Jean Nipon & Koyote - R.M.S. (To Steve)

Nova Club Bellevilloise 29-03-14

Living For My Life

Mix I did for Trax Magazine to illustrate my point about JUL being the French version of Ghettotech IMHO 🙂 
Full of classics and some of my favorite Jul tracks.

JUL vs Ghettotech for TRAX Magazine

Koyote - St-Vincent-Lespinasse (VIP Mix)

Blowin My Mind

Metro Bunny

The Dough (2006)

Koyote - St-Vincent-Lespinasse (Mixpak)

Booking/contact : djkoyote@gmail.com 

Koyote first started spinning in 1997, spurred on by his love for the legends of the Detroit techno and house scenes, from Jeff Mills to Joey Beltram. His worship for the genre quickly developed, moving through the ghetto-house of DJ Funk to the ghetto-tech of DJ Godfather, DJ Assault and Disco D, who were spinning and scratching at 150bpm, throwing in an insane genre-mash that even included the likes of Miami bass and obscure electro. Inspired by this, Koyote made his first trip to Detroit and Chicago in 2003, where he met and became friends with DJ Nasty, DJ Godfather and DJ Nephets. Back in France he already had his own crew, Family Werks, along with Goon and others, throwing parties, booking the big names in the Detroit scene and getting radio gigs in Paris. Together, they helped bring the booty sound to mainland Europe.
Two years later, Goon and Koyote disbanded from Family Werks, released the infamous Diamond Grills mixtape and started a new residency in the Paris club, Le Triptyque. After going back to Detroit, the pair released their first track on Arcade Mode, ‘The Dough’, a miami-bass inspired tune. Following a tour of France and the US (and bumping into Dre Skull), Goon &amp; Koyote signed to Disque Primeur releasing their Wellness Is Wild EP in 2008, featuring the huge ‘Keep Dancin’ and ‘Pussy Out’. After developing his own solo sound, 2011 now sees Koyote’s first EP, set to drop in late March.

(March 2011, needs an update!!)

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