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The music of Wā́khan Project is a modern ritual: a fiery fusion of ethno-tribal grooves, bouncing basslines, and a sassy energy that transforms any dancefloor into a mystical playground.

His sets possess a rare power—the ability to awaken the wild, free, and joyful part that sleeps in everyone—with a smile, a twist, a spark in the air.

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Before igniting international stages, Wā́khan was already shaking the walls of Parisian squats and running club nights with his first techno collective, BPMOOD. It was there that his vision sharpened: to create music that is more organic, more tribal, more connected to something instinctive.

A sound that dances between raw groove, gentle spirituality, and playful mischief.
A sound that has become his signature.

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In 2018, driven by a desire to cultivate a new scene in Paris, he founded the collective O’Tawa, now a reference point for unconventional nights and immersive experiences in the city. Under his guidance, O’Tawa has become a free, intense, and vibrant artistic space—a place where people come as much to dance as to experience a moment out of time.

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A few years later, Wā́khan co-founded the Innervisions Festival with Ismētra: an intimate and refined gathering blending music, immersive workshops, and sensual explorations.
A human-scale festival, elegant, warm, and deliciously curious—a playground where you dance, discover, and allow yourself to be gently transformed.

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Today, Wā́khan Project is one of those rare artists who can forge an immediate connection.
A DJ and producer who plays with energies, rhythms, and imagination.

A sonic storyteller who reminds us that dancing is, above all, about feeling alive—terribly, wonderfully alive.

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