Joachim Garraud is a highly influential French DJ, producer, and remixer known for his pioneering contributions to house and electronic music, developing innovative sounds and collaborating with globally recognized artists. After co-founding Gum Records with David Guetta, Joachim Garraud, a highly influential French DJ, producer, and remixer, earned a Grammy Award nomination in 2006 for their remix of Deep Dish’s ‘Flashdance’. Garraud initiated his professional career in 1989 after moving to Paris, where he began working as a producer for Maxximum radio station. During this pivotal period, he also secured a DJ residency at The Boy, a renowned Parisian club recognized for its role in introducing techno music to France.

His artistic output continued to expand with the release of his acclaimed debut studio album, ‘Invasion’, in 2008. Building on this success, Garraud continued to release impactful projects, including ‘Toolroom Knights Mixed by Joachim Garraud’ in 2009 and ‘Invasion 2011′ in 2011, further cementing his distinctive sound. He continued to push the boundaries of electronic music with his album ’96/24’, released in 2016, showcasing his commitment to innovation. In 2017, he released ‘OVP, Oscillation, Vibration, Pulsation’, followed by ‘OVP 2, Oscillation, Vibration, Pulsation’ in 2021, both of which explored new sonic landscapes and maintained his relevance within the global electronic music landscape.

Beyond studio and live performances, Garraud broadened his creative endeavors into film, co-directing and composing for the independent film ‘Modular California Vibes’ in 2022. He also consistently engages with his fanbase through his weekly radio show and podcast, Zemixx, broadcast on Radio NWO. Garraud’s distinctive ‘Space Invader’ mascot has become a recognizable symbol for his community, reflecting his enduring commitment to innovation and artistic collaboration that has sustained his influence in the electronic music world for decades.