Kojak

French House trio founded in 1996 by Cyril Vaschetto ([a=DJ Vas]) and Jean-Marie Racon ([a=Jayhem]). They later met DJ [a=Gregoire] Galian by a common friend.
Together as Kojak, they were noticed with their first record 'Soul Unit / Keep Me On Fire' (1997). They signed with the label [l=Pro-Zak Trax] one year later.
The singles 'Hold Me', 'Stupid Jack' and 'You Can't Stop It', all taken from the album 'Crime In The City', established the group as a major player on the French Touch scene.
Their second album, 'Every Room On Every Floor' (2003) contained the famous 'Art To Breathe', a collaboration with spoken word artist [a=Jemeni].
After more than 835 concerts worldwide and thousands of records sold, the group splitted in 2007. According to [a=Laurent Garnier], Kojak was the best 'live' group of the French Touch.