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Derek Brin is a multi-platinum, award-winning〔 music producer, sound designer, and mix engineer〔(SOCAN Article on Video Game Composers )〕〔(Derek Brin Stock Music for Nightingale Music )〕 who founded Fierce Music Entertainment Inc.,〔(Article: ole’s Brin Brimming – Or Is That ‘Brinning’ – With Talent )〕 based in Toronto, Los Angeles, and the Caribbean. He is also CEO and creator of iCaribbeanTunes.com,〔(iCaribbeanTunes.com )〕 a major portal where the film, television, and video game industries can go to license music from the Caribbean. Brin, whose father is from St. Thomas and mother is Trinidadian, was born in Toronto, but raised between Toronto and the US Virgin Islands.〔(Article from Virgin Islands Daily News (July 4, 2006): Derek Brin - Producer With St. Thomas Roots Working To Get Play For Caribbean )〕 Before starting his own company, Brin spent 10 years as the in-house Composer, Sound Editor, and Head of Audio Operations at Visual Productions, a film and television production company, based in Toronto and South Africa.〔 Brin has worked with several of the industry's hottest artists, including Ne-Yo, Dan Hill, Jaheim, RuPaul, Kelly Price, Che'Nelle, Massari, Jane Zhang, Noel G, Dru, Andreea Bălan, Keo, Puya, Keshia Chanté, Kristine W, and Dream Warriors.〔(Article: UMAC Announces New Board Members and Advisors; Urban Music Association of Canada Welcomes New Faces )〕〔(Article: ole Signs Billboard Chart-Topping Writer/Producer To Multi-Year Deal )〕〔(AllMusic )〕〔(Discogs )〕〔(PMP Worldwide )〕〔(Article: Romanian Pop Superstars Tap ole’s Derek Brin for Domestic Success )〕〔Wikipedia: Subliminal Simulation (Dream Warriors)〕 Brin's work has been featured on ''So You Think You Can Dance'', ''The Hills'', ''Degrassi: The Next Generation'', ''Degrassi Goes Hollywood'', ''Wild Discovery'', ''Supermarket Sweep'', ''The Mom Show'', ''Blue Murder'', ''Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal'', ''Cover Guy'', ''The NHL Awards'', and ''Fashion File''.〔〔〔(Blip.TV )〕 He also contributed to ''Pokémon: The First Movie'', ''Save The Last Dance 2'', ''Blue Streak'', ''Smokin' Aces'', ''Poker Night'', and ''Replikator''.〔(Ole Music Publishing )〕〔(IMDb - The Internet Movie Database )〕 Brin has been engineer and programmer for hit songwriter Dan Hill since 2004 and programmer for industry heavyweights like Diane Warren (Realsongs), Guy Roche, Jud Friedman, and Allan Rich.〔 Brin composed music for the television series, ''Adventures in Evergreen Forest'', which won a Can Pro Award for Best Children's Programming.〔 Brin received Canadian Juno Awards for Best R&B/Soul Recording (Keshia Chanté,〔Wikipedia: Juno Awards of 2005〕 In Essence,〔Wikipedia: Juno Awards of 2004〕 and Rupert Gayle〔Wikipedia: Juno Awards of 1994〕) and Best Rap Recording (TBTBT and Devon)〔Wikipedia: Juno Award for Rap Recording of the Year〕 as well as many other nominations. Brin received Canadian Urban Music Awards for Album of the Year and Best R&B Single. In 2004, he was nominated for Producer of the Year.〔 In 1997, Brin produced and mixed the No. 7 Billboard Top 100 single "Do You Know (What It Takes)" by RCA/Transcontinental recording artist Robyn, which went gold in the US.〔(Hitlab.com )〕 In 2000, Brin produced and mixed the No. 1 Billboard Dance single "Stronger" by RCA recording artist Kristine W.〔 In 2004, Brin co-produced and mixed the single "Unpredictable" for Sony/BMG recording artist Keshia Chanté, which went gold in Canada.〔 In 2006, Brin's work earned nominations from the International Soca Awards for Best New Artist/Female and Best Female Vocal.〔〔(List of Nominees: International Soca Awards 2006 )〕 In 2007, Brin co-wrote the song "Daddy Thing" for Warner recording artist Jaheim, which entered the Billboard Top 200 at No. 1.〔 In 2007, Brin co-produced the song "Beautiful Surprise" for Philip7, which received a nomination for Best Alternative Song at the Barbados Music Awards.〔(Bajan Sun Article: Philip7 & Masala )〕 In 2007, Brin signed an international publishing deal with Ole Music Publishing.〔 In 2009, Brin was appointed to the Board of Directors of the Urban Music Association of Canada (UMAC) as Director of Artist Relations.〔 In 2010, Brin and music partner, Gary Serrao, received a nomination from the International Soca Awards for Best Soca Compilation Rhythm.〔(Article: The Soca Awards Organization (SAO) Releases the 2010 International Soca Awards (iSA) Nominees )〕 == Selected discography〔〔〔〔 == * ''I Fell In Love With The DJ'' by Che'Nelle * ''Daddy Thing'' by Jaheim * ''Body Body'' by Massari * ''Under The Radar'' by Massari * ''Red Hot'' by RuPaul * ''Would You Mind'' by Dru〔(Article: ole New Releases: A Top 30 Hit And Dru's The One For Japan )〕 * ''Unpredictable'' by Keshia Chanté * ''Hungry For Love'' by Andreea Bălan〔Wikipedia: SuperWoman - Andreea Bălan〕 * ''Closer'' by In Essence * ''Stronger'' by Kristine W * ''www.fan-ta-see'' by Innosense * ''Pokémon: The First Movie'', soundtrack * ''While You Were Gone'' by Kelly Price (''Blue Streak'' soundtrack) * ''Do You Know (What It Takes)'' by Robyn * ''Nothing Left To Say'' by Ryan Malcolm〔(Billboard: Home - Ryan Malcolm )〕 * ''Unconditional'' by Kalan Porter * ''Subliminal Simulation'' by Dream Warriors * ''Flex'' by Belinda * ''Can I Get A Yo'' by Graphidi Logik * ''One Track Mind'' by TBTBT (Too Bad to be True) * ''Stamina'' by Rameses〔(Article: Cropover Barbados )〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Derek Brin」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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