2024 Remaster of the 2012 lone release by Canadian rockers Broke On Payday.

Lines In Sand

Shelter

Picture Frame

Violence Inspired

Could Not Stay

Perfect

Inside

Broke On Payday plain and simply rock out. On their debut album “Switching Colors” the band captures the energy of their live show which always leaves room to breathe by inviting improvisational creativity. The band’s influences are very different but manage to find common ground in 70s, 80s & 90s inspired modern hard rock. After many years of constant live performance the band has taken the time to complete their long awaited debut album. The album features several co-writes with former Crackerjack frontman Trevor Chesal and is custom built for radio. Lead Single “Shelter” has already received airplay on several stations in local markets and the band is now looking to branch out to unfa-miliar territory.

Hailing from Truro, NS Canada Broke on Payday can interchange moods and styles from track to track yet manage to sound cohesive. The band, consisting of Rock Johnson (Vocals/Guitar), Myke Smith (Guitar/Vocals), Corey Shortliffe (Bass/Vocals) & Dave Curry (Drums/Vocals), are no frills guys in a frills filled world, but when they step on stage the big vocals, slick guitar, heavy bottom end & solid grooves command attention. Shortliffe replaced founding member Jason Chesal after the release of "Switching Colors". Fans of bands like Audioslave, Black Crowes, Collective Soul, and Stone Temple Pilots would find Broke on Payday fit well within that playlist.

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