One of our slopes featured in the new EP of DJ Mitch Oliver

Mont SUTTON is part of Mitch Oliver’s creative process when he composes his tracks. A loyal skier to our station since the age of 4, he has just released his new EP Sea to Sky. The first track of the EP, Alpine, is named after one of our ski slopes which is his favorite.

This is not the first of his tracks that honors our ski slopes. In 2021, he titled one of his compositions Alleghanys. His attachment with skiing and Mont SUTTON is visibly present. The mountain is for him a place synonymous with his childhood and many memories, which makes it a common theme in his works. On the cover of his new EP, you can see a picture of Mitch Oliver on our slopes when he was a kid!

In March 2021, the DJ performed at the top of the mountain for the third episode of his Aurora series, called Transcendence. The whole thing was filmed, which offers a striking result, mixing music and nature. You can watch the performance here.

Mitch Oliver’s new EP Sea to Sky is available on streaming platforms since May 20th! Click here to listen to it!

Are you inspired by the mountain too? Don’t hesitate to share your work with us!

You want to know more about Mitch Oliver? Here’s a short biography : Born and raised in Montreal, Mitch Oliver is an emissary for the burgeoning east coast melodic movement. The rising DJ/Producer and Sound Engineer, signed to the likes of Akbal Music, XYZ and Magician On Duty, has established a respected reputation for his personalized blend of deep emotive grooves. His deft touch in the studio and adept curation have taken him across Canada, the US, and the Caribbean with performances at renowned events such as AIM Festival, Burning Man and SXM Festival. At home, Mitch Oliver has taken on the mantle of driving the Montreal scene forward through his budding Aurora events and through vibrant residencies at the likes of Velvet and Guy Laliberté’s PY1 Nights.