| In 1995, when guitarist in a rock / folk, Kelter discovers the principle of
sequencer and loops. MOD Trackers with DOS, it is experienced then the new
beat, techno, acid, hardcore and all kinds of new sounds. There is growing interest
close to the artists who compose electronic music and discovered two years later Jeff
Mills, Laurent Garnier, Manu le Malin and others at the festival to Astropolis Keriolet
Brittany.
Kelter then left Brittany for Paris. He discovered both the atmosphere of clubs
Paris (Rex, the Folies Pigalle, the evenings and Scream King at the Elysee Montmartre) and
that of free parties. In 2000 he joined as a volunteer association to Techno +
contribute to a vision of the underground movement "Techno". Kelter learned
mix on turntables with Dee and Jill hold its first "The Bells." It equips platinum, a
table mix, passes Fruity Loops to compose and train to Bastille to unearth its
favorite vinyl.
In 2002, Kelter left Paris to Marseille and find a more sunny
electronics. He goes to Cabaret Random, and to DragonBal Nuits Rouges. He decides to play
in public and contacts the Electrochoc Festival which will offer its first set in 2003 at
Trolleybus where he will play several times. His meetings with the People's (Ficus and
Elmo) Tamabot (now Zebra), Gery Pern (member of Duo) or encourage it to work Jibe
its productions, to do radio and mix in the evenings and festivals.
Kelter then goes home in Brittany and Nikkolas Research meeting in June 2009. In
producer advised Nikkolas will direct it towards a new approach to production and
Through his radio show Bem So he made the acquaintance of Commuter, Red Sunrise
Taborka or Greg Macgregor. With the latter he called his first remix
"Consueco," released by the Germans Plastiq Records. Another remix will follow
"Kliptoclope" Nikkolas of Research at Sounds of Juan.
Then in 2011 released his first EP Kelter: KRS-D3, the D-Ser label Colombian records. |
My Djshop
felix bernhardt - hoppla hopp (original)
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falke & vogelbein - tanzbar (original)
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