Vikas Kohli
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| Background information | |
| Origin | Mississauga, Ontario, Canada |
| Genres | Country, Pop, Bhangra, Hip-Hop, Rock |
| Years active | 2003–present |
| Associated acts | The Responsibles, Tef & Don, jsin, Man The Destroyer, GQnumberOne, scribblepen |
Vikas Kohli is an Indian musician, sought-after music producer, Kohli is well versed in music across a variety of genres from punk, jazz, and hip-hop, to country, metal, and Bollywood pop. He is known internationally for his extensive repertoire, his expertise with song arrangements, A-list session musicians and his one-on-one artist development and producer best known for founding Fatlabs.
Fatlabs is home recording studio in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada, founded in 2003. Kohli is best known for his ability to work with multiple genres. Vikas has produced punk, jazz, hip-hop, soul, country, pop, R&B, classical, metal, rock and bhangra albums. He has also contributed songs to Bollywood films.
The song he produced for Bollywood film "Mission Istaanbul" was performed live at the International Indian Film Academy Awards. He composed a song for the Canadian Film Centre's "Shanti Baba Ram & The Dancers of Hope", which aired on Canwest Global. He also composed the song "I Do. Do I?". He's produced two albums with The Responsibles, which were nominated for Punk Recording of the Year and charted nationally; co-wrote Jennifer Abadesso's song "Did You Think", which hit #1 in Paris; produced multi-million album selling Bhangra artist Mika Singh and collaborated on projects with Cappadonna (Wu-Tang Clan), Justin Nozuka, Moka Only and Apache Indian. Vikas has been profiled by CBC, Globe and Mail, Toronto Star, Rogers TV, OMNI TV, Hindustan Times, MSN, AOL, Yahoo and Zee News.
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