Biography
Peggy Gou is one of the most influential names in electronic music today. Born in South Korea and based in Berlin, she has built a global reputation with her genre-blending sound, effortless style, and confident presence both on and off the stage. Her music moves between deep house, techno, and electro, often laced with warm melodies, hypnotic rhythms, and lyrics in Korean and English.
Peggy’s breakthrough came with releases like "It Makes You Forget (Itgehane)" and "Starry Night," which quickly became modern dancefloor anthems. As a DJ, she’s played at some of the world’s most iconic clubs and festivals, including Berghain, Coachella, Glastonbury, and Printworks, always bringing a set that feels vibrant, dynamic, and deeply personal.
Beyond music, Peggy Gou is a cultural force. She runs her own label, Gudu Records, and has launched her fashion brand KIRIN, blending her love of music, art, and design. Whether behind the decks or in the studio, she brings a creative vision that resonates far beyond the techno scene.
With a global following and a sound that connects the underground with the mainstream, Peggy Gou continues to shape the future of electronic music while staying true to her roots.