UNITED K9 isn’t just about showcasing the incredible world of working dogs — it’s also about celebrating energy, passion, and performance. That’s why we’re excited to announce that Digital Fire, also known as Conner Koula, will be bringing his explosive sound and unstoppable energy to the event.

A Montreal-based DJ, Conner’s journey began in 2010 when he first discovered electronic music. What started as a spark quickly turned into a burning ambition. At just 17, he was sneaking into shows underage, eager to soak up every beat, rhythm, and experience that the nightlife scene had to offer. His determination to learn every side of the industry pushed him to explore multiple genres and develop his craft as an open-format DJ. These early years gave him a wide-reaching network and a deep knowledge of music culture.

By 2013, that hard work started paying off. Digital Fire earned his first big recognition at the Like Minds Music Festival in Peterborough, Ontario. That set the stage for more opportunities: his versatility landed him the role of official DJ for So Clean, a collective of Montreal car enthusiasts known for hosting some of the city’s biggest shows. Soon after, he was recruited by the record label Trash Family, joining their East Coast D-Tour — a three-date run across Fredericton, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island. With each step, his reputation grew, and it became clear this flame could not be extinguished.

2017 marked another milestone with the launch of Oddballers, a collective designed to give underdog DJs and producers across Canada a space to share their music and receive mentorship. Today, Digital Fire continues to evolve, playing a wide range of bass-heavy genres — from Electro and Bass House to Dubstep, Trap, Hip Hop, and underground sounds. No matter the stage, one thing is guaranteed: his performances erupt with energy, lighting up dance floors and festival grounds with unstoppable intensity.

At UNITED K9 (September 13–14, 2025, ICAR Mirabel), Digital Fire will bring that same intensity to the crowd. With roots in Montreal’s underground and experience across festivals, car culture, and music collectives, he’s more than just a DJ — he’s a storyteller with sound, and he knows how to keep the fire burning.