Eddy Jasmin grew up in Montreal's West Island, but there is probably not one dance floor in this city he hasn't seen or conquered. Like many DJs of his generation, Eddy was already starting to make a name for himself by mastering the mixer when House music came out big. | For a guy who, even as a toddler, had always put music above everything else, the revelation was nothing short of an epiphany. Within the seventeen years of his hard work career, toughened by life's odd challenges and the thousand and one nights spent here and there making other music lovers dance with joy, Eddy is now more than ever in control of his art. Like every DJ who strives to constantly grow, he is mainly focusing on the perfect balance between his creative studio work and the vital energy he draws when holding the decks on a fiery night. Eddy Jasmin has left an indelible imprint on the development of Eastern Canada's House music community. Tagged Montreal's "Prince of House", Eddy is no stranger to the techno and electro vibes either, borrowing the best of both styles as his fine-tuned animal instincts guide his selections, delivered with taste and poise. Known for his long term residency at Montreal's legendary Sona, this Haitian sensation most definitely enhanced is reputation with his recent performance at the 514 Productions Celebration 2005 and shows no signs of slowing down any time soon. These days, however, his signature style of balls-to-the-wall house and progressive has taken on a vital dimension: electro. Eddy's friendship with Lipstick Music founder Nivoc (GlobalSound) cemented his desire to explore this new direction. Along with production partner and technician extraordinaire Julien "Jul" Turmel, Eddy has developed a tribal and techno-flavored style of electro that is both accessible and underground. His creativity in the studio is matched only by his energy behind the decks; it's a potent combination that breaks down barriers, opening hearts and minds to the myriad influences that make Eddy Jasmin a late night savior.