Canadian artist profile
SourcedFelix Cartal
Artist · Vancouver, BC
Felix Cartal is a Vancouver DJ, producer, and songwriter whose melodic electronic music connects house, dance-pop, indie collaboration, and a DIY approach to live events.
- Active since
- 2006
- Catalog
- 114 releases
- Last checked
- July 12, 2026
About
The artist
Felix Cartal is the Vancouver electronic project of producer, DJ, songwriter, and director Taelor Deitcher. He began in punk and progressive bands around North Vancouver before moving into electronic production in the mid-2000s. Early releases for Dim Mak led to Popular Music in 2010 and Different Faces in 2012. His later work placed more emphasis on melodic songwriting and vocal collaboration through Next Season, Expensive Sounds For Nice People, and Into Sunsets. Collaborators across that period include Lights, Sophie Simmons, Karen Harding, Daya, Elohim, Tegan and Sara, Rêve, and other pop and electronic artists. The 2025 album i, sabotage developed that approach through songs including Dancing In A Dream, Dissociate, and Summer Rain, while the expanded i (still), sabotage followed in February 2026. The exact Spotify identity currently contains 114 distinct album and single containers from May 2009 through May 2026, including seven album-classified releases and 107 singles. Scream! with Ashley Sienna is the latest matching release. Cartal has also built a local live practice around short-notice beach, transit, club, and community pop-ups. Billboard Canada and SoundCloud independently identify him as Vancouver-based in 2026, while Universal Music Canada does the same in 2025 and his artist-controlled journal documents ongoing work around Vancouver and Whistler. His JUNO record includes Dance Recording of the Year wins for Love Me with Lights and Need Your Love with Karen Harding, followed by a 2026 nomination for i, sabotage. English and French copy and translation provenance were reviewed together, Spotify media is rendered with provider attribution, professional inquiries are routed through the official site, and no direct personal contact details are republished.
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