Mosimann

Quentin Gérard John Mosimann was born on February 14, 1988, in Geneva, Switzerland. Early in his career, at the age of 14, he began DJing in the south of France, specifically in Saint-Tropez. His break into the public eye occurred with his victory in the French reality television show Star Academy in 2008. This win provided him with a substantial prize, which he used to further his musical career. Following his television success, he released two albums with Universal Music, ‘Duel’ and ‘Exhibition’, which achieved commercial success in France, Belgium, and Switzerland. He performed at notable venues like the Olympia in Paris, marking an early milestone in his journey as a DJ and singer.

Mosimann expanded his DJ career internationally, performing in various countries across Europe, the US, Asia, and Africa. His consistency and dedication led to his inclusion in DJ Mag’s Top 100 DJs poll for four consecutive years, starting in 2012. In 2012, he took on the role of a judge on The Voice Belgium, where he also collaborated with contestant Roberto Bellarosa, who ultimately won the competition. The following year, Mosimann composed “Psyké Underground” for Walibi Belgium, the theme song for their roller coaster, further diversifying his musical contributions. He also became the main weekly resident DJ on the French EDM radio station Fun Radio in September 2013, reaching a significant audience.

From October 2014, Mosimann became the presenter for the musical TV show “Décibels on Stage” on the Belgian channel La Deux. He continued to release official remixes for established artists such as David Guetta (2015) and Bob Sinclar (2015). In March 2016, DJ Mag recognized him as the Best DJ Performer of 2015. His consistent releases in 2016 and 2017, including collaborations with artists like Tom Swoon and DJs From Mars, demonstrated his sustained activity and relevance in the electronic music scene.