Lunice

About

The artist

Lunice Fermin Pierre II is a Montréal record producer and DJ who began as a breakdancer before moving into music production and live performance. Apple Music dates his first DJ mixes and Bass Culture performance to 2007, and records his participation in the 2010 Red Bull Music Academy in London. He joined LuckyMe in 2010 and later formed TNGHT with Hudson Mohawke, combining hip hop production with forward-looking electronic club music. His current official site and MUTEK profile document continued solo work, collaborations, touring, and releases, while LuckyMe's current artist roster lists him in Montréal, Québec. The exact Spotify identity contains 45 album and single containers from January 2011 through December 2025. Under Spotify's provider classifications, that total comprises eight albums and 37 singles, with no separate EP type. Apple Music classifies the two-track Dance Champions as an EP while Spotify classifies the same release as a single, so the public catalog keeps Spotify's provider-scoped count and preserves the classification difference here. Representative releases include Stacker Upper, CCCLX, Moving Parts with The Alchemist, OPEN, and Dance Champions. Qobuz's official release metadata credits Lunice as a producer on Lil Wayne's 2013 track Lay It Down alongside Hudson Mohawke and Diplo, supporting his inclusion in MusicList's producer category. No artist-designated public professional contact route was found on the reviewed official pages, so the profile omits contact details instead of inferring or copying them. The exact English and French payload was reviewed for identity, current Canadian province, activity, provider-scoped catalog, production credit, relationships, contact omission, media treatment, and translation quality.