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When Eric starts, you know it’s him. 
There is no transition. Just expansion and detonations.
You're gone.
Beyond, further or back home.

No more question. It's just music.
Every beat is the answer.
The style says it all.
He unveils his intimacy, expressing vulnerability. 
He plays just like he would write a love letter but at the same time, he goes big and remains cinematic.
You will find whispers and secrets but you won't forget the the roar of the lion who just got trapped in a cage. Unforgiven low-ends, are erupting from the magma of the earth.

He performs unexpected and sharp but the message you get is crystal clear. Music rhymes with Eric.
His quality control is unreal.
He reveals, instead of playing. 
The good news?  It all sound like one since track but it's a trap. You are being played, and it grabs you. 


Trained as a guitarist, Eric first honed his musical skills playing in caravans with Gypsies.

At the age of fifteen, he was already roaming at Folies Pigalle on Wednesdays, Rex Club on Thursdays, Jazz bars and trailers on weekends, under the caring protection of Marcel Campion and the descendants of Django Reinhardt. 

From his experiences with Gypsies, he earned a sense of freedom and a keen ear for improvisation across all genres of music.
While Eric's DJ sets and productions primarily feature electronic music, he consistently infuse them with strings, brass, or eclectic sounds that strengthen his surprising universe. 

It all makes sense and it becomes his signature: « A Dialogue between the Beat and the Vibe » 

Alexandre Poussin



For Eric, music is not only a passion but a reason to be.

It's the place where the essential finds its expression, where space and time vibrate in harmony, where souls and bodies sing and dance their inexpressible truth.

Throughout his life, he has been seeking for the unexpected, the improbable and thirsting for new sounds and emotions. 
From meditation to celebration, from the most refined classical music to raw techno, from the intimacy of a Gypsy jazz bar to the fury of massive electro clubs around the world, Eric seeks and finds. 

That’s why today, it is so natural to find him behind his turntables with his guitar, sharing his boundless love for what we vaguely refer to as music, vibration, celebration or simply: Life.

When he plays, everything shifts.
Everything else is gone. 
Coolness, pleasing games, seduction or hype. There is no visual fabrication. Music takes the lead.
It's about guts, heart and ears. With style but only sound matters.

He has to take risks. It's uplifting and it make you feel safe, at the right place, at the right moment.
 
Thomas



On my part, I would add that Eric is pure, intense, positive and unforgiven creativity, madness, elegance in motion, unpredictability and the spark we all need:
Like a guitar by a campfire, a requiem in times of sorrow, a Jazz tune under the pouring rain, a 360° drift on the rond-point des Champs-Élysées at 5am or a love story during bedtime.
No intro needed. The vibe announces him and the room reacts before your mind. 

Obsessed by sounds, each of his notes is carefully thought out, cherished, loved, and embodied.  

He is abundance and his attention to details is non-negotiable.
Everything is there, but only if it's shared.
The love of sharing is one of Eric's most beautiful values...

To cherish step by step, through his music.

Camille

The Final Few

Eric Tchekhoff

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