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Catalogue & source notes.

Public sources reviewed October 17, 2026.

Official channels & artist platforms

Bandcamp links directly to the label’s SoundCloud, YouTube and Facebook accounts.

Videos & mixes

The YouTube videos are listed on the channel linked by the label’s Bandcamp.

Bandcamp catalogue

The 29 verified releases contain 78 track entries, including remixes. The count includes both the initial catalogue grid and its dynamically loaded continuation. 29 unique published release URLs were confirmed; the owner’s reference to a 30th published release remains to be reconciled. Ruines is an upcoming release and is not counted as already released.

ArtistRelease / sourceReleasedTracks
The Florian Muller ProjectGospel Ghost ↗2025-05-303
Alix MarieCosmology ↗2024-05-051
Alix MarieThe Matrix ↗2023-11-211
Rom Garneur & Orbit OneJungle Frenzy ↗2021-03-232
Dave AlyanBlack paradise ↗2020-08-235
Loic LutsenDarkside Of My Life ↗2020-01-224
Orbit OneBurnout ↗2019-10-231
Orbit OneBody shine ↗2018-07-132
Rom GARNEURUnter Den Linden ↗2018-06-193
Laurent PautratOrganic ↗2018-04-033
MaazeruConsequences ↗2018-03-132
NellyHold Me ↗2017-09-242
David RossWay Of Life ↗2017-07-175
Geoffroy LaventureForce ↗2017-05-022
Orbit OneDark Cream ↗2016-11-132
Chance McDermottWalking on Eggshells ↗2016-09-054
N by REExpansion E.P ↗2016-07-042
Roskam Povl vs Orbit OnePrimary Activities ↗2016-04-231
G-ProdPlanck ↗2016-01-133
Roskam PovlMake It Hot E.P ↗2015-10-234
Hugues GiboulayCritical Floating Point ↗2015-05-062
Chris HonoratThe Dust ↗2015-02-163
Music For MyselfMusic For Myself ↗2015-01-235
DekstromTrip to Tokyo ↗2014-11-235
SouthsoniksIt made me raw E.P ↗2014-10-203
Olivier St DenisOld Skool Diaries ↗2014-09-234
DekstromDekstrom - Call from the bass (Anton X remix) ↗2014-08-231
DekstromDekstrom - Call from the bass (MrEH Remix) ↗2014-08-231
Alix MarieWhy R U Here ↗2014-08-122

Additional catalogue credits

The label’s Beatport page lists Devinity (Alix Marie), Magnetic Attraction E.P (Franck Hat & Djyl), The Dust (Chris Honorat) and Trip to Tokyo (Dekstrom), including remixes by Manuel-M, Olivier St Denis and Lionel Weets. These are additional catalogue references, not described as new releases here.

Music For Myself / Michel Gravil

Music For Myself is the solo project of Michel Gravil, co-founder of French electronic duo Nova Nova alongside Marc Durif. The duo released on F Communications, the label founded by Laurent Garnier and Eric Morand. His self-titled EP was released on Smooth Operator in 2015.

Sources: Nova Nova official biography; Michel Gravil interview, Métamusique, January 29, 2015; label Bandcamp release. The release credits the artwork to Geneviève Gauckler.

Artist context

Smooth Operator was founded by Alix Marie, as confirmed directly by the label owner on October 17, 2026. Orbit One’s Bandcamp profile confirms the connection between the artist names.

Upcoming release

RPDV — Ruines, November 13, 2026. Remixes by Frederic Sonore, Ced Bonfi and Orbit One. Date and credits provided by the label owner and release artwork. A public listening or pre-order link has not been confirmed.

Additional artist credits

Credit conventions

Catalogue artists and remix contributors are distinguished from an exclusive or current artist roster. For Gospel Ghost and Force, artist credits follow the actual track listings: The Florian Muller Project and Geoffroy Laventure, respectively.

Bandcamp release tags are generally electronic, minimal and techno; Cosmology also carries an ambient tag. Genre assignments are not inferred from release titles. Recommended artists shown elsewhere on Bandcamp are not part of this catalogue.