Teki Latex

Teki Latex is a multifaceted French DJ, producer, and curator recognized for his eclectic and adventurous musical sensibilities. With origins in the Parisian underground, he first emerged as a founding member of the influential group TTC, which played a pivotal role in shaping the sound of French rap and electro in the early 2000s. His solo trajectory was marked by genre-blurring releases, most notably his critically acclaimed album "Party de Plaisir" and the viral hit "Les Matins de Paris," which showcased his playful approach to pop, hip-hop, and dance music.

Beyond his work as a recording artist, Teki Latex has made a lasting mark as an innovative DJ, celebrated for his genre-defying sets spanning house, techno, hip-hop, UK bass, and experimental sounds. He co-founded the groundbreaking label and collective Sound Pellegrino, which became a cornerstone for leftfield club music, supporting a global network of forward-thinking artists and producers. As a radio host and curator, Teki Latex’s shows on Rinse France and his influential Boiler Room performances have highlighted his keen ear for new trends and fresh talent.

Renowned for his boundary-pushing creativity and relentless drive to challenge musical norms, Teki Latex remains a central figure in European electronic culture. His commitment to fostering underground communities and championing innovative sounds has established him as a respected voice and taste-maker, continually redefining the contours of contemporary club music.