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Loïc Coppola

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Loïc Coppola, known professionally as DJ Coppola, born in 1993 in France and based in the Monaco region, is a record producer, DJ, and audiovisual director. Active since 2009, he is known for his productions in house music, tech house, and Afro house, as well as for his audiovisual work within the Principality of Monaco. He belongs to the Italian branch of the Coppola family.

Biography

Background

Loïc Coppola grew up between several countries, notably France, Monaco, Italy, Spain, and the United States, where he developed professional ties with the New York music scene through his work with the Crooklyn Clan label. He belongs to the European branch of the Coppola surname, of Italian origin.

Music career

Early career and style

DJ Coppola began his musical career in 2009. Specialising in house music, tech house, and Afro house, he performs in clubs and at private events across Paris, Monaco, Ibiza, and Majorca. He is particularly active in the nightlife scene of the Principality of Monaco.

Labels and support

DJ Coppola is associated with several recognised labels in the electronic music world, including:

His productions have received support from internationally acclaimed artists, including David Guetta, Laidback Luke, DJs From Mars, Sevenn, Mesto, and Chris Leão.

Notable productions and remixes

Among his notable productions and remixes:

  • Be Faithful 2K18 – remix for Crooklyn Clan[3] ;
  • Avenir – remix of Louane ;
  • Don't Start Now – bass house remix of Dua Lipa ;
  • Alone, Pt. II – remix of Alan Walker & Ava Max ;
  • Voilà – festival remix of Elettra Lamborghini (Sanremo 2026) ;
  • Talk to Me – remix of Adrien Toma ;
  • Won't Let Go – remix (Victor Magan, Jose AM, Jay Martin) ;
  • She's a Dancer – released on the Blanco y Negro label ;
  • Havana – remix of Camila Cabello, broadcast on Maxima FM[4] ;
  • Warma, Paradise, Freak It – original productions.

He hosts a radio show called Warma Radio, broadcast as regular podcasts[5].

Loïc Coppola and Tony Burnz participate in the promotion and operation of the M Factory studio in Montreuil and Paris, where they have notably welcomed urban artists such as Ninho, Black M, Six Coups MC, and Despo Rutti.

He has also collaborated directly with:

  • Corentin Casillas and Samurai Jay – joint music productions ;
  • Ash Simons (known as AASH) and DJ FDB – artistic collaborations ;
  • DJ Somax (son of singer Soma Riba of Collectif Métissé, of whom he is the official DJ) – track Baila Chica ;
  • Willy William – production of Samba Di Janeiro, released on Universal Music ;
  • Jeny Preston – remix of Like This ;
  • Maya Nujaim – Canadian pianist, winner on the show Incroyable Talent (Canada) and member of the Cirque du Soleil ;
  • Marie Alix Grenier – official violinist of Hans Zimmer.

DJ Coppola founded the label Warma Musique, under which he has signed artists including Antoine Clamaran (with the support of Jeny Preston) and HERMANN.

Radio

DJ Coppola is present on several radio platforms. He hosts the Warma Radio show, a regular podcast broadcast across digital platforms.

Venues and events

DJ Coppola performs in numerous clubs across Paris, Milan, Ibiza, Majorca, Marrakesh, Monaco, Dubai, and Oman.

Notable clubs and events include:

He has performed as opening act and warm-up DJ for La Fouine (La Plage, Bordeaux), DJ Cut Killer in Paris, and JoeyStarr.

Audiovisual production and marketing

DJ Coppola has produced audiovisual and marketing content for several major brands, including DS Automobiles, Club Med, Sandaya, TUI, Club Lookéa, and Corsair (inaugural flight to Cuba). He also participated in a video by GMK, the renowned French YouTuber specialised in luxury automobiles[6]

IT and technology career

With over fifteen years of experience in systems administration, managed services, and multimedia integration, Coppola has built a substantial parallel career in information technology alongside his music work.

