LuckyMe released Stacker Upper on Fri Oct 08 2021. The 7 track Bass release features Lunice. **LuckyMe** has also released vinyl by [Iglooghost](/artist/iglooghost), [Tyson](/artist/tyson), [Nathan Micay](/artist/nathan-micay), [Sunareht](/artist/sunareht), and [Nosaj Thing](/artist/nosaj-thing). Browse the [LuckyMe catalogue](/label/luckyme).

Crafting his early education listening to masters like Dilla, Madlib, and 9th Wonder, his outlook completely changed when he got his first break DJing legendary parties in the then-budding Montreal Bass scene, circa 2007-2008. Experimenting with electro synth sounds layered over pounding bass and drums, he soon developed a sonic aesthetic that kept the spirit of rap music while remaining as potent on the dancefloor as anything else. Crowds gravitated towards Lunice right away for his unique energy and charisma on the decks. Since his very fist DJ gigs, he stood out as the guy with the most energy and dopest moves. Soon enough, his name was spreading beyond city limits and he began learning more about people in other countries with similar ideas and sounds as his – Hudson Mohawke, Rustie, Flying Lotus, Gaslamp Killer. He went viral with a video of himself popping & locking to Lazersword’s “Gucci Sweathshirt” and took his production skills to the next level with a chance to participate in the Red Bull Music Academy 2010 edition in London. There, he learned new production techniques and developed a sense of collaboration and songwriting. Within a year, he caught the eye of and ear of music critics and his contemporaries with two EPs on famed indie label LuckyMe – Stacker Upper and One Hunned – and soon connected with renowned producer Diplo and his irresistible label Mad Decent. Since then, he’s been leaving a trail of smoke everywhere he goes. Producing 'Runnin'' for Azelia Banks and appearing in the 212 video, a critically-acclaimed EP on Warp as TNGHT- a collabo project with close friend and fellow visionary Hudson Mohawke – Lunice keeps multiplying fans as he is prepping his debut full-length release, one that already has an air of legacy just like everything the young man does.

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