Kim Gaboury, known as AKIDO, stands out in the Canadian music landscape as a composer who not only contributes but transforms the cinematic realm. His eclectic portfolio, a fusion of rock, electronic, and electro-acoustic genres, transcends traditional boundaries, captivating audiences globally.

Renowned for crafting the music score of award-winning films and TV series, Gaboury's collaborations with directors like Stéphan Beaudoin and Julian Jones have elevated storytelling to new heights. His work isn't just about composing music; it's about creating an emotional pulse that brings stories to life.

Gaboury's journey began in Quebec, where he first explored music playing guitar in local bands. His evolution into a composer who resonates deeply with viewers reflects his passion for the art of modern cinema, blending technology with an innate understanding of musical intricacies. Collaborations with Michel Cusson, spanning from popular TV series like Unité 9, À coeur battant, to megashows like Cavalia’s Odysseo, showcase his versatile and collaborative spirit.

Among his most acclaimed projects are the TV series Classé Secret and the 3D documentary-drama Inside the Mind of Leonardo, as well as “The Bizarre Stories of Professor Zarbi”. These works, along with his film scores for Maïna and Coteau Rouge, underscore his ability to weave music seamlessly into the narrative fabric.

Gaboury’s work under the AKIDO moniker further highlights his artistic range, garnering attention for its emotional depth and innovative approach. With accolades from the Prix Gémeaux and Canadian Screen Awards to the CBC Radio Bucky Awards, his music transcends the conventional, leaving a lasting impact on listeners.

In his artistic journey, illuminated by numerous grants and the support of prestigious institutions, Gaboury has not just composed music but has given voice to the unspoken narratives of cinema. His work is a testament to the power of music in storytelling, inviting audiences into the heart of each tale he touches.