Occupation(s) Producer, DJ Role DJ Years active 2013–present | Name Martin Bresso Albums After Life Remixes Nationality French | |
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Birth name Martin Joseph Leonard Bresso Genres Future house, deep house Website SoundCloud Page(which he currently uses as website) Record labels Spinnin' Records, Ministry of Sound, Fool's Gold Records, Defected Records Similar People Jimi Jules, DJ Snake, Marshall Jefferson, Jess Glynne, Calvin Harris Profiles |
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Martin Bresso, known by his stage name Tchami, is a French producer and DJ from Paris. He is regarded as a pioneer of the future house subgenre.
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- Tchami after life feat stacy barthe
- Rob base dj e z rock it takes two tchami remix
- Musical style
- 201314
- 2015present
- Philanthropies
- References
Rob base dj e z rock it takes two tchami remix
Musical style

Tchami most commonly produces Future house music, and came into widespread recognition after releasing a remix of "Go Deep" by Janet Jackson. Tchami has done several supporting tours with successful electronic music artists such as Skrillex, Diplo, and DJ Snake.

Tchami began using the stage name while in Africa, and is also attributed to a number of remixes and collaborations with DJ Snake, AlunaGeorge, Kaleem Taylor, Oliver $ and Jimi Jules, Mercer, Martin Garrix, Candyland, Jack Ü, and AC Slater. The original single "Promesses" attained a peak position of number 7 on the UK Charts.

He first started using the term "future house" as a tag on his SoundCloud posts which eventually became recognized in the electronic music industry.
2013–14
On 5 December 2013, Tchami released his first EP "Promesses" for free under the Fool's Gold Records label. Both of the EP's tracks were re-released as singles; "Shot Caller" on 17 December 2014, and "Promesses" on 4 January 2015 under Ministry of Sound, which features vocals from Kaleem Taylor. The latter peaked at number 7 on the Official Singles Chart. On 18 April 2014, Tchami released his debut single "Untrue" under the Spinnin' Records label. Tchami had co-wrote DJ Snake's and Lil Jon's hit single "Turn Down for What".
2015–present
He launched his own record label, called Confession.
On 12 March 2015, he announced his debut extended play titled "After Life". He uploaded his new song "After Life" featuring vocals from Stacy Barthe and is part of the After Life EP along with "Missing You", which has also been released by Tchami and AC Slater. In October 2015, Tchami and fellow electronic producer DJ Snake were injured in a car crash. Consequently, both artists missed a scheduled performance at Toronto's Monster Mash festival. His remix of AlunaGeorge's "You Know You Like It" was featured in the soundtrack of the 2015 movie "We Are Your Friends".
After an 8-month break following the After Life EP, Tchami released "SIAW" on his own record label Confession as a free download on 18 August 2016. The track was an experimental bass house influenced track which sampled KRS-One's Step Into A World (Rapture's Delight). He then went on to release his only single of 2016, "Prophecy", on 20 September 2016. The track was a collaboration with mysterious Parisian producer Malaa, and again featured a more experimental bass house element compared to much of Tchami's earlier work.
On 3 February 2017 Tchami released "Adieu", widely believed the 1st single of his rumoured upcoming second EP. The track was once again experimental, this time calmer than much of Tchami's earlier work. Tchami also released "World To Me" featuring London singer MNEK on Spotify, however the track was quickly made private although not taken down for unknown reasons. The track is expected on the second EP, alongside Adieu and Taiki Nulight collaboration "Godspell" (previously known as "Godspeed"/"Fallin"), Tchami's second EP will release in August 25, 2017 and will be called "Revelations EP" It will also include singles "Zeal", "Adieu, pt.ll" and "Don't Let Me Down"
Throughout 2016 and early 2017, Tchami toured the world with "The Pardon My French Tour" with DJ Snake and Mercer, and on his solo tour "The Prophecy Tour".
Philanthropies
In February 2015, Tchami partnered with Electronic Music lifestyle brand new Electric Family to produce a collaboration bracelet, for which 100% of the proceeds are donated to help benefit the Miami Children's Health Foundation (MCHF). MCHF's mission is to help ensure the health and happiness of children everywhere and to raise awareness and funds for Miami Children's Hospital.