The Zolty Cracker song "L'Immigrant" is semi-autobiographical, based on his experiences living in a village in southern France as well as his childhood in Quebec.
Three albums were produced in that time as well as tours across Canada, down the west and east coasts of the United States and over to Europe.
He is one of the founders of Music Waste, an annual festival in Vancouver established in 1994, supporting and promoting independent bands.
[4][5] In 2007 he and Aleyna May Morin co-produced a compilation album of young aboriginal hip hop artists, Burden of Truth.
[1] Zolty released an eponymous solo album in 2010 on the record label Boutique Empire.