concert at the Trianon Theater. Discography Let's Groove Again – Single, 1999 (under the name "Gonzales") O.P. Original Prankster – (EP), 1999 (under the name "Gonzales") Gonzales Über Alles – Kitty-Yo, 2000 (under the name "Gonzales") The Entertainist – Kitty-Yo, 2000 Presidential Suite – Kitty-Yo, 2002 (under the name "Gonzales") Z – Kitty-Yo, 2003 (under the name "Gonzales") Daft Punk – "Too Long" (from Daft Club) (2003) Solo Piano – No Format!, 2004 (under the name "Gonzales") Soft Power – Mercury/Universal, 2008 (under the name "Gonzales") Le Guinness World Record 'The Works', 2009 You Can Dance – Gentle Threat, 2010 The Unspeakable Chilly Gonzales – Gentle Threat, 2011 Solo Piano II – Gentle Threat, 2012 Daft Punk – "Within" (from Random Access Memories) – 2013 Octave Minds (Chilly Gonzales and Boys Noize) – 2014 Chambers – Gentle Threat, 2015 Room 29 (Chilly Gonzales and Jarvis Cocker) – 2017 Live at Massey Hall – Gentle Threat, 2018 Other People's Pieces – Gentle Threat, 2018 Solo Piano III – 2018 A Very Chilly Christmas – 2020 Consumed in Key (Plastikman & Chilly Gonzales) – 2022 DVD content From Major to Minor – 2006 – No Format! The Unspeakable Chilly Gonzales Live with Orchestra – May 2012 – Gentle Threat Filmography Books In 2020, Gonzales wrote a book called Enya: A Treatise on Unguilty Pleasures.'' Gonzales uses his childhood appreciation for Enya as a metaphor for recognizing involuntary taste in music, rather than being affected by outside influences and social judgement. References External links Official Site Gonzales No Format! Epitonic: Gonzales Thought Catalog: Introducing Chilly Gonzales Gonzales in session at the Rob da Bank show Interview on the Jekyll and Hyde Show, 106FM Jerusalem 1972 births 20th-century Canadian rappers 21st-century Canadian male musicians 21st-century Canadian rappers Arts & Crafts Productions artists Canadian expatriates in France Canadian expatriates in Germany Canadian hip hop record producers Canadian male pianists Canadian male rappers Canadian people of Hungarian-Jewish descent Grammy Award winners Jewish Canadian musicians Jewish hip hop record producers Jewish rappers Kitty-Yo artists Living people McGill University School of Music alumni Musicians from Montreal Place of birth missing (living people) 20th-century Canadian male musicians