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Julius Butty
Also known as	Juice Butty
Origin	Canada
Occupation(s)	Record producer

Julius "Juice" Butty is a Canadian record producer. He was a 2007 nominee for the Jack Richardson Producer of the Year Award. In August of 2018, he opened ARC Recording Studio in Hamilton, Ontario.

Production credits

Kristin Nicholls Band ^[1]
Alexisonfire ^[2]
The Gorgeous ^[2]
Sleeper Set Sail ^[2]
Hypodust (with whom he also sings lead vocals) ^[3]
Dear Jane, I... ^[4]
Navy
Kobra and the Lotus ^[2]
Senate
Haddonfield
A Day and Deathwish
Ceremonial Snips
Rise Over Run
Jude the Obscure ^[2]
Murder Thy Maker
City and Colour ^[2]
Protest the Hero ^[2]
Callahan
Marcio Novelli ^[3]
Varga ^[2]

References

External links

Steven Scharf Entertainment profile of Julius Butty

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