# Sussie 4

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Not to be confused with [Suzi Quatro](/source/Suzi_Quatro).

**Sussie 4** is an electronic music duo from [Guadalajara](/source/Guadalajara,_Jalisco), Mexico, formed in 1998. The band is part of the [electronic music](/source/Electronic_music) scene, mainly in the style of [house music](/source/House_music). The name comes from the musician and actress [Suzi Quatro](/source/Suzi_Quatro) (4 in Spanish being "cuatro").[1]

## History

Sussie 4 was formed in the summer of 1998 in Guadalajara, Mexico, by music producer [César Gudiño](/source/C%C3%A9sar_Gudi%C3%B1o) (keyboards, synths, program systems) and instrumentalist [Odín Parada](/source/Od%C3%ADn_Parada) (guitar, percussion, voice). They began experimenting with a fusion of organic and electronic music. With strong influences in [French house](/source/French_house), their sound mixes Latin rhythms with [jazz](/source/Jazz) and pop in avant-garde ways.

The term which best defines their sound is the one that gives title to their debut album, *[Música Moderna](/source/M%C3%BAsica_Moderna)* (modern music), released in 2002 by [Nopal Beat](/source/Nopal_Beat)/[EMI](/source/EMI). Music from this album was featured in a number of popular compilations of electronic music and helped the band become known in the electronic music scene throughout Australia, Japan, Germany, Spain, Portugal, Brazil, and other countries worldwide.

In all four of their studio albums, Sussie 4 have collaborated with various well-known Latin singers and artists, such as [Denisse Guerrero](/source/Denisse_Guerrero) of [Belanova](/source/Belanova), [Ale Sergi](/source/Ale_Sergi) of [Miranda!](/source/Miranda!), [León Larregui](/source/Le%C3%B3n_Larregui) of [Zoé](/source/Zo%C3%A9_(band)), [Valentina González](/source/Valentina_Gonz%C3%A1lez), and [Ely Guerra](/source/Ely_Guerra).

## Studio albums

- *Música Moderna* (2002)
- *Red Album* (2006)
- *International Sonora* (2009)
- *Radiolatina* (2012)

## Tours

The band has toured with [Gus Gus](/source/Gus_Gus), [Bentley Rhythm Ace](/source/Bentley_Rhythm_Ace), [Sven Väth](/source/Sven_V%C3%A4th), [Deep Dish](/source/Deep_Dish_(band)), [DJ Hell](/source/DJ_Hell), and [Buscemi](/source/Buscemi_(DJ)). They have participated in collaborative presentations at festivals such as [Techno Geist](/source/Techno_Geist), [Vive Latino](/source/Vive_Latino) [Union Fest y Playa](/source/Union_Fest_y_Playa) [MTV](/source/MTV) in Mexico, [Rock al Parque](/source/Rock_al_Parque) in Colombia, and [Espárragos](/source/Esp%C3%A1rragos) in Spain.

## References

1. IMO Records. ["Sussie 4 Biography"](http://www.imorecords.co.uk/house-2/house-artists/sussie-4-biography/), *[IMO Records](/source/IMO_Records)*. Retrieved on 17 April 2011.

- - Gonzalo Aburto (August 31, 2010). "Canciones mexicanas inmortales a ritmo de rock". *[El Diario La Prensa](/source/El_Diario_La_Prensa)*. p. El. - Nancy Gutiérrez (June 19, 2020). "Inyección de optimismo". *CE Noticias Financieras* - Ben-Yehuda, Ayala (May 2, 2009). "MALT ROCK". *[Billboard](/source/Billboard_(magazine))*. Vol. 121, no. 17. p. 12. - Aburto, Gonzalo (September 12, 2010). "Himnos Mexicanos En Rock: Los Clasicos De La Musica Son Reinterpretados Con Distorsionadores". *[El Mensajero](https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/El_Mensajero_(San_Francisco))*

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