Teki Latex

A founding member of the electronic rap group TTC, Julien Pradeyrol is better known by his stage name Teki Latex. An eccentric artist with a distinctive voice, Teki Latex is an offbeat figure in independent hip‑hop and has been involved in various collectives such as L'Armée des 12 and Fuzati. In 2003 he founded his own label, Institubes, through which he released the first album by ATK — one of the collectives he is also part of — titled 'Buffet des Anciens Elèves'. Teki Latex is also known for the albums 'Mes pelures sont plus belles que vos fruits' (2009) and 'Party de plaisir' (2007), the latter featuring Lio on 'Matins de Paris' and the idiosyncratic Philippe Katerine on 'La petite fille qui ne voulait pas grandir'. Since 2008–2009 he has co-directed the label Sound Pellegrino, which has produced numerous artists with a digital and atypical style.