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I’m an independent sound engineer, creator, and visionary—never sold out, never compromised. Every track is built with purpose. Every project is about growth, culture, and authenticity.

My life goal is simple: change the world through sound. I work with passionate, motivated, and independent artists who want to make timeless music, not just noise.

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the only thing that really matters is that you tell the world what you heard here today.    

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More Than Musik...

Lyricist by nature
Producer by design
always keep it up enough to scream on the decline
iWas a prince in my past life, grew into a king
but my rule's over celestial lights and galactic things
my ring?
made of emoti-o-nium and changes it's consistency when ever iPut vibe on ummmm...
my mental and my mindset
down down down load if you like;
Bet
this will be a highlight of the sharpie of my life;
Yes..

Melissa Desjarlais was born in Sidney, British Columbia; her mother originally from The Tsawout First Nation, and her Father from Saskatchewan. Melissa’s parents migrated and married in Alberta. Melissa Achieved her Business Administration Diploma at Mount Royal College in 2000. She went on to work for Calgary Co-operative Association Limited as a Front-End Cashier / Supervisor from 2000 – 2007. Melissa unfortunately suffered a stroke in 2007, returned to Mount Royal University, achieving a Bachelors of Arts & Science, enrolled in The Aboriginal Education Program.  Melissa later moved to Edmonton, AB in July of 2008 in order to continue her studies at Grant MacEwan University and pursue her new found talent as an actress. Melissa joined Aboriginal Woman’s Professional Association as a member back in 2012. Melissa is also currently the Vice president of Brightveiw Elementary Parent Council Advisory Board, where her son attends, as of February 2018.

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