Electric Rescue Artist Bio

Music quickly becomes a passion for electric rescue, at the age of ten.

In the early 80’s, he falls in love with Depeche Mode and other electronic music pionneers such as Kraftwerk.

In 1989, his friend Aussman plays him a few masterpieces of his vinyl collection, and takes him to the « Boy », the only club in Paris where those strange sounding records are played. The « ravelation » is immediate.

The year after, he gets a pair of decks, and two years later he performs in the very first parisian raves (Mozinor, Osiris, Cosmos Factory…).

D’Jedi begins to organise regular parties in 1993 : he is part of the Mentasm crew alongside Laurent and Chaotik Ramses (both founders of the D-Mention festival).

From 1996 to 2001, he drives the famous EL.UE private parties, gathering the techno heads of Paris for unforgettable nights. The adventure continues today under a new party name : Play.

Juggling between many occupations, electric rescue also begins producing in 1995… In 1999, he starts the label Calme Records. He produces his own tracks under the name D’Jedi and electric rescue and many international artists like oxia, scan x, Thomas p heckmann, suburban knight, woody mc bride, neil landstrumm, ….

In 2000, he learns the basics of sound design and works for advertising films for NRJ Radio and Skin, a fragrance from Tussardi, and many others tv commercials like troc de l’ile, citroen, renault, …. The year after, he writes soundtracks for 2 movies : Frogz by Guillaume Tunzini and H.K, a movie about martial arts.

He released 12inches on Fcom(france), communiqué(usa), aciiieeed rec (germ usa), ELP(germany), scandium(france), tropic rec(brasil), his first album in 2005 “ EL.UE” on scandium records, and now working on his second one.

In 2006, he create a new label influenced by the new electronic tendances (electro, minimal and nu school techno). He wants to produce with skryptöm a modern music, dance floor, various and always help creation, favorise experimentation and discovery to propose the dance floor of a forthcoming future.
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