Joee Cons of Vaughan, Ontario has died. Joee Cons was a famous DJ, producer, and remixer who sadly passed suddenly on Friday, June 21. The electronic music community is grieving his loss. At the time of this writing it was disclosed on some internet publications that he shot dead. This event has been stated as his “cause of death”. His music and the memories he left behind will carry on his legacy, which has had a huge impact on the industry and the hearts of many. A person wrote, “RIP Joee Cons,” beautifully expressing the grief that many of us are feeling. I have remained silent for hours since learning the news.so for now, this will do. My friend, you were truly exceptional and will be sincerely missed. His death has left so many hearts wounded and battered.
About Joee Cons and his career
In Toronto, Canada, Joee Cons started his career as an electronic musician by forming an electronic group and releasing house and techno records. The dynamic dance scenes of New York, Chicago, Detroit, and London served as his main sources of inspiration. Joee’s obsession with the smooth transitions between songs stoked his love of DJing, which propelled him to play at legendary raves, clubs, and underground gatherings.
Joee achieved a noteworthy career milestone when his debut single, “Get Funkee,” peaked at number 10 on the Canadian Dance Chart. The song was signed to the Groovilicious label of Strictly Rhythm and appeared on collections in Japan, the USA, and Canada. Joee’s career took off after Carl Cox endorsed his remix of Carlo Lio’s “Everybody” in 2006. This helped him become more well-known and produced other hit songs, such as “Don’t Stop,” which was included on Canada’s Finest House Compilation.
Joee has performed across Canada, the US, Mexico, and Costa Rica thanks to his distinct style and exciting live shows. The Guvernment, Comfort Zone, Coda, Nest, Cabana, Vertigo, Toybox, Noir, and Circus Montreal were a few of his noteworthy residences. He performed on stages with well-known performers including Eli Brown, Mark Knight, Danny Tenaglia, Joris Voorn, Steve Lawler, Roger Sanchez, Erick Morillo, Dubfire, Technasia, and Chus & Ceballos.
“In the Dark,” a techno song by Joee, reached its peak on the Beatport Top 100 in 2010. His songs “Automatik” and “Uno Dos Tres” made it into the Nowtrax Asia Top 10. His Incorrect EP “Cat Got Your Tongue/Hold Yourself” peaked at number five on Beatport’s Tech House Top 100 Releases Chart in 2012. With Chus & Ceballos’ assistance, his single “Down The Drain” became a highlight track at the Winter Music Conference and peaked at number thirty on Beatport’s Tech House Chart. The remixes of “If You Wanna” by Chris Vench and Jeff Mason and “OK” by Alex Sandrino by Joee turned became best-sellers for the label.
Conclusion
All those who knew Joee Cons and enjoyed his music will never forget his colorful personality and the joy he offered to so many people, even while the music industry considers his legacy. Please send your flowers and constantly have his family in your thoughts and prayers.
Joee’s funeral arrangement and obituary will be announced by family at the right time.
