Fred Everything (born Frédéric Blais in Quebec) got his moniker back in the rave days, when he was known as DJ Everything, because he’d spin everything from house and techno to drum ‘n’ bass. With a ...

French Canadian artist Fred Everything began his career in the early 90’s playing at nightclubs in Montreal, and the auspicious career that followed has spanned over 20 years and continues to thrive.

Long Way Home marks Fred Everything's fourth album, and the first to be released on his own label, Lazy Days Recordings. The album indicates his return to his hometown of Montreal after eight years in ...

Fred Everything at Element (553 Queen West), Saturday (December 1). $10, free before 10:30 pm. 416-359-1919. Montreal-based producer and DJ Fred Everything is French Canada’s house music ambassador.

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Canadian-born Fred Everything seems destined to take his place alongside house-music maestros like Mark Farina and Miguel Migs as a masterful purveyor of innovative and appealing deep house. His work ...

Join us for an unforgettable night as we celebrate 20 years of the iconic Lazy Days Records with its founder, the legendary DJ and producer Fred Everything. Known for his deep, soulful house music, ...

Born In Hull and raised in Quebec City, Fred Everything moved to Montreal in 1996. He was then working at Montreal’s institution Inbeat Records and secured himself residencies in the city’s top clubs.

Fred Everything has been a driving force in the world of house music for over twenty years with a discography of over 200 releases on labels including 2020 Vision, Om, Freerange, Tsuba, Get Physical, ...