DIGITAL+

DIGITAL+ from France is a jukebox with a passport. The playlist hops from French yé-yé to Italo-disco to Afrobeat. It's chaotic, but knowingly so. One minute it's Françoise Hardy's soft croon, the next a syncopated Congolese rumba. The dance side leans into extended edits, not the Top 40 stuff. Oldies are treated as living music, not museum pieces. World genres sit at the core, not as exotic garnish. That makes DIGITAL+ live unusually hard to predict. You'll hear a 1960s French pop single, then a Brazilian funk jam, then a slice of German krautrock. It shouldn't work. Somehow it does. This isn…