I started playing bass guitar at the age of 11, but my love for music goes before that. I fell in love with music at the tender age of 5 years old\u00a0with classics such as Michael Jackson.<\/p>\n
I soon developed taste for rock music. My first taste for hard rock and metal came at the age of 7 years old with legends such\u00a0as Metallica and Iron Maiden. Pushing things farther I gained much interest in progressive music with bands like Rush and Yes.<\/p>\n
I founded my first band at the age of 15 years old. Later on founding my first serious band at the age of 18 years old named Spelldown. Released an EP in 1999, I went on to\u00a0form a progressive metal outfit called Sequence. We released 2 albums and did shows with bands such as: Kamelot, Epica, Angra, Symphony X, Sonata Arctica and so on.<\/p>\n
My love for music and sound continued in 2009\u00a0when I graduated from Musitechnic, a\u00a0private school in Montreal. Studying music recording, sound design, MIDI programming and audio\u00a0post-production.<\/p>\n
Went on to working in post-production studios such\u00a0as Audio Zone, Difuze, Technicolor. First hired as a mix assistant I pursued my career as a sound engineer with jobs such as: sound editor, soundman, electronic foley artist. Close to 10 years later, I’m still actively working in the television and cinema industry at Cin\u00e9lume Postproduction Studios.<\/p>\n
At around the age of 28, I started to explore the world of film score and classical music. I started to work on my first solo effort The Armageddon Process. A\u00a0mix of metal, progressive and classical music, writing, composing and playing every instrument but also handling the recording and mixing duties.\u00a0It is a rock opera centered at the heart of the Second World War. The album should see the light of day at the end of 2019.<\/p>\n
For the last 4\u00a0years, I’ve been working on another solo project, Wolven. It is a mix of traditional and modern melodic thrash\/death metal. Again, writing, composing, playing, recording and mixing all the music.<\/p>\n