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PFREUD'S BIOGRAPHY: Pfreud (Frederic Laurier) is born in Montreal and he’s a DJ and producer. For then last 15 years he’s been active on the electronic music scene. From 1995 to 2001, he was constantly in demand due to his own personal sound. Describe it as electro-house with a touch of techno-disco. Pfreud becomes a reference in Montreal and whittles an enviable position for himself as a resident DJ in the city’s renowned night clubs (Sona, Red Lite, High Bar and Jaï). He shares the decks with the greatest, namely Felix Da Housecat, Dimitri From Paris, Green Velvet, Carl Cox, Misstress Barbara, Tiga, Darren Emerson (Underworld) and Markus Nikolaï. His passion for music takes him to work for state of of the art electronic music shops, specialized for DJs (DNA Records and Tabou).

In 2001, the “A Yachting Love Story” mixed cd put together by DJ Pfreud, was on sale everywhere in Canada on the Trigger Records label, under license from Warner Music Canada. The record ‘sold-out’ shortly after the release.

In 2002 he temporarily puts a stop to the electronic music landscape to take up specialized training in sound recording management. He now progresses as a sound engineer and designer at Boogie Studio in Montreal. He maintains the spirit for music by creating his very own productions.

Pfreud always stays alert towards musical trends and likes to share it with his fans. He is distinguished by his versatility and his technical talents. His specialities allow him to mix those avant-garde and more classic sounds with the greatest of ease.

Pfreud   Montreal, Canada

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    Pfreud "Tched House Vol. 3"

    Pfreud on August 17, 2012 21:07
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    Pfreud Tched-House Vol. 2

    Pfreud on February 18, 2011 19:39

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