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Art Style: Techno | Podcast #379 : KEVBER

Fort de dix ans d'expérience derrière les platines, Julien Louvenaz aka Petisha a fait ses armes dans les bars connus des noctambules parisiens (Udo Bar, Batofar, Divan du monde, Point Ephémère..). Toujours en quête de nouveaux territoires sonores, il affine sa sélection musicale déjà avant-gardiste au fil de ses sets.
Spécialisé en musiques electroniques, il a pour seul mot d'ordre de transcender le dancefloor.
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With ten years of experience behind the decks, Julien Louvenaz aka Petisha made his weapons in the known bars of Parisian nightlife (Udo Bar, Batofar, Divan du monde, Point Ephémère..).
Always looking for new sound territories,
he refines his musical selection already avant-garde
throughout his sets.
Specializing in electronic music, it has one watchword "transcend the dancefloor"

GALDU is an French electronic music DJ and producer born in India in the  80'. His passion for music and talent for mixing led to a musical career that began at the turn of the millennium, in 2000.

From the outset, Galdu has stood out for his ability to fuse various musical genres to create unique sonic experiences. His worldwide travels have enriched his understanding of music, enabling him to draw inspiration from a multitude of cultures and musical styles.

One of the first milestones in his career was a residency at a national radio station in the 2000s. This experience enabled him to reach a wide audience and hone his craft as a DJ.
Galdu is also renowned for being one of the pioneers in France to adopt cutting-edge equipment such as Traktor DJ and the Xone 92. His mastery of these cutting-edge technologies has helped redefine mixing standards in the electronic music industry.
Among the iconic Parisian clubs where Galdu has mixed:


Festival In Angers 

	The Rythmics Palms Terra Botanica (Closing Set) 
	Rédemption Warehous
	Magnetic Forest
His dynamic, eclectic sets have always been much appreciated by audiences and electronic music fans alike.
Galdu's musical influence is as varied as his background. His tastes range from Tech House to Afro House to Indo House, creating a unique sonic blend that transcends musical boundaries.

After a well-deserved 7-year break, Galdu is back on the music scene today. He returns with a new energy and a collection of captivating sounds that promise to continue enchanting his audiences.

With his unwavering passion for electronic music, his wealth of experience and his commitment to pushing back the boundaries of the art of DJing, Galdu remains a key artist on the electronic music scene in France and beyond.

The Hungarian Underground Techno Magazine with mixes/tracks/podcasts

15 years of overthinking about music. 

Journalism, singing, guitaring, dancing, DJing, Music Producing.

Has been working with: 
– Nuits Sonores
– Astropolis
– Chalet Club
– Watergate
– Anomalie Art Club
– Crack Bellmer
– Waking Life
and more...

Process still in the making and that is what is beautiful.

Musically certified with MIT and Berklee.

A travers Côte d’Usure on a décidé de créer une nouvelle entité musicale “opensource”.  

Parce qu'on était usés de toujours devoir se cantonner à certains styles de musique, de souvent voir les mêmes artistes sous les lumières qui s'allument pour certains, parce que nous étions usés de ne pas pouvoir créer un pont que l'on pensait depuis longtemps possible et pertinent entre les différents registres, artistes, influences et sonorités de cette culture globale qui est la vôtre et aussi la nôtre.  

Through Côte d’Usure, we decided to create a new, open source musical entity.

Because we were worn out from always trying to limit ourselves to certain musical styles, to often seeing the same artists in the limelight, because we were worn out from not being able to create a bridge that we thought for a long time possible and relevant, between different registers, artists, influences and sound of this global culture that is yours, and also ours.

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