Boxes

Sleeping Dragon

Vow featuring Envy, J Gutta Maan

Ride Or Die (I Aint Worried)

Luke Pickett - The Star In My Movie
Produced by Benbrick & Luke Pickett
www.lukepickett.com

© ℗ The Canvas Room 2014

The Star In My Movie

The Echo

The Black Keys' new lp, Brothers, is out now. 

The Black Keys: Sinister Kid

Dj Fresh - Gold Dust (Flux Pavilion Remix)

Track 1 from the EP, "Slap on the Wrist".  

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01 Bullet

Just a one take, late night track to see how recording goes in an empty attic. Was pretty pleased with the sound regardless of some mistakes.. Enjoy!

"Snuff" Cover

Embry Quinn is the queen of goosebumps and a breath of fresh air in the world of acoustic indie-rock. With her rebellious attitude and thirst for originality, she broke free from the strict rules of classical music and found herself completely immersed in agonizingly honest lyrics, haunting sound and melodies you won't be able to ignore. Embry's eclectic influence stems from the love she has for a song being able to transform a complete stranger, thus connecting people by art and emotion instead of by age, race, sex, orientation or status in the world.
Previously known as Liz Squires in the Minneapolis scene, she came up with a new name, a new understanding for the direction she wanted to take and a new outlook on possibilities and perseverance. She is a force to be reckoned with by leaving a mark on everyone she meets, you'll love her or hate her but she will be remembered. 
Whether accompanying herself with piano or guitar, she has a profound way of creating the perfect balance of words, music and vulnerability. With an ever-growing audience and dedication to changing people's lives, you will never leave a show unaffected.
She's been in and out of the industry for the last 15 years.
Had some rough times, had some babies, had some self reflection and times of being busy at work. 
She says, "No matter where I'm at in life, what season I'm in, if I'm slaying at what I do best or just taking time to focus on myself: Music is something I can take with me forever."
She hopes to show the world that true artistic talent isn't dead and that we can all change lives by being fearless with our passions.
Lately you can find Embry playing locally in the south metro with her husband Justin leading drums and all things percussion. Whether it's an open jam helping collaborators come together or booking solo gigs they have come upon the scene as a new sound to be on the look for.