Saxophonist, Flautist, Guitarist, Singer, Writer, etc. Based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

This SoundCloud contains material produced from 2005-Present with a variety of groups.

Contact me if any particular recording strikes you and you'd like to hear more from that set of music.





PRE-ORDER OUR UPCOMING ALBUM "IV" HERE: 
iTunes: http://hyperurl.co/BBNGIV
Vinyl/CDs/Digital (Global): https://badbadnotgoodil.bandcamp.com/album/iv
Vinyl/CDs/Digital (Canada): http://craft-shop.ca/artists/badbadnotgood/badbadnotgood-iv

Management:
matt@peopleschampmgt.com 

Booking:
CANADA
furman@feldman-agency.com 
EUROPE
julesdelattre@theagencygroup.com
USA
josh@montereyinternational.net 


My name is Andy Lewis and I am a professional slackliner. You can see some of my videos online at www.YouTube.com/MrSlackline. You may have seen me on the Super Bowl Half Time Show 2012, with Madonna.  I also am an avid base jumper and aspiring rock climber. One of my other hobbies is music.  I love to play guitar, writing songs, rap and sing.   I love playing live, with no mic, no speakers, and usually you'll hear me playing around a campfire. But only a certain few have seen me rocking live on stage. 
         I've been learning how to play guitar with friends since 2004, and writing songs since just about the same time.  This was pretty much exactly when i started to learn how to slackline. George Upton taught me not only how to slackline, but also how to play guitar.  So its not crazy to think that my music life and my slacklife followed each other.  That's why i have a handful of songs about the slacklife.
        I started recording my songs in 2005, but i never thought of releasing them to the public.  My friend Andrew Tysinger was the first to record me and mostly it was for us to have something to do with our new hobby of smoking weed.  We would smoke, jam, and record for fun.  It was really one of the most enjoyable weekend hobbies for us in our early college daze.  
         Slowly as life pulled us all in different directions I had to figure out a way to record myself.  I ended up buying an amp, a mic, a computer and started diddiling around with garage band.  I am still no good at recording, but i am getting better slowly.   Once i get actual experience with professional recording i am sure that my songs will all start to sound better.  BUt, for now, what you got is what you get ;)  I apologize to all the avid professional musicians who can't stand the low recording quality.   sorry!~ 
         Anyway, i will continue to write songs and sing as long as I can.   I love life, I love it's crazy experiences, I love the people around me, and most of my songs are about just that.   Thank you to all the people who helped me get to this place, including but not limited to: George Upton, Andrew Tysinger, Ben Kramarz, Metal Matt Sticker, Sean Mckenzie, and Sean Shay. I will continually upload more stuff to the cloud and it will always remain free...  
         Have a good day, smile, get outside, and stay healthy everyone!  PEACE!
                                      - Sketchy Andy Lewis 
        



Hailed by The New York Times as “a vocalist and guitarist who balances deep melody against lyrical caprice,” Becca Stevens draws upon elements of pop, jazz, and traditional Appalachian folk from her native North Carolina to craft exquisitely understated compositions that defy categorization. Fluent in both jazz and classical guitar, Stevens’ seamless arrangements embrace inventive acoustic textures and idiosyncratic melodic elements, communicated with immense warmth and effortless urgency through her intimate vocals. 

Microtonal explorations  from saxophonist and composer living in Toronto, Canada

Saxophonist / Percussionist / Composer / Educator

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