Langdon Auger

Scott Langejan, better known by his stage name Langdon Auger, is a Canadian rapper and producer from Victoria, British Columbia. He has recorded six albums and a mixtape so far.

Early life and education

Auger grew up in Victoria, and graduated from Claremont Secondary School. His grandmother encouraged him to pursue his ambitions of becoming a musician. He moved to Vancouver in 2001. He studied at BCIT, earning a degree in sales and marketing.

Career

In April 2003, a virtually unknown rapper at the time, Auger won the Scorch the Mic battle, a freestyle emcee competition in Vancouver BC. In June of that same year, Auger gained attention for his song "Island Nights", from the ''Crisp Living'' album, recorded in his basement. It was the first time an independent song reached number one on The Beat 94.5's Top 7 at 7 request program. "Island Nights" was later named the fourth-best-written song about Victoria by the city's top music reviewer. He was an opening act on one of Maestro's tours. In 2004 Auger released the ''Wizard of Augz'' album which spawned another hit single, "Got You Caught", which went to number one on the Beat 94.5's Top 7 at 7 as well. Later the song won third place in the R&B/hip hop category for the 2005 International Songwriting Competition. From the same album, "Pat's Song" is a tribute to the brother of his old manager, broadcast personality Dylan "Big D" Willows. Pat died in a motor vehicle accident.

In 2008, he released the album ', again independently to a sellout crowd in Victoria, BC
In 2009, Auger released "The AUG Ep", again independently.
2011 saw Auger release his 4th full-length album "The Illuminaugi" on 11/11/11. Auger's raps feature countless local references – Clover Point, the drivethru at Wendy's, the tennis bubble at Cedar Hill Recreation Centre – but they are also full of tributes to his fallen friends and family. Life has thrown Auger some curveballs, a journey he details in depth on The Illuminaugi.

Langdon was nominated as one of the best artists in Victoria in the "Times Colonist Music Awards" for 2011.

Discography

* ''Songs from the Hills'' – 2001
* ''Island Nights – The Mixtape'' – 2002
* ''Crisp Living'' – 2003
* ''The Wizard of Augz'' – 2004
* ' – 2008
* ''The Aug EP'' – 2009
* ''The Illuminaugi – 2011''

See also

* Cory Bowles
* Anodajay
* Dàvid Record
* Chuckie Akenz

References

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Date of birth missing (living people)
1979 births
Living people
Musicians from Victoria, British Columbia
British Columbia Institute of Technology alumni
Canadian male rappers
21st-century Canadian rappers
21st-century Canadian male musicians