Tchami, Arno Cost, Norman Doray, y Amrita

Often referred to as “Future House”, Tchami’s style of music mixes the influences of deep house and EDM, later imitated by the likes of Oliver Heldens, Don Diablo, and Mike Williams. Tchami burst onto the music scene in 2013 after his remix of the Janet Jackson single “Go Deep” hit the blogosphere, greatly increasing the producer’s reputation by being played in clubs the world over. A subsequent remix of A Tribe Called Quest’s “Stressed Out” further exposed the DJ, after which Tchami issued his debut EP “Promesses” on Fool’s Gold Records. Proving hugely popular among dance circles and epitomised by its future house sound, the EP’s tracks “Shot Caller” and “Promesses” have both earned rereleases as singles by the Ministry of Sound. The rerelease of “Promesses” featuring vocalist Kaleem Taylor, peaked at No. 7 on the UK Singles Chart catapulting the producer to UK notoriety.

A host of popular remixes followed included AlunaGeorge’s “You Know You Like It”, Marshall Jefferson’s “Move Your Body”, and Jack Ü’s “Take Ü There”. Tchami’s official debut single “Untrue” arrived in April 2014, followed the year after by “After Life” featuring Stacy Barthe. The result of this success has afforded Tchami the luxury of touring alongside some of the most respected DJs and producers in the current climate, including Skrillex, Diplo, and DJ Snake.

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