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Pascal Guyon
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| Background information | |
| Origin | France |
| Genres | Pop, Classical, R&B, Latin, Hip Hop, Jazz |
| Instruments | Piano |
| Years active | 1999-present |
| Associated acts | Leona Lewis, Anthony Hamilton, Joe Budden, Big Time Rush, Kat Deluna, Wynter Gordon, Heavy D, Katherine McNamara, TVXQ, Super Junior, Jane Zhang, Kim Tae-yeon |
Pascal Guyon is a talented musician, producer, and songwriter from France. He is also a mixing engineer, which means he helps make sure songs sound great. Pascal has even been part of projects that received three Grammy nominations! Besides music, he is also a computer coder and a public speaker.
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Pascal Guyon's Journey in Music and Tech
Early Career and Musical Talents
Pascal Guyon began his professional journey in music when he was just seventeen years old. He started as a mixing engineer, helping artists create their best sound. By the age of nineteen, he was already teaching piano. He taught both classical and jazz piano at two conservatories in France. At the same time, he performed with different bands.
Working with International Artists
In 2008, Pascal started working with famous artists from around the world. He collaborated with D.O.E., an artist connected to Timbaland. He also worked with the popular K-pop boy band TVXQ. When he first moved to Los Angeles, he quickly started on big projects. Within two weeks, he worked on Spirit by Leona Lewis. He also contributed to The Point of It All by Anthony Hamilton.
Pascal has created music for many top artists and brands globally. Some of these include Raheem DeVaughn, Wynter Gordon, Jane Zhang, and Kim Tae-yeon. He has also worked with innovative companies like Hyperloop Transportation Technologies.
Exploring New Technologies
In 2015, Pascal was a judge at a special event called a hackathon. This event was part of Music Tech Fest in Scandinavia. He judged alongside Phonat, an artist from Owsla. Pascal also sometimes writes songs with Nanxi Liu. She is a successful entrepreneur and CEO of Enplug.
In 2017, Pascal used his coding skills to create something new. He programmed a special educational video game. This game showed how players could earn money instantly without any cost. He used a new technology called blockchain to make this possible.
In 2020, Pascal was a featured speaker at Campus Digital. This event in Paris focused on the future of the music industry. It also covered how law and technology are changing music. Pascal has also been working as a software developer for Hyperloop Transportation Technologies. This company is developing super-fast transportation systems.
Music Pascal Guyon Has Worked On
Pascal Guyon has contributed to many songs for different artists. Here are some of the notable music projects he has worked on:
- 2020: "How Can I Fail" by NoTrace. This song was featured in the popular video game NBA 2K21.
- 2020: "Fighter's Spirit" by NoTrace. This song was also featured in the NBA 2K21 video game.
- 2020: "Making a Monster Out Of Me" by Katherine McNamara. This song was part of the TV show The Stand (2020 miniseries).
- 2017: "Rescue Me" by Kim Tae-yeon.
- 2014: "Vadonatúj érzés" by Gigi Radics.
- 2014: "Get Out Of My Life" by Jane Zhang.
- 2011: "Putting it Out There" by Wynter Gordon.
- 2011: "Blow Your Speakers" by Big Time Rush.
- 2009: "Why I like you" and "Love Disease" by Super Junior.
- 2009: "Turn It Out" by D.O.E., featured in The Marc Pease Experience.
- 2008: "You're my melody" by TVXQ, from their album Mirotic.
- 2008: "She's Gone" by Anthony Hamilton.
- 2007: "Here I Am" by Leona Lewis.
