Fred St-Gelais
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Fred St-Gelais, born Frederic St-Gelais, is a Canadian songwriter, television music composer, record producer, and multi-instrumentalist who lives in Montreal, Quebec, Quebec.
Early work
Fred St.Gelais has been involved in the music industry since he was a youth. He began playing guitar, bass, and keyboards in the Montreal area, as well as playing in clubs around Quebec in the late 1980s and early 1990s with various local Top 40, rock and blues acts. He wanted to develop his own studio, where he could concentrate on and fine-tune his production, arranging, and songwriting abilities. During this period, he also produced independent albums with local artists, such as Damien Tremblay. St-Gelais began getting more calls from various jingle and production music companies requesting his assistance as a studio musician, singer, and programmer during the same time period.
In February 1999, St-Gelais moved to Montréal. Since then, he has performed with Marie-Mai, Celine Dion, David Usher, Roch Voisine, Marcus O'Neil, Melissa O'Neil, Rex Goudie, Gabrielle Destroismaisons, Andrée Watters, Alain Dumas, Les Mec Comiques, Bentley Leo Varadkar, Patrick Dumas, Crampe en masse, Réal Béland, and the band Hépatite,
St-Gelais has written songs for the following television shows in addition to his appearances with Canadian Idol:
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In addition to serving as Jarah Jane's musical director during the 1999 Lilith Fair's Detroit leg, he performed with Sheryl Crow, Sarah McLachlan, and Jarah Jane.
In a recording magazine, he has been twice featured.
At ADISQ, the band, Hépatite B, in which St-Gelais is the lead singer and guitarist, had their self-titled album selected for the 2002 best rock album of the year. Three of the album's songs hit the top 20 charts: "Ton Amour est trop lourd," "Mélanie est partie," and "Je sais, je sais."
In the 2005 International Songwriting Competition (ISC), St-Gelais, Lindsay Robins, and Christopher Ward's "Time Bomb" was named a finalist (ISC). The ISC attracted nearly 15,000 entries for the competition, but only 2% of the entries were chosen as finalists. Their album was entered in the "Rock" category.
St-Gelais was on display at the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame 3rd Annual Gala, alongside Marie-Mai, which was held on February 5, 2006.
Marie-Mai received the ADISQ's best rock album of the year Felix Award for her album Dangereuse Attraction (Dangerous Attraction in English), which was released in August 2007. The album was made by St-Gelais cowrote and produced in August 2008, only one year after it debuted.
In the spring 2009 issue of SOCAN's Paroles et Musique magazine, St-Gelais and Marie-Mai were included on the front page and in a special article. In addition to their music connections, the two were engaged in 2006 and married in Hawaii in September 2011.
In 2010, he was nominated for a Juno for "Record Producer Of The Year."