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OXIA (Diversions Music - France):

With a career spanning over two decades and touring all continents, OXIA stands as one of France’s most respected DJs and producers. His impressive discography includes releases on renowned labels such as: Knee Deep In Sound, Sapiens, All Day I Dream, Hot Creations, Bedrock, Warung... Alongside his own imprint, Diversions Music.
Over the years, the French artist has delivered numerous remixes for esteemed names like Moby, Agoria, Joseph Capriati, John Digweed, Butch, Popof, among others. 
He has also collaborated with artists such as Miss Kittin, Agoria, or Nicolas Masseyeff, with whom he co-founded Diversions Music in 2016. To date, OXIA has released 7 EPs on the label.
His discography also features two studio albums: 24 Heures (2004, Goodlife) and Tides Of Mind (2012, InFiné Music). His long-awaited third album is now complete and scheduled for release in fall 2025.

In 2017, his timeless anthem “Domino” (originally released on Kompakt) was reissued on Sapiens, and came with a number of successful remixes. The track accumulated to date more than 100 million streams.

OXIA continues to tour the globe, from nightclubs to mainstage festivals and everything in between. In 2019, his live stream for CERCLE exceeded one million views in a few days. Meanwhile, he has steadily released tracks and remixes, notably on Diversions Music, reaffirming his place in the electronic music scene.

2023 saw the release of an EP on Warung Recordings, the label of the iconic Brazilian club. Then, OXIA revisited his own remix for French electro-pop artist Delaurentis,  crafted a remix of "Double Visage" from Nicolas Masseyeff’s album on Systematic, and contributed the track “Evidence” to a split EP on the Spanish label DSK Records.
2024 starts with a remix of the track 'Kilamba' from Dorian Craft's album on Diversions Music. OXIA continues on Diversions, with two-track EP, 'Runway EP', out in early June. In October, he releases a remix of "Continuum" taken from Teho album ‘Shifting’.    OXIA ends the year by collaborating with his longtime friend Kiko on the track 'Vertige', featured on Kiko's album 'Digital Family’.

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