Soft Power

Gonzales' diverse body of work defies classification. A true artist and visionary, he combines an intense passion for his craft with equal parts musicianship, wit and comedic timing. Gonzales moved from Toronto to Berlin in 1998, pronounced himself 'President of the Berlin Underground', and found himself being asked to remix tracks for such luminaries as Daft Punk and Bjork. After releasing the electro-hipster classic, Gonzales Uber Alles, in 2000, he went on to Paris to collaborate with Feist on both Let It Die and The Reminder. In 2004, he released Solo Piano, which became Gonzales' best-selling album. He is now embraced by hipsters and humans alike. Soft Power, is Gonzales' fifth full-length album, co-produced with Renaud Letang.