As a graduate in sound engineering at prestigious Parisian FEMIS film schoo… Read Full Bio ↴As a graduate in sound engineering at prestigious Parisian FEMIS film school, Quentin Lepoutre, aka Myd, offered his strong technical expertise to make his Club Cheval crew – him plus Canblaster, Panteros666 and Sam Tiba – become serious outsiders on the dance music map. A strawberry-blond version of Quincy Jones for the Facebook/Tumblr/post-empire generation, Myd’s a very versatile music-maker, both able to deliver purely functional, club-oriented tracky material, and poppier, regressive house fantaisies. His audio skills give his work a unique 3D coating, a singular, artificial patina. The sound of Myd is something wide and hyperactive, though displaying the compacted, throbbing textures that define the trademark Club Cheval sound.

Myd’s long-term ambition would be to build new standards for mainstream dance music. Traffic between underground scenes and mass-produced hits having never been so saturated, listeners need artists to act as musical scouts, to filter, sort out, and recompose this data overload, and instinctively conjuring its secret pathways and logic. And that’s pretty much what Myd’s here for. He aspires to become a proper pop producer, a true « music director », and can’t really be bothered with some niche-star status. Working with other artists always had him refine his own personal sound, and helped him use his production tools better and better. Myd’s sound lays on a rich, contrasted aural palette : it’s high-tech sounding, well-balanced, complex yet articulate. It blends Euro techno gusts with tropical siroccos, and an unmissable song-craft with a taste for baroque-ish sophistication.

Since his first track, « Train to Bamako », one the founding hits of the tropical house scene in 2009, Myd has produced many brilliant, smart remixes, for artists such as Yelle ou Two Door Cinema Club. Then last spring, he came back with the « Octodip » EP – that was less tropical and more focused on occult vocal cut-up work – for new French label Marble, created in early 2011 by former Institubes mainstays Para One, Surkin and Bobmo. As Club Cheval are currently working on their debut album, the future seems clear and vivid for our boy Myd, teeming with previously unheard musical ideas and aural stimuli. And meanwhile, go and check his productions, feel ecstatic, and just imagine what’s up next.

Born a Loser
Myd Lyrics

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I was born a loser, ah I was born a loser, ah I was born a loser, ah
I was born a loser, ah I was born a loser, ah I was born a loser, ah I was born a loser, ah I was born a loser, ah I was born a loser, ah I was born a loser, ah I was born a loser, ah I was born a loser, ah Baby, now baby, now... (guess who's in the mood) Baby, now baby, now... (guess who's in the mood) Baby, now baby, now... (guess who's in the mood) Baby, now baby, now... (guess who's in the mood) Baby, now baby, now... (I was born a loser, ah) Baby, now baby, now... (I was born a loser, ah) Baby, now baby, now... (I was born a loser, ah) I was born, I was born, I was born... (Guess who's in the mood) I was born a loser, ah (Guess who's in the mood) I was born a loser, ah (Guess who's in the mood) I was born a loser, ah (Guess who's in the mood) I was born a loser, ah (Guess who's in the mood) I was born a loser, ah (Guess who's in the mood) I was born a loser, ah

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Myd's song "Born a Loser" express a sense of resignation and acceptance of one's fate. The repetition of the phrase "I was born a loser" reinforces this idea, as if the singer is trying to convince themselves that they have always been destined to fail. The addition of "Baby, now baby, now..." seems to be a way of shrugging off this negativity and moving on, almost as if the singer is telling themselves to snap out of it and embrace the present.

The repetition of the phrase could also represent the feeling of being stuck in a cycle of failure, with no hope of breaking free. The mood is somewhat melancholy and resigned, but there is also an element of determination and resilience. The singer acknowledges their past struggles, but they are not defeated by them.

The song may also be interpreted as a commentary on societal expectations and the pressure to succeed. By proclaiming themselves a "loser," the singer rejects these expectations and embraces their own unique path. Overall, the song is a powerful testament to the importance of self-acceptance and the ability to persevere despite setbacks.

Line by Line Meaning

I was born a loser, ah I was born a loser, ah I was born a loser, ah
The artist feels that they were born as a loser and they are struggling to come to terms with it.

Baby, now baby, now... (guess who's in the mood)
The artist feels frustrated and angry about their situation and is in a negative mood.

I was born, I was born, I was born... (Guess who's in the mood)
The artist feels like their situation is unfair and they are helpless to change it.

I was born a loser, ah (Guess who's in the mood)
The artist feels like they were destined to be a loser and it is affecting their mood.

Lyrics © HEADBANGERS PUBLISHING, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, BECAUSE EDITIONS, SOC SONY ATV ALLEGRO MUSIC PUBLISHING FRANCE
Written by: Quentin LEPOUTRE

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