Bio

Dajaun Martineau is a Record Producer and Engineer based out of toronto ontario. Dajaun learned his expertise freelancing around some of Toronto's most admired Recording studios (including, Metalworks, Vespa Music Group etc). Dajaun has worked with and learned from some of the industry's legends including: Jack Richardson, Eric Ratz, GGGarth Richardson and Gavin Brown. Assuming as many roles as possible Dajaun has learned recording from various first hand experiences. Working on Cancer Bat's Bears Mayors Scraps & bones and Editing Dead & Divine's "The Machines We Are", both seeing success on the charts in Canada and the UK, has given Dajaun a strong grasp on the methods used to create world class recordings. Today Dajaun, while working with various producers, is focusing on producing albums. Some notable productions include the up and coming "Good Morning Mr. Washington" by Shaman Ayerhart and the just released "Panic Don't Panic" by Farewell Cool Reason.

Television, Film and Commercial Broadcasts:

-By The Rapids Season 2 (Big Soul Productions) - Engineer (2009)
-By The Rapids Season 1 (Big Soul Productions) - Editor (2008)
-Footprints (Big Soul Productions) - Music Mixing Engineer (2008)
-Under The Sea 3D (IMAX) - Assistant Tracking Engineer (2008)
-Windows 7 (Microsoft) - Assistant Tracking Engineer (2008)

Artists:

-Farewell Cool Reason - Producer/ Mix (2010)
-Rides Again - Editor (2010)
-Hello Beautiful - Editor (2010)
-Cancer Bats - Additional Editing (2009)
-Dead and Divine - Editor and Programmer (2009)
-Fallon Bowman - Producer & Engineer (2009)
-Ninjaspy - Producer/Engineer for Live DVD (2008)
-Jim McCarty (Yardbirds) - Assistant Engineer(Spring 2008)
-Loreena Mckennitt - Studio Assistant for Tour Prep (Spring 2008)
-Los Lobos - Live Sound Technician (Summer 2007 - BluesFest)
-Robert Cray - Live Sound Technician (Summer 2007 - BluesFest)
-Buju Banton - Live sound Technician (Summer 2007)
-Chantal Kreviazuk - Live Sound Technician (Winter 2006)
-Raine Maida (Our Lady Peace) - Live Sound Technician (Winter 2006)