Musical St-Alexandre director-conductor Mathieu Rivest. The five songs were La censure pour l'échafaud, La bataille des murailles, L'empire du pire en pire, Antiaméricanisme primaire and Libérez-nous des libéraux, to which music by Prokofiev, Berlioz, and Stravinsky was added. Partners included Télé-Québec, Vidéo Femmes and Audiogram, and a documentary entitled Symphonie Locass was released in the winter of 2006. Awards Loco Locass won awards from: ADISQ (best hip-hop album for Amour Oral, 2005); CRIA-certified gold album for selling 50,000 copies of Amour Oral (2005); MuchMusic Video Awards (nominated for best French-language video, 2005); MusiquePlus (artist of the month, April 2005). Discography Manifestif (2000) In Vivo (EP) (2003) Amour Oral (2004) Le Québec est mort, Vive le Québec ! (2012) #4 CAN Other contributions Malajube (2006) - "La russe" Groupes de Pamplemousse (2008) - "Marie-Louise" Le But (Allez Montréal), the goal song for the Montreal Canadiens from 2013 to 2017. Victory song 2018 to present Videos Sheila Chu la (2002) Groove Grave (2005) Bonzaion (2005) Spleen & Montreal (2006) La bataille des murailles en symphonique (2006) La censure pour l'échafaud (2006) La Paix des Braves (featuring Samian) (2007) M'accrocher (2008) Hymne à Québec (2010) Le But (2010) References External links Loco Locass Official site Loco Locass at MySpace Loco Locass videos Canadian hip hop groups Musical groups from Quebec Audiogram (label) artists Musical groups established in 1995 1995 establishments in Quebec Quebec sovereigntists