Based in Vancouver, this Canadian singer and songwriter grew up in a very musical family. Thanks to his mother, who was a gospel singer, music was part of life. He started learning piano aged 5, guitar aged 13 and later adding drums. Also an actor, he’s starred in TV series like Riverdale and Arrow. As a musician he’s played festivals like Reeperbahn and Halifax Pop Explosion and venues such as Paradiso. Inspired by Paul Simon, Bon Iver and James Taylor, he released his debut “Deaf” in 2009.
Celebrating the rarity of a lasting bond between lifelong friends, his new single honors those friends who are always there for you no matter the distance. Taken from his upcoming album “Harbour”, expected on November 27th, the song is built on an organic acoustic indie-folk sound. Filled with joyous, uplifting vibes, it’s the lustrous guitar, lively drums and elated horns that inject a joyful euphoria. And with his warm, conversational vocals, this jubilant tune is a triumph.
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From her album “Vows” (2012):
From his upcoming sophomore album, to be released later this year:
Hailing from Miami, this singer/songwriter didn’t perform publicly during her childhood due to stage fright and kept the fact she wrote lyrics a secret. She did however learn classical piano and performed in recitals. While in high school, she was mentored by 
Singing about unmasking fake friends and toxic relationships, her new single is about dealing with manipulative people who play the victim. Referring to that person as a ‘social cannibal’, this song is a cinematic soul-pop anthem. Starting with a seductive trumpet, she adds a driving rhythm, funky bass and lively electric guitar to the invigorating melody. Leading a bustling crescendo, it’s a riveting sax solo and her smoky soulful vocals that make this rich, full-bodied groove sound glorious. 
From their album “Yourself Or Someone Like You” (1996):
Blending introspective lyrics, vulnerable pop and soulful R&B, this is the new single by British songstress Grace Carter:
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