History
Chris DiPardo, born March 17, 1988 was always interested in music. Growing up in Niagara Falls Chris would perform in local bands and attend local shows.
In 2006 he started started the metal band "Dorian Gray." That same year he initiated "No Shame Productions" (Later to become DP ENTERTAINMENT) where he put on local shows in downtown Niagara Falls, to showcase local acts and build Dorian Gray's following.
In 2008 he moved to Mississauga and attended Metal Works Institute of Music Production. During college he started promoting, booking, and managing in Mississauga through newly founded DP ENTERTAINMENT. He noticed that Mississauga didn't have a music scene like Niagara so he decided to being the music there. He ran concerts for bands like: Abandon All Ships, We Came As Romans, Straight Reads The Line, Hometown Beatdown and more. While doing these concerts and attending school he would also take the role as an Agent/Manager and book performances and US/CANADIAN tours for Dorian Gray.
After graduating in 2010, the members of Dorian Gray all decided to go their separate ways. Chris couldn't stop music. It was at this point he decided to form the band Paramount. He booked a USA tour from Nashville-Texas-Californa and back for the new band. But unfortunately they were refused access to the USA. It was at this point the band gave up, before they ever started really.
Frustrated with the whole band-bailing thing, Chris moved to Toronto and decided to do things on his own. In 2011 he started R33SON, a Dubstep solo project. Dubstep was still new to him in 2011, but it interested him and he knew he could take his time on releasing an album.
R33SON has showcased a bunch of singles and remixes to "test the waters." The debut album "Inertia" (October 16, 2012) is an album that is poppy, and heavy bass much similar to the Metal "RIFF-BREAKDOWN" idea--only with synths. It features other talented rapper and singer collaborations.
Released under DP Entertainment, R33SON's Inertia is available on Band Camp, Itunes, Amazon and some retailers.
July 30, 2013, R33SON will be releasing his first full length: Robots VS Aliens. $2 of every ITunes album sale will be donated to the Humane Society Animal Rescue.
