Evolution by Brilly x Scott Storch

Brilly (formerly Locked and Loading), also known as David Brodeur is a Director and Digital Artist from the USA. Born and raised in Philly, starting his career in Chi Town and currently living in St. Pete, he has created a variety of digital artworks. His client list includes some of the largest brands in the world such as Google, Gucci, STARZ, Adobe, Nike, Audi, BMW and Air Jordan to name a few. He also has created visuals for musical artists such as Skrillex, Amon Tobin, Drake, Scott Storch, DJ Carnage and Diplo's Mad Decent Label. In addition to creating under his own brand and client work, he is also a 3D animation professor at one of the top art colleges in the world, Ringling College of Art and Design. His personal work is known for having a wide range of imagery through his various 'Series' Collections.
Scott Storch
After nearly three decades in the game, Scott Storch still occupies the same spot, blessing records with his signature keys, rapturous beats, and unmistakable touch. With eight GRAMMY® Awards, the iconic producer’s discography spans dozens of chart-busting smashes, including The Roots’ GRAMMY® Award-winning 'You Got Me' [feat. Erykah Badu & Eve], Dr. Dre’s classic 'Still D.R.E.' [feat. Snoop Dogg], Fat Joe’s 'Lean Back' [feat. Remy Ma], Beyoncé’s “Naughty Girl,” Chris Brown’s 'Undecided,' and Post Malone’s 'Zack and Codeine.' The floodgates opened following 'Still D.R.E.' as he ignited an unbeatable decade run highlighted by the likes of Gwen Stefani’s GRAMMY® Award-winning 'Let Me Blow Ya Mind' [feat. Eve], Chris Brown’s 'Run It,' Christina Aguilera’s 'Fighter,' Mario’s 'Let Me Love You,' and 50 Cent’s Billboard Hot 100 number one 'Candy Shop,' to name a few. 'I’m a self-taught keyboard and piano player,' he states. 'Since I’m self-taught, I have a style of playing that speaks melodically and rhythmically. I play the keyboard very percussively—almost as if it’s a drum. I hear rhythms just a little differently. It’s something I’ve tapped into. It’s in my soul, and it comes out of my fingers.' As he preps his debut album, he also opens The Heavenly Center (THC) in Los Angeles, CA. This 200-person treatment facility utilizes cannabis in the recovery process for addiction. "When you hear this, I hope you think, ‘Scott Storch still has that fire’.'