Maesic

London-born DJ and producer Maesic grew up in France, then moved to Los Angeles. Since his platform-successful debut single "There in the Morning" (featured on the Black Love EP) in 2018, he's been racking up gigs and awards. Crowned "best new talent" by French specialist magazine DJ Mag in 2019, Maesic then broadened his horizons by producing for other artists. He made the decision to move to Miami. Over the next two years, he immersed himself in studio work, contributing to projects for renowned American and Latin artists such as Mau Y Ricky, Jennifer Lopez and Jen Carlos. In 2022, Maesic met Diplo, and became one of his regular production partners, contributing to projects such as Major Lazer. Back in Los Angeles, he took part in studio sessions with Dillon Francis, Wax Motif, Blondish and Carlita, consolidating his presence on the local scene. In 2023, Maesic released several singles, such as "PaPaPa" and "Digital Delirium", which received support from Diplo, Fisher and Malaa. In the summer of 2023, Maesic toured with Diplo, forging ties that led to a significant relationship with Anyma. This collaboration led to two months' studio work, during which Maesic contributed to the musical writing. He also collaborates with renowned DJs such as Bob Sinclar, Hugel and Discolines. Following his contribution to Hugel's "Dubai Shit" manifesto in 2024, Maesic joined forces with Marshall Jefferson and singer Salomé Dias for "Life Is Simple (Move Your Body)" in 2025.

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