VTCR, aka Victor Cros, is a 30-year-old French artist. After years of traveling through clubs and European festivals, he finally launched into mixing, and especially into his own musical production at the beginning of 2022. Being totally unknown to the general public, he relies heavily on his first EP released on the San Diego-based label: it’s just noize records, to be able to give him the chance to make himself known, and to be able to really embark on future musical projects like the live shows he’s played in the last couple months. These compositions are focused on Tech-house, but his style is divided between Progressive-house, Tech-house, and Techno.
Victor now shares with 6AM his progressive and eclectic vision that goes into his sets, as well as the creativity that went into this EP Hero that was released from the San Diego label and events company: it’s just noize. From VTCR, be sure to also look out for more of his production styles of Progressive-house, Tech-house, and Techno which will be released soon from the artist.
Hi Victor, thanks for joining our platform to share your music and your perspective on DJing as VTCR. As a French DJ, we love to hear from our international artists about what they love about the electronic music scene in their hometown/country. What is it about the electronic music scene in France that stands out to you? Any favorite clubs that you like to go to?
Well, I mainly practiced clubs in the south of France like Stainless Steel in those beautiful years and before it closed in Toulouse, as well as the famous theater Le bikini whose sound quality is incredible. But, I actually spent most of my evenings at festivals like DGTL Barcelona, ​​Awakening, Elrow (club and festival) Family Piknik, United France… etc.
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From the live shows that you’ve performed at, which performance/event was most memorable to you? Is there an event you would love to perform at next?Â
Most of the festivals I’ve been to are very “Techno” accented — a style I’ve been around for years. Today, I’m aiming more for a house and tech-house style