| Naam | Yoël Bego |
| Functie | 97× DJ, live |
| Geslacht | man |
| Herkomst | Nederland 🇳🇱 |
| Genres | ambient, breakbeat, dubstep downtempo, dubstep |
| cocobrycebeats@gmail.com | |
| Boekingen |  esp-agency.com … |
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Biografie
With over 25 years of experience as a DJ, producer, and label owner, Coco Bryce stands as a seasoned and respected figure in the electronic dance music world. Starting his journey in 1995 with his first pair of decks, he quickly made a name for himself by spinning Gabber and UK Breakbeat records at hardcore events in the south of the Netherlands. By the late '90s, his passion for music had evolved into production, culminating in his first vinyl release in 2000.
Known for his relentless creativity and refusal to be confined to a single formula, Coco Bryce has built an extensive discography of more than 170 releases across an impressive array of genres and labels. Notable collaborations include Fresh 86, Future Retro, Rupture, Critical Music, and his own imprints: Myor, Myor Massiv, Diamond Life, Faces Of Bass, and Ill Behaviour.
In addition to his prolific production work, Coco Bryce hosts a monthly show on Peckham-based internet radio station Balamii, where he showcases his love for Jungle, Hip Hop, and UK Garage every second Tuesday of the month. His contributions to Critical Music have further solidified his place in the scene, with standout EPs like Hold The Line (2020), Daktari (2022), and Nirwana (2023).
Known for his relentless creativity and refusal to be confined to a single formula, Coco Bryce has built an extensive discography of more than 170 releases across an impressive array of genres and labels. Notable collaborations include Fresh 86, Future Retro, Rupture, Critical Music, and his own imprints: Myor, Myor Massiv, Diamond Life, Faces Of Bass, and Ill Behaviour.
In addition to his prolific production work, Coco Bryce hosts a monthly show on Peckham-based internet radio station Balamii, where he showcases his love for Jungle, Hip Hop, and UK Garage every second Tuesday of the month. His contributions to Critical Music have further solidified his place in the scene, with standout EPs like Hold The Line (2020), Daktari (2022), and Nirwana (2023).
