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Ridwello, of his real name Kevin Large, was born in Rennes on July 12, 1989, is a French Dj and producer of electronic music.
Since his adolescence, Ridwello has been interested in electronic music in all its aspects.
In 2009, he obtained his first residency in a small club near his hometown. This will be an opportunity for him to test his first productions in front of a crowd, and to perfect his technical skills as a DJ.
in 2014, he was spotted by a Parisian record company and signed his first EP "Bipolar" with them. This partnership also allows him to produce for other artists as a "ghost-producer".
In 2015, his track "Love On fire" is broadcast on NRJ in Russia, and reaches the number of 150k streams on spotify, the tracks "Breakage" and "50 Shades Of Bass" are signed on the label of Dj International Chuckie, DirtyDutch .
Subsequently, track releases follow one another for Ridwello, and he signs with labels like Big&Dirty, Bonerizing Records, Vulver etc...
He then obtained the support of several artists, such as: David Guetta, Don Diablo, Martin Garrix, Chuckie, EDX, Tommy Trash or Blasterjaxx.
In 2016, he was spotted by the international DJ and producer, Joachim Garraud, and collaborated with him on several ambitious projects, such as the official soundtrack of the Festival "Elektric Park", the remix "Un été Francais" by the famous french group Indochine,
a radio single "Beautiful" with thesinger Chris Willis, or a 4-tracks EP signed on Deorro's label, Panda Funk.
This meeting also allows him to mix during the "Zemixx 600" event alongside Laidback Luke, Corvad, Vitalic and Joachim Garraud.
In 2017, he played on the main stage of the "Elektric Park" festival in front of 10,000 people.
At the same time, Ridwello launches his own label "Madafaka Music".
In 2019, he became a production assistant for the international artist, Jean-Michel Jarre.
In 2020, he released his new single "Do It Again" in collaboration with American singer Kirsten Collins and "LA Goodvibes", Joachim Garraud's solar bus, with a clip shot in the American desert.
