The name C2C is not yet well-known to fans of electro/urban music. However, the three-letter term is legendary in the realm of "turntablism," which is a highly technical but profoundly melodic discipline in which artists use turntables as legitimate musical instruments. The four members of C2C first met while they were still teenagers in high school, and they soon began crafting their own distinct performing style. Their accomplishments on the competitive circuit are unparalleled. Due to their exceptional fusion of astounding technical prowess and inherent musical sensibility, the quartet won the DMC World Competition four times in a row (2003–2006). Their immensely entertaining acts, which were also incredibly precise and stunning, as well as the seductive jazzy tunes they were able to produce with their deceptively basic devices, astounded the crowd. Even now, videos of their live performances have received more than 7 million views on YouTube alone and are still widely shared on social media. The four members have been quite involved in the French music industry in addition to their exploits inside C2C. Hocus Pocus, a Motown-signed hip-hop outfit that is regarded as one of the classiest and most accomplished in the world, was created by DJs 20Syl and Greem. Beat Torrent, one of the most well-known groups on the vibrant French electro-pop scene, was founded by DJ Atom and DJ Pfel. They have performed live more over a thousand times in total. They continued to collaborate and appeared on each other's records, but it wasn't until 2011 that they came back together to create the band's debut album. They all speak in unison, "We had to close the loop." Beyond competition, C2C's primary goal has always been to generate music, or rather, to come up with a revolutionary approach to writing, recording, and performing music. The quartet has evolved without losing any of its zeal and vitality, even though they are now in their 30s and released from the restrictions of the co.

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