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Pascal Kleiman

b. 1968

French disc jockey

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About Pascal Kleiman

Born 1968. Pascal Kleiman is a French and Spanish composer, record producer, disc jockey and manufacturer.

Pascal Kleiman (born 19 April 1968) is a French DJ based in Valencia, Spain, who also produced music as DJ RamBam.

Career

Born in Toulouse, Kleiman started in the world of music from the explosion of French free radio during the 1980s. With his radio program Virus, he showcased independent underground punk and funk with the likes of ESG, Liquid Liquid, and early electronic beats of A Split-Second and Front 242.

Kleiman studied law in Toulouse, but in 1989, with the revolution of the acid house movement, Kleiman found his calling as a DJ and record producer performing and creating music for the first rave parties in France. Under the name D'Scual, in 1992 he took on his first artist residency at a nightclub in Madrid called club "Attica".

In 1996, he created the record label "UV" to produce alternative artists in the electronic music scene in Valencia, Spain.

He plays a mixture of ambient, dub, progressive, and psychedelic electronic music from European, South African, American and Asian artists.

Discography 2007 – Konichiwa Pascal Kleiman & Jose Caparos – Age of Aquarius 2007 – Empty Your Mind Pascal Kleiman & Psycho Abstract – Psylove 2007 – Heroes, Nothing is Impossible – Short movie about Pascal Kleiman 2006 – Psylove Pascal Kleiman & Psycho Abstract – Psylove 1997 – Double LP Amelia, Over the Age – Underground Valencia 1997 – Abstrax Elements of Art – Underground Valencia 1997 – Electric Reverting Elements of Art – Underground Valencia 1996 – Escalator Age of Aquarious – Prodisk 1996 – Tecnicidad Club House – Prodisk 1995 – Aerial Age of Aquarious – Prodisk 1996 – Rhythm Sex Prodigy – Prodisk edited by Pirate Records

Activities

Clubs in Spain Latex – a one-year Artist residency

Also at: La Real, La Florida, Chocolate, ACTV, Puzzle, Barraca, Pachá, Space, Radical, Mogambo, RDC, Repvblica, 69 Monos, El Peach, La Macarena, Tito's, DC 10, Sala 4 and many more...

Played with Laurent Garnier in Rex Club, Paris and Barraca, Valencia DJ Garth (Grayhound Recordings) in Sala 4, Valencia Maurice Fullton in 69 Monos, Valencia John Cutler (Distant Music) in Phonotica, Asturias Titonton Duvante (Residual Records) in Latex, Valencia Ellie Kleiman of Ohio (his sister) (Residual Records, in Cincinnati) Mekanika, CPU and Alex Tolstey in Barraca VJ Kyle Lyons (VJ LOOPS), Valencia

Residencies Latex Community (Spain) Tribe of Frogs (UK) Misa de 8 (Spain)

Festivals Sónar, Barcelona Fonótica, Asturias Musica di Estratti – Lecce, Italy

Projects and shows Tienes Talento TV show on Cuatro (channel) (Spain)

Owner 1997 – Love Sonico/ Love Wear – Local Valencian underground clothing and record shop 2006 – Psylove – Carrying underground clothing, records, CDs and VJ/DJ equipment 2007 – Audio/Visual School – classes for DJs and VJs (Psylove, 3rd floor)

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Pascal Kleiman?

French disc jockey

When was Pascal Kleiman born?

Pascal Kleiman was born on 19 April 1968 in Toulouse.

What is Pascal Kleiman's occupation?

Pascal Kleiman is a composer, record producer, disc jockey and manufacturer.

What nationality is Pascal Kleiman?

Pascal Kleiman is French and Spanish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Pascal Kleiman

· Wikidata: Q4223202

· DBpedia: Pascal Kleiman

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