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This whole article is unsourced short of one reference I just added. While it isn't particularly contentious, a lot of it does seem to come from one or more sources affiliated with the subject. I'm basing this on the wording and a quite high percentage of IP edits. An example is this one [1].
Interesting is also the claim of In parallel Dimitri has been writing for movies such as [...] and Kevin McDonald movie "State of Play". While IMDb isn't necessarily a valid source and Hollyword works in mysterious ways, the credit as only 'drummer' [2] and not 'composer' of score or a track is noteworthy and speaks against the claim.
The rather frequent updates of who he is working with also indicates edits by an affiliate. The page of his management company [3] lists track credits, 1: is that a reliable source? and 2: should the section be cut down to "noteworthy tracks/albums/..."? -- Katana (talk) 23:52, 14 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]
