Nico Moreno Biography: Height, Tour, Age, Parents, Net Worth, Wife, Songs, Wikipedia,

Nico Moreno is a French DJ and producer born on August 20, 1994, in Caen, Normandy.

He is one of the leading figures in today’s industrial techno and rave scene, known for fast tempos, aggressive kicks, and distorted synth work.

He picked up turntables at 16, mixing trap, EDM, and house before committing fully to music at 18. Techno became his focus around 2017, and he began producing at 20, drawing on influences like Perc, Ansome, and Rebekah.

In 2019, he founded the label Insolent Rave Records, which he uses to support new talent alongside his own releases.

Tracks such as Purple Widow, Insolent Rave, and Techno Crari built his profile, with Purple Widow alone racking up close to 16 million streams.

He surpassed one million monthly Spotify listeners in 2023, and in 2024 he released his debut studio album, You Can’t Stop The Movement, followed by a South American tour spanning Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico.

His performance history includes major stops like Kappa FuturFestival, Dour Festival, and a Carl Cox-linked appearance at Fabrik in Madrid, and he continues to headline festivals and clubs worldwide.

Nico Moreno
Wiki Facts & About Data
Real Name:	Nicolas Bloche
Stage Name:	Nico Moreno
Born:	August 20, 1994 (age 31 years old)
Place of Birth:	Caen, Normandy, France
Nationality:	French
Ethnicity:	French, Spanish
Education:	N/A (left sales studies at 18 to pursue music full-time)
Religion:	Catholic
Parents:	Mr. and Mrs. Bloche
Relationship:	Novah (Elodie Sarrailh)
Occupation:	Disc Jockey, Music Producer, Record Label Owner
Net Worth:	$1 million-$5 million

Early Life & Education

Nico Moreno was born Nicolas Bloche on August 20, 1994, in Caen, Normandy, France. His zodiac sign is Leo.

He is French, with Spanish ancestry on his mother’s side, which is why he adopted “Moreno” as his stage surname. He is Catholic.

His parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bloche. He has at least one sibling, evidenced by a nephew he has featured on his Instagram account, though further details on his siblings are not publicly confirmed.

Nico Moreno grew up in a musical household, drawing early influence from his parents’ love of 1980s and ’90s funk. He began exploring turntables at age 16 while still in school, initially mixing hip-hop, trap, and EDM under the alias Nico B.

At 18, he left his sales studies to pursue music full-time, taking on various jobs to support himself while he developed his craft, before fully committing to techno production by his early twenties.

Career

Nico Moreno began his career at 16, mixing in general-audience clubs in his native Calvados under the alias Nico B, where he played mostly hip-hop, trap, and EDM.

He turned down a residency offer at a club in Deauville, choosing instead to build a local techno association with friends in the region, which quickly gained a following for the quality of its underground nights.

Around 2014, he discovered techno through labels like Drumcode and artists such as Perc, Ansome, and Rebekah, and by 2017 he had shifted decisively into industrial techno production, releasing early tracks including Violent Conflict, Presence on the Grounded label, Insolent Rave, and Overwhelm.

In 2019, he founded his own label, Insolent Rave Records, releasing Purple Widow, which went on to surpass 21 million streams and became one of his signature records.

He followed it with the Violent Methods EP and continued building his catalog with tracks like Techno Crari, Your Bad Company, and This Is for My Haters, all of which found strong traction within the industrial techno scene. He also co-founded the Techfrut collective with fellow producer Axel Picodot, through which he released collaborative material including Acid from the Abyss.

By 2023, Nico Moreno had surpassed one million monthly listeners on Spotify, and his festival profile grew to include appearances at Kappa FuturFestival, Dour Festival, Aquasella, and a 2022 set at Carl Cox’s event at Fabrik in Madrid.

He was also invited to perform at KNTXT in Ghent by Charlotte de Witte. In 2024, he released his debut studio album, You Can’t Stop the Movement, featuring tracks such as You Make Me Horny, which passed 13 million streams, and 2 Be High, a collaboration with Warface that topped 10 million streams.

That same year, he was ranked 126th on the DJ Mag Top 100 DJs list and undertook a South American tour across Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and Mexico, an experience he has described as transformative for his connection to rave culture outside Europe.

His momentum continued into 2025 with further collaborations, including Hard Kicks, Cheap Thrills with Reinier Zonneveld, and Why Was I Chosen with Gravedgr, alongside major festival sets at Tomorrowland, Awakenings, and Monegros Festival.

At Tomorrowland in July 2025, a set preceding Dimitri Vegas drew online attention after Nico Moreno played a remix of Woops associated with Dimitri Vegas, a moment that briefly sparked discussion on social media before both artists addressed it publicly on good terms.

Across his career, Nico Moreno has also released material through labels including Techno Germany Records, Gomboc Records, Blvckplvgue, Raven Sigh, DeepHeat Records, Wrongnotes, Bradys Records, and Etruria Beat, and has been supported by artists such as Paula Temple, SHDW & Obscure Shape, and Luca Agnelli.

Social Media

• Instagram: Nico Moreno (@nicomoreno_music)
• Facebook: Nico Moreno (@nicomorenomusic)
• YouTube: Nico Moreno

Personal Life

Nico Moreno is 31 years old.

He is in a relationship with fellow DJ and producer Novah, real name Elodie Sarrailh, and the two have become one of hard techno’s most visible couples, regularly performing back-to-back sets together at events including Rave Rebels in Brussels and Verknipt Hungary.

They are not married, and no wife has been publicly confirmed. He has no publicly confirmed children.

His height has not been publicly confirmed.

Earlier in 2024, Nico Moreno was the subject of dating rumours involving fellow producer Sara Landry after the two shared close, publicly affectionate moments on social media and performed several B2B sets together, including at Monegros Desert Festival and EDC Las Vegas.

Sara Landry addressed the speculation directly, stating the two are close friends rather than romantic partners and confirming she was already in a committed relationship with someone outside the music industry.

Aside from that rumour and his confirmed relationship with Novah, no further dating history has been publicly documented for Nico Moreno.

Net Worth

Nico Moreno’s net worth is estimated at $1 million to $5 million.

It draws on his position on the DJ Mag Top 100 list, his festival fees at events like Tomorrowland, Awakenings, and Kappa FuturFestival, his catalogue streaming numbers in the tens of millions, and revenue from his label, Insolent Rave Records, as well as merchandise and vinyl sales.

His income streams include festival and club performance fees, streaming royalties from tracks like Purple Widow and You Make Me Horny, label revenue from Insolent Rave Records artist releases, and vinyl sales tied to his debut album, You Can’t Stop the Movement.

Discography

Singles & EPs

• Violent Conflict (2017)
• Presence (2017, Grounded)
• Insolent Rave (2017)
• Overwhelm (2017)
• Acid from the Abyss (2017, with Axel Picodot)
• Purple Widow (2019, Insolent Rave Records)
• Violent Methods EP (2020, Techno Germany Records)
• Wave 4 Rave (2020, NineTimesNine)
• Purple Widow (Original and Remix Versions) (2021)
• Techno Crari (2021)
• Your Bad Company
• This Is for My Haters
• T’as Cru Quoi
• 2 Be High (2024, with Warface)
• Hard Kicks, Cheap Thrills (2024, with Reinier Zonneveld)
• Why Was I Chosen (2024, with Gravedgr)
• Because They Want Our Seat (with Sara Landry)
• See Me Coming (2025)

Albums

• You Can’t Stop the Movement (2024, debut studio album, Insolent Rave Records), featuring You Make Me Horny and 2 Be High