Control C - Power like an Egypcian (OMD vs Snap vs Pupini sisters)

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SPA:

CONTROL C es el nombre del proyecto musical formado por Diego V. Horyaans (productor) y Jordi Gaya (Dj). Afincados en Barcelona, desde su fundación en 2008, Control C se dedica especialmente a la creación de Mash-up's en directo. Con bases robustas y bajos contundentes, de producción propia, son capaces de mezclar temas más que conocidos elaborando, en riguroso directo, divertidos bootlegs destinados a hacer bailar toda la noche.
Actualmente colaboran con el sello discográfico del grupo Electroputas (XX Records) en el que comparten colectivo con una serie de grupos y artistas que configuran la actual escena electro-bastarda de Barcelona.

ENG:

CONTROL C is the name of the musical project formed by Diego V. Horyaans (producer) and Jordi Gaya (Dj). Based in Barcelona, ​​from its founding in 2008, Control C is especially dedicated to the creation of mash-up's live. With robust and low base blunt, self-produced, are able to mixing known issues that develop, in live, bootlegs for fun to dance all night.
Currently working with the group label Electroputas (XX Records) in the group shared a number of groups and artists that make up the current Barcelona's ElectroBastard scene.

Born Evans Pham in Montréal, he took the moniker "Donnie Montreal" to pay homage to the city where he fell in love with music. Pham developed an interest in music at an early age and learned to play the piano at the age of five. Pham grew up in Houston, TX and was influenced by the sounds of electronica, R&B, underground Houston rap, and dirty south hip-hop.

In 2007, he was first introduced to the music sequencer program "FruityLoops" and began experimenting his own sounds and producing his own music.  

In 2010, he began to distribute his own records under the name “Donnie Montreal” for free on SoundCloud. 

To support himself during and after graduating from the University of Texas at Arlington, he took on various jobs in Dallas: waiter, club promoter, and DJ gigs at clubs and afterhours. 

In 2015, he moved to California to pursue his music career - although struggled to make ends meet. Feeling discouraged, he decided to put away his headphones and picked up a job in tech sales. 

The next 6 years, he would climb the ranks and break sales records. Despite finding success in the corporate world, he would experience a sense of deep unfulfillment. 

In 2020, the world was shut down. While setting up his work from home office, he would discover his old headphones and studio monitors in storage. Upon this discovery, he would instead set up his home music studio. 

At the age of 30, he released and distributed his first single “Cant Help It” as an independent artist.