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As the 2nd project released by C4ENT, you can expect some banging beats, strong visual content and an overall great time.

Feel free to share with your friends and be our friend at imyourproducer.com. We’re trying to bring something fresh to the scene.

Big thanks to everyone that has been following and supporting this project as well as the C4 Experiment since the start.

http://www.imyourproducer.com/c4experiment

Follow on twitter:  @c4music

Stay tuned for more!

Credits:

Directed by: Charles Wahl

Edited by: Paul Skinner

Music by: Didier Tovel “C4″

Sound Design: Didier Tovel ” C4″ and Harry Knazan

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Que Poppin’?

Canada’s wonderland is this country’s finest amusement park and for it’s 30th Birthday, I had the opportunity to create something special for it. ” Starlight Spectacular” is a live #d show that now plays every night and displays some of Canada’s best in 3d projection, music and sound effects.

at 10 pm every night, viewers are able to watch the signature mountain come alive as state of the art projectors are used to display a visual experience matched with bangin’ beats, captivating sound effects and an interactive light show that is capable of entertaining adults as well as making kids pee in their pants.

The 16 minute show has been getting great reviews on tons of blogs and even features a beat from my upcoming project ” Dirty Deeds” which is scheduled to be released in early september.

Check out the live capture after the jump!

Thanks to Tantrum, and our whole team at Apollo Studios for making this possible. It was definitely worth staying up until 8 am after partying in Cannes just to make some final  touches to the songs.

Canada\’s Wonderland \” Starlight Spectacular\”

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This just came out this week so I thought I’d share it with whomever reads my blog.

Seb Toutant is an amazing snowboarder from my hometown of Montreal and he’s

pulling some crazy shit in this next video which I had the opportunity to have my track

licensed off my brand new project called “Dirty Deeds” – ” Let’s be friends”

So here it is, like it, love it, share it, blast it.

Thanks to Redbull, O’Neill and everyone involved in the project

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Hello outside world, It has been quite some time since my last post. Hopefully, it has only given you more time to check out some of my latest projects like “Adidas F50″ featuring Lionel Messi, or allowed you to check out the first Dirty Deeds ” Stupid People” animated video created by Wizz in Paris.

Rest assured, my absence from the blog hasn’t been without valid

First off, I was shocked to hear news that one of my good friends and collaborators Bad News Brown was gunned down one night in Montreal for no apparent reason. The man was a mentor to myself since a young age and was always a pleasure to watch and work with. He will be deeply missed by his family, friends and by the industry as a whole. At his funeral, it was amazing to see how he touched so many people with his music and

drive. One can only hope to be remembered in such a bright light.  Check out the new movie “Bumrush” which stars Paul ” Bad News Brown” Frappier and make sure to support his music by buying it on itunes and getting tickets to his tribute concert which will be taking place in the next coming months. It has been an honour to have produced the first track on his only album ” Born to sin” which you can buy online or at your local retailer.

That news was bad enough, but soon after, I found myself in my very own predicament which left me homeless, but thankfully still alive. On March 6th, I was out with my girlfriend for a romantic dinner at none other then Medieval Times in Toronto, when I came back to my home burning to the ground. My phone had been off for some time and while I was screaming ” Go Green Knight!” like a old english drunkard, my home was burning the floor. As I pulled up to my street, I saw about 10 cop cars and 5 firetrucks trying to put it out. It was unreal. All I could see was smoke pouring through the windows to my home studio and of course I braced for the worst. The fire captain told me that there was no longer any floor on the 2nd level and that my bedroom had fallen right on top of the kitchen. All that I wanted to know was if my equipment, computers, hard drives, keyboards, and screens were destroyed and luckily I was told that the windows in my studio were smashed so as to let the smoke out but that minimal damage was found in the studio. With the help of some amazing neighbours , I was able to run in and get most of the pieces to my studio but the rest was history.  Most of my clothes, shoes, furniture, paperwork and collectibles were not salvageable and lost in the fire. Of course, like 80% of renters, I did not have renters insurance and have to assume the loss on my own.

Thanks to the help of my family, friends, coworkers and partners, I have been able to slowly get myself back on my feet. I never skipped a beat at work, producing at least 3-4 commercials a week and steadily working on my Dirty Deeds project due this summer from remote locations. It has been important for my professional work to stay stable at a time where everything else is up in the air. In a better turn of events, I did find a home to buy that I move into on June 1st. This is a huge step up for me as I was looking for sometime but never found anything that I was excited about quite as much as I am about this place.  In between time, I had been staying at my girlfriend’s parents house as they were nice enough to take me in from the night this happened. What a shock it was watching news updates about my own house on CP24. You think it could never happen to you like most people think only bad people get shot.

Enjoy what you have.

I have had a fair share of trials to go through in my life so far.

Getting beat up as a kid and spending a whole teenage summer in and out of the hospital as a result of it, opening up a telecommunications company at 17 and fending for myself since then while going to college and university, overcoming a heavy tax issue that had me paying in blood for the last decade, moving to a brand new city where I did not know a soul and starting Apollo Studios Toronto out of my bedroom here for the last 4 years, until finally opening our brand new studio on King / Bathurst St with new team to then being homeless overnight.

All of these things have shaped who I am and what I want out of life. I can easily say that most of these trials have given me one main goal: To be the best version of myself that I can be. Sure, I would have liked an easier road, who wouldn’t. I have many friends that seem to have it easier but who is to judge?

In some deranged way, adversity has made me smirk because I know that better days will only taste sweeter. I may not have ever been the coolest kid on the block like I always wanted to be, or a massive star like we all dream to become, but I don’t think that those superficial goals are what I am here for.

I am not big on superstition , and math is not really my thing, but if there is something I do believe in, it is odds. You can’t have everything go your way, and nothing ever go your way your whole life. There are choices to be made in between. My choice has always been to make music for my soul first and foremost. Every decision I have made in the last 10 years, either professionally , socially or other has been to protect and assure myself of being able to make my music whenever, however and wherever I fucking want.

Its cost me a home, some friends, a city, money and perhaps a little piece of my soul but you can bet your ass that when I finally do get comfortable in my own home once again and decide I want to shut off my phone and make some tunes, that this luxury will not be one I will take for granted.

Once again, I would like to thank all of the great people in my life who have helped me throughout this tough time and hope that I can help someone in a similar situation one day. I am just glad to be alive and have the opportunity to create some more. Bad News Brown, Rest in Piece. Your harmonica made it through the fire and will have a special place in my home.

Watch out for the Dirty Deeds EP which is currently in production and will be available this summer.

Special Thanks :

My family, for helping me through this

My lovely girlfriend Dora Bloom

Olivia Bitton from Buffalo Jeans for giving me some clothes to wear after the fire

My Apollo Studios partners for giving me the opportunity to realize my potential

My West Island boys, brothers and sisters, for the moral support

Darcy McDonald for writing me up in the Mirror to help generate support

Everyone who wrote on my wall, e-mailed me, offered a couch, a ride, a hand.

It all counts and it all meant a lot to me .

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Editor: Mark Paiva
Music Producer: Didier ” C4″ Tovel
Composition : Mathieu Lafontaine
Apollo Studios / Sonart / Sidlee