Meet SIB, The Parisian Artist Who Built His Identity Between Curation and His Precise Dancefloor Reading
Discover SIB’s journey through electronic music—from early club experiences and his Mirage Paris residency to international stages, curation projects, and a sound shaped by dancefloor intuition rather than genre boundaries.
“From his earliest sets to international stages, SIB has built his identity in electronic music by learning one thing above all else: how to listen to a room and let the dancefloor lead the journey.”
SIB is an artist who began his career at a young age, playing in different types of environments—from clubs and private events to cultural spaces and international stages—and it was this diversity of contexts that shaped his way of understanding electronic music. Instead of following a fixed aesthetic, he developed an approach based on reading the dancefloor, adaptation, and direct response to the audience, something that remains the central axis of his work as a DJ and producer.
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One of the central moments of his journey was the residency at Mirage Paris, which began in 2022. The club offered the ideal space to play long sets, test narratives, and build a continuous relationship with the dancefloor. For SIB, this type of experience is essential: understanding how the energy of an audience transforms throughout the night and how music can accompany—and drive—this process.
As a DJ, his sound today circulates between indie dance, house, deep house, tech house, and melodic house & techno. He doesn’t treat these styles as fixed categories, but as tools he uses according to the moment and the environment. The focus is always on the coherence of the set and the audience’s response, not on ready-made formulas.
His influences help to understand this positioning. Artists like Damian Lazarus and the Crosstown Rebels universe played an important role in his development as a selector, especially regarding curation and storytelling within the club. Solomun and Diynamic were also strong references, mainly for their direct and functional way of working the dancefloor. More recently, SIB has been absorbing elements from the current indie dance scene, with names like Adam Ten, Mita Gami, Yamagucci, and Darco.
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Beyond the DJ booth, SIB has built a relevant presence as a curator and event producer in Paris. He is a partner and selector for projects like Dust, Akira, and Thème, actively participating in creating lineups and building the musical identity of these nights. In 2023, he produced the 20th-anniversary showcase of Crosstown Rebels in Paris and opened the night for Damian Lazarus, an experience that solidified his role behind the scenes as well.
As a producer, he has released music on labels such as Family N.A.M.E, Harabe, Konflict, and Natura Viva. The EP “Find the Way“, released in 2024, was an important milestone, receiving support from higher-profile artists and expanding his international reach. His releases follow a simple logic: to work well on the dancefloor without losing identity.
In terms of gigs, SIB has played at relevant clubs and events, including Gate Club Paris, where he shared lineups with artists like Colyn, Fideles, Patrice Baumel, Echonomist, and Ivory. In recent years, he also achieved two important personal goals: playing at Moni in Mykonos and participating in the Nomadas festival in Portugal. He has also played at other venues such as Beat in London and Momento in Marbella.
Currently, the focus is on consolidating everything that has been built, without haste. In February, he is releasing a new single on Konflict Records, with a remix by Antares, continuing the development of his work as a producer. It will be a track not necessarily made for the clubs—a bit more emotional, built on a hypnotic progression.
For 2026, he intends to continue playing in contexts that make sense, seeking to gradually strengthen his international presence while keeping the dancefloor at the center of the experience.
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