Mézigue is a Paris-based DJ, producer, and enigmatic figure in the French electronic music scene, recognized for his eclectic style and irreverent approach to both music and public persona. Emerging in the mid-2010s, Mézigue quickly established a cult following through his releases on labels such as D.KO Records and his own independent imprint, through which he champions a blend of house, techno, funk, and hip-hop.

His productions are characterized by raw, analog textures, infectious grooves, and playful vocal samples, often blurring genre boundaries with a distinctively French touch. Mézigue’s live performances and DJ sets are as unpredictable as his recorded output, marked by high energy, deep crates, and a sense of theatricality. Often appearing in a trademark mask and anonymous attire, he cultivates a mysterious image, shifting focus away from celebrity and toward music itself.

Despite—or perhaps because of—his elusive nature, Mézigue’s work has received acclaim for injecting humor and subversiveness back into electronic dance music. Outside of the club circuit, Mézigue is known for his DIY ethos and outspoken commentary on the commercialization of the underground scene. He frequently collaborates with other French artists and collectives, pushing the boundaries of electronic music production and performance.

His ongoing influence ensures that the Parisian underground remains vibrant, unpredictable, and defiantly original.