Parisian youngster John Jastszebski’s new track La Toureille is a deep techno wonder reminiscent of the vitriolic sounds of Berlin techno. The trenchant beat and the syncopated percussion convey a heavy yet addictive atmosphere. Sounding timeless already, this pure, icy tune is definitely dance floor-bound.

B-side Funky Dreamer is a violent and sharp composition by French dj John Jastszebski. As a young but experimented artist, Jastszebski skillfully maintains tension and elation throughout the raw, hypnotic track. It is as straightforward as spontaneous, and leaves the listener wanting nothing but more!

 
A headlining act among the young and promising producers/djs of Paris, John Jastszebski, who previously studied cinema, now draws inspiration from cinematographic culture to create heavy house and techno sounds. Formerly a fan of hip-hop, a pioneer genre to disk jockeys of all sorts, John Jastszebski is now (and has been for the past ten years) mainly bound to all that is techno.

He primarily played in Bordeaux, where he resided before making way to Paris, where he quickly became resident dj at Le Tryptique (now Social Club), and for backstage parties in Batofar. Beginning with 2011, he also often plays at the famous Rex Club. He is now recognized as one of the most talented djs, not only in Paris, but worldwide.

John has released several EP on labels like Abstract Theory, Syncrophone, Baile Musik, Res Lab, Subversaal Musik, Deso Records, and Tools&Stuffs. His productions have received plenty of affirmation from established djs such as Luciano, Arnaud Le Texier, Richie Hawtin, Agoria, D’Julz, Laurent Garnier & Redmond, to name a few.

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