Orgasmic (producer)
French DJ and music producer of rap and electro music originating from Versailles
Cédric Caillol better known by his stage name Orgasmic (born 1978) is a French DJ and music producer of rap and electro music originating from Versailles, France.
Career
In 2000 and 2001, Orgasmic started as a DJ / producer for Klub des Loosers, a musical project of Versaille-based rapper, actor, author and singer Fuzati where he was known as DJ Orgasmic le Toxicologue . After Orgasmic left, Fuzati continued with the project with DJ Detect starting 2001.
In 2002, he released his first mixtape titled Orgasmic le Toxicologue est secretement amoureux de vous where he mixed songs from various artists including Marilyn Manson, Britney Spears, D12 and Busdriver. 2006 saw his first mixtape with Institubes, titled The Rise and Rise of Orgasmic, containing exclusive tracks from Cuizinier, Charly Greane, Para One, Feadz, Omnikrom, Institubes Paris Terror Club etc. He was very much involved with Stunts, being the rap section of the label Institubes.
After leaving Klub des Loosers, he joined as DJ and producer of TTC, a French rap band project started by Teki Latex (real name Julien Pradeyrol) and Bladazz (real name Tido Berman) alongside Cuizinier, Tekitek's cousin joining in. After appearing on several mixtapes, TTC released their debut album Ceci n'est pas un disque on Big Dada Recordings. The 2005 Bâtards Sensibles was a big turning point for TTC and they were signed to French V2 label with Orgasmic as producer.
Orgasmic's long collaboration with Cuizinier of TTC resulted in a series of releases Pour Les Filles in three volumes.
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