Thanks so much! This is a really exciting time because I think as a producer it’s always sort of an accomplishment to have your music released in physical form, and even more so when it’s released on a label that inspired you massively, and on which you looked up to for years. This is also an opportunity for me to present a shift and evolution of my sound.

Paris has for me one of the most diverse and high-energy level techno scene. From huge festivals, warehouses or intimate clubs, there’s an event for every taste every weekend. Also, there is a strong sense of community within the French DJs and producers, who are always willing to help and support each other. There are a lot of talented artists in Paris, and it is motivating to see many French people breaking through within the international scene. I’ve had the opportunity to discover a lot of eclectic line-ups or artists I wasn’t familiar with, and it’s always been very inspiring to discover new types of sounds. It pushed me out of my comfort zone and made me want to learn and discover new skills and techniques.

I always knew that one day I would want to start learning how to produce, mainly because I wanted to create my own tracks and express myself within more depth, and so people could associate me with a signature sound. When I first started to produce, I also felt more connected and understanding of the music, which also helped me to learn on how to bring more substance to my sets.
I really wanted to build my own identity, and through production I found the tools to express my ideas even more, share more emotions and find myself as an artist. I have explored different types of sounds while djing and producing and now that I know precisely what I love and seek, this is a great way to share it with the crowd.

I think one of my most memorable performances was my Boiler Room in November 2021. Growing up I used to watch these boilers thinking what an experience it must be to showcase your sound while sharing it that closely and intimately with the crowd. This was a very special moment and a night dense in emotions, and also realizing that I was ticking off my bucket list one of my dreams as a DJ was unforgettable.

There are such a multitude of events presenting a variety of sounds in Paris, which makes you dive into parties with an open-minded vision because sometimes you don’t really know what to expect from it. When I first started going out in Paris, I discovered a panel of different artistic and musical influences, all uniting and connecting people. A lot of French DJs and producers are playing overseas and are bringing back to Paris these different sound influences, which makes Paris a huge melting-pot of talents.
From the Techno Parade to Rex Club, this city is full of mythical influences. I grew up with the influences of house music through the “French touch”, and to this day I still like to mix in some house classics or edits into my sets.

Years ago I attached to my USB keys some Brazilian lucky charms bracelets to wish myself good luck for my very first gig. They obviously now don't look as fresh as on day one, but they’ve always stuck with me because I’ve always had the same USB’s (touching wood I haven't lost one on the road yet!), so I am emotionally attached to these little coloured strings that have been following me around the world for years.

Beside the release of my new EP this month, we are working with my agent on some new overseas tours which I am really excited about! I am really grateful to be able to share my ‘Fast groove Klub’ sound through different countries.
I am also already working on my next EP, and I have some new remixes coming soon :)

This would be a spicy cocktail for sure! With a little touch of sourness. So, I would include some gin, fresh lemon juice, a smoked jalapeno and sparkling water to refresh it all (also because it is a reminder that drinking water is important at raves ha ha).
Shake it all and you get your fierce Spicy Rumble drink!