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consisting of Jérôme Rocipon and Pierre Crube.

Biography

Jérôme Rocipon is a native of Bordeaux, France and played as a guitarist in various rock groups in the country with additional interests in hip hop. He started to correspond with Pierre Crube, a composer of experimental electronic music from Montreal in the primarily Francophone province of Quebec in Canada. The two exchanged their compositions on the Internet. From this exchange, the project Numéro# was born, and their compositions were put online on MySpace. Their debut album, ''L'Idéologie des stars'', was released in 2006 on the Montreal-based independent label Saboteur Musique. The duo performed heavily, including notably opening up for TTC. A single, "Hit pop", started to receive play on commercial top 40 radio, which is unusual for an independent group. The band's second single, "Chewing-Gum Fraise", is their biggest hit in Canada, mostly Quebec. The song's video was the #2 video of the year on MusiquePlus.

Collaborations

The rap group

Omnikrom Omnikrom is a Canadian rap, crunk, and electro group formed in Montréal.

Discography

Albums

*''L'Idéologie des stars'' (Saboteur Musique, 2006) *''Sport de combat'' (2009)

Singles

*"Hit-pop" (2007) *"Chewing-gum fraise" (featuring Omnikrom) (2007) *"J'aime la bourgeoisie" (2008) *"Tout est parfait" (2009) *"Juste pour le flirt" (featuring Teki Latex) (2010) {{DEFAULTSORT:Numero Canadian electronic music groups Electronic music duos French electronic music groups Musical groups established in 2006 2006 establishments in France 2006 establishments in Quebec