I ♥TECHNO
Joachim Garraud, born in Nantes, France, is an electronic DJ/Producer who just played at Steve Aoki’s Dim Mak Tuesdays at Cinespace with random guest appearance there–Nelly Furtado.
It was a particularly refreshing night due to a change of pace. Usually it is hipsters galore with saw buzzing electro, but this night brought in a frenchman spinning techno with skills.
He dons a space alien masks since his logo is a space invader, but don’t let that silly mask fool you.
Oh, by the way he plays the mother fucking keytar.
Below is a nifty video on creating your own JG album, which is his premiere solo album entitled Invasion. Peep also the Laidback Luke , who just released a track with Diplo entitled “HEY!” with Dim Mak Records, and frenchy David Guetta as little cameos.
Download:
Joachim Garraud – UFO Crash (Marco G Remix)
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Update:
Some pictures of the party via thecobrasnake
Steve Aoki and Joachim Garraud
Some band playing in the other room. This chick was super fierce.
Can you spot the Manjob and the Vonvu?
This is why LA is the shit! (not steve aoki, but the bacon wrapped hot dogs)
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That track is sooooo good. I was there on tuesday too!!
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