Agoria and Provi

France’s Sebastien Devaud, aka Agoria, has been an electro house DJ for quite some time, and has acquired quite a following. For the most part, he sticks to playing a lot of dance clubs, but on an international level.

Because of his reputation, an MC introduces him before he starts his live set. People crowd around as close as they can to watch him do his thing. Watching him as he flawlessly uses his equipment to produce music that people can dance to all night long. There are no interruptions because his transition between songs goes completely unnoticeable. He is obviously a master of his craft, and is in a complete state of concentration as he moves back forth from one side of the table to the next to make sure that every sound and every beat are played at the exact right time. The way he does things make it seem like what he does takes no effort whatsoever. He otherwise doesn’t move much, except for keeping the beat steady with his body. The people on the dance floor immerse themselves into the sounds, letting the beat be the one to guide their dance moves. Once the set is over, you can hear a small amount of disappointment because people want the party to continue.