Dj Kosse

Slatna Samir, also known as DJ Kosse, is a French DJ and electronic music producer, born on August 16, 1979. He started his musical career in the early 2000s, mixing hip-hop and disco, before turning to electronic music.

Over the years, DJ Kosse has played in clubs around the world, in Spain, Greece, and France. His energetic sets and eclectic music selection have won over crowds, including at places like Club Alcatraz, La Terrrazza, Disco Tropics, Moog, J'adore Supreme Club, Disco - Vinilio, Studio 24, Le Madame, Kaosue, Le Hideout, and Le Chantier Interdit.

DJ Kosse was influenced by artists such as Daft Punk, David Guetta, Joachim Garraud, Bob Sinclair, and Tiësto, but he created his own mixing style, characterized by deep bass and striking melodies.

In 2014, after a musical hiatus, DJ Kosse returned with a new name and a new musical style. He released several popular remixes, including an energetic version of Usher's "Yeah" and a darker remix of Ed Sheeran's "Bad Habits," which received praise from electronic music fans. He signed with Adjectif Distribution, which has released several of his tracks.

In addition to his DJ career, DJ Kosse has opened his own studio, Studio Motown, in the Paris region. It's a meeting place for musicians and music enthusiasts, where he organizes events and collaborates with other artists to create new music.

With an already impressive career and a passion for music that never wanes, DJ Kosse is an artist who continues to inspire and entertain electronic music fans around the world.

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