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Loukeman is a Toronto-based producer, DJ, and songwriter. His music pulls from folk, pop,
rap, and R&B, creating his own warped yet familiar forms. He''''s earned support from the likes
of a wide range of artists including Fred again.., Obongjayar, Amine, Skin on Skin, Ecco2k, and
more. He''''s delivered official remixes for PinkPantheress, Vegyn, and Obongjayar, and he''''s
shared stages with some of the most exciting acts in the underground. Most recently, he's
produced 5 tracks on ASAP Rocky's long awaited record, 'Don't Be Dumb.' Having garnered
praise for his self-released Sd-1, Loukeman followed up with Sd-2, which established his
cultural and critical presence. Sd-2 ' the second of a planned trilogy -- continued his
display of range as one of the most exciting producers in recent years. Following the release,
praise followed from the likes of Pitchfork, Resident Advisor, Mixmag, and numerous others.
He launched a series of club nights titled BRXZN WXRLD in 2024, which sold out across
London, Los Angeles, Toronto, and NYC. A recent guest mix on Rinse.fm provides a glimpse
into his eclectic mix style and range of edits. His music has been used by a multitude of
brands from Burberry, and Stussy to Nike and Apple. With a forthcoming album in 2026, he's
also caught the attention of several pop acts as a producer and co-writer.
In case this is also helpful, I'm sending along some thoughts gathered from a brand exercise
that we did with Loukeman:
Brands already embedded in his daily life and touring world include Elektron, Apple,
Rimowa, Timberland, Arcteryx, The North Face, Audio Technica, SONY, Playstation, Sandisk,
Nike, Adidas, Prada, Supreme, Stussy, Margiela, Our Legacy, Acne, Canada Goose, Moncler,
LV, Gucci, and various hockey-related brands like Bauer and CCM.
Lifestyle-wise, he generally gravitates toward light lager or tequila (we didn''''t go deep on
alcohol yet).
Culturally, there''''s a strong intersection with outdoor brands, Canadian activities (especially
hockey), and the left-field electronic/skate/rap listener communities. We''''ve already seen
organic interest from brands like Arcteryx and The North Face, and even some outreach
from outdoor-focused event platforms.
From an experiential/creative standpoint, he''''s particularly inspired by thoughtful, hypedriven collaborations ' for example, Aphex Twin''''s plugin concept that invited fans directly
into the creative process, or the more intentional Supreme collabs that feel curated rather
than over-commercialized.