’s range, play “Combien pour la nuit” followed by “Sans amarres.” Then compare the two Moby-linked tracks, “Recréer un jour” and “Plus d’écho.” Complete the route with “On a toujours le choix,” DJ Lewis’s individually confirmed credit.

Fnac’s page records several physical editions in France, but formats and commercial terms can change; check the official link. The reviewed sources do not establish equivalent US pricing, shipping or catalog availability.