Monaco Government — Infotel Monaco / Arclib

From June 2023 to July 2024, Coppola provided VIP IT support at the Ministère d'État of Monaco through Infotel Monaco SAM and its division Arclib, a company certified and supported by the Principality of Monaco's government (AMSN — Agence Monégasque de Sécurité Numérique), with all data hosted exclusively within the Principality. His interlocutors included Conseillers-Ministres, non-resident Ambassadors, the Carabiniers du Prince, and senior Directors. Responsibilities encompassed Active Directory and MDM management (Intune, Jamf), video-conferencing infrastructure (Teams Rooms, Zoom Rooms), workstation masterisation and mobile device configuration in strictly confidential environments, and technical support during official state events, seminars, and conferences.[7]

Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations

Between March 2022 and June 2023, Coppola worked at the Caisse des dépôts et consignations (CDC) in Paris as Superviseur Support VIP — Cadres Dirigeants / Salle des Marchés. He provided VIP IT support to the Comex and Codir — including the CEO, executive board members, ministerial representatives, members of parliament, and staff from the services of the Présidence de la République — in a confidential institutional environment. He coordinated a team of N1/N2 technicians across 11 event halls and the historic Hôtel de Pomereu, supervised over 250 video-conferencing rooms (Teams Rooms, Zoom, Webex) across multiple CDC sites, and provided specialist support in the trading room (salle des marchés) on Bloomberg and FactSet, developing VBA tools and Power BI dashboards. He also managed Microsoft 365 and Active Directory administration via PowerShell, and oversaw MDM fleets (Intune, Jamf). The CDC is a French public financial institution that manages the Livret A savings scheme and long-term investments on behalf of the French state.[8]

Managed IT services — Monaco and France

Alongside his work for the Principality's government, Coppola manages the complete IT infrastructure of several professional clients in Monaco and France — law firms, tax advisory firms, architects, and SMEs. His scope covers the full infrastructure lifecycle: server deployment and administration, virtualisation, business continuity, network security, and monitoring. He leads Microsoft 365 cloud migration projects and IT modernisation programmes in high-confidentiality environments.

Earlier career

During the COVID-19 pandemic, marked by unprecedented demand for remote meeting solutions, Coppola coordinated the videoconferencing infrastructure at EDF Lab Paris-Saclay (2020–2021). He ensured the smooth running of crisis meetings held by executive committee (Comex) and management committee (Codir) members, convened to address the challenges posed by the health crisis on the French energy system[9][10]. As an independent multimedia and digital marketing manager, he worked for over five years with Club Med, TUI, Lookéa, Marmara, and Corsair, producing drone marketing videos and managing sound and lighting installations at holiday clubs across Europe. He also served as CRM, emailing, and community management project manager for DS Automobiles and Citroën (2017–2018).

Family

The Coppola surname is associated with a family of significant influence in cinema, music, and business. Notable figures include filmmaker Francis Ford Coppola (The Godfather, Apocalypse Now), director Sofia Coppola, actor Nicolas Cage (born Coppola), composer Carmine Coppola, actress Talia Shire, and the Francis Ford Coppola Winery.

References

  1. ↑ "Crooklyn Clan Throwback 2018". DJ Pool Records. Retrieved 2026. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
  2. ↑ "Universal Music France". Universal Music. Retrieved 2026. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
  3. ↑ "Crooklyn Clan Throwback 2018". DJ Pool Records. Retrieved 2026. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
  4. ↑ "Maxima FM". Retrieved 2026. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
  5. ↑ "DJ COPPOLA on DJPod". DJPod. Retrieved 2026. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
  6. ↑ "GMK – Official YouTube channel". YouTube. Retrieved 2026. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
  7. ↑ "Gouvernement Princier de Monaco". Retrieved 2026-09-08.
  8. ↑ "Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations". Retrieved 2026-09-08.
  9. ↑ "EDF-DPN's account of Covid-19". ICSI. Retrieved 2026. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)
  10. ↑ "Impacts of the Covid-19 crisis on the electricity system". France Stratégie. Retrieved 2026. Check date values in: |access-date= (help)

External links

Category:1993 births Category:Living people Category:French DJs Category:French record producers Category:French music video directors Category:People from Monaco


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