After sobbing the former guitar player of a group named Quartz and played with them for a year, I decided to put up my own group.

Concordia University was, at that time, crowded of amazing musicians, teachers and students alike. It was easy to start a band or to play in dozen of them. There were a lot of original groups rehearsing in the university facilities. Actually, many of the songs featured on the Fast Food album were composed as homework for a composition class or based on techniques that I learned in those courses.

The Fast Food album is the second version of the Septet. We played at the Montreal Jazz Festival and in many jazz clubs in downtown Montreal like the Grand Cafe, the KMH and L’air du temps, for the Montreal Jazz Festival contest.

You can download each song for free after completing a short review. Depending of your location, there is not enough review to cover the entire album.

If you want to have the full album, or if you don’t feel like completing 6 reviews you can get the complete original album for $6 using eBay.

I am, like too many, an artist without a record deal. After spending my life making demos and even a CD attempt to get that famous deal, I decided to give away my music for free.

I wrote music for trio, quartet, septet, brass band, big band and many other band set up.

Coming soon, you’ll be able to download all my original compositions for free.