Rafa Peletey

Rafa Peletey (born on the 10th of April 1964 in Saint Cloud, Paris) is a French singer, guitarist, producer and composer.
He studied music at the Conservatoire d'Issy Les Moulineaux in Paris and at the Taller de Musicos of Madrid.

After producing different artists and being part of several bands of greatly different genres, opening for artists like Al Jarreau, Lou Reed, The Christians, and playing with Eric Burdon, he funded in 2002 the chill/electronica band Cloudfish, with Spandau Ballet's Steve Norman and singer of Bucks Fizz Shelley Preston.

Rafa Peletey have published numerous chillout/electronica/deep house works under different aliases (Bassofondo, Dotcom, La Mecanica, etc.).

In 2003, he founded the band De la Peña with the legendary DJ Alfredo.
In 2010 he signs with the label Movin' Sounds and release the EP A New Life in March 2010.
Ghost in a Castle, a second EP is released in November of the same year.
A new album has been announced to be on preparation during the spring of 2017.