Brodinski
Brodinski is a French DJ and producer from Reims who moved to Lille to study before establishing himself in the country's techno scene. He spent his early years absorbing techno from artists such as Erol Alkan and Andrew Weatherall, alongside rock and Southern rap influences, before beginning to make mixes and send them to online blogs that grew during the mid-2000s.
Working out of producer Yuksek's studio in Reims, alongside a group that later formed the band The Shoes, Brodinski built the foundation for a DJ career centered on blurring genre lines and creating a vibe with sets that expanded musical horizons for club crowds. His early club gigs led to touring opportunities that introduced him to figures including DJ Mehdi, Pedro Winter, Tiga, and 2 Many DJs, relationships that shaped his rise within the French touring circuit.
In 2011, he launched the Bromance label with his manager Manu Barron, using it as a platform for artists including Gesaffelstein, Club Cheval, and Louisahhh. Brodinski has continued to tour internationally as a DJ, building a career that runs from his early bedroom mixes through club residencies to his current standing as a fixture of the French techno and bass-oriented club scene.