I write some songs, then I play them. I play some other folks songs too. Perhaps you might enjoy them?

very short lived (2006-2006) kitchen blues trash band from Canada. very limited run of 45s made by Yakisakana Records from France. maximum echo and tambourines. go fuck yourself.

spreading a postive message while bringing you hypnotic flows or a great story
https://linktr.ee/jonathanthegenuis

For more than a decade Kevin Gau has worked in and around Vancouver in all facets of the music industry.  From conceptual songwriting to final production Kevin has established a career and reputation as a creative maestro of pop and choral melodies and impactful lyrical hooks inspired by the same folk tradition that gave us artists such as, Bob Dylan, Conor Oburst, and Ben Gibbard.
As a lead singer and guitarist, Kevin has established himself for over ten years as an outstanding session vocalist and as the frontman for several major album releases and tours across Canada and the United States.  Winning multiple prizes from competitions like Fox Vancouver Seeds and The Peak Performance Project, Kevin Gau has had the opportunity to work with top industry professionals and leading studios from the west coast to Ontario, and around the globe.
For the past several months Kevin has been shut away in a studio working on a much anticipated new project, with which he hopes to break down the seemingly contradictory stereotypes of electronic dance-pop, loud indie rock, and the heartfelt singer-songwriter works he’s already well known for.

Everybody knows that the top drawer is where all the best secrets are kept safe. Perhaps Vancouver’s best kept secret is a rock 'n' roll band known as The Top Drawers. Richly steeped in 1960s Brit-rock flavour, The Top Drawers are intent on reviving the joy, the energy, and the fun of rock ‘n’ roll.  



The Top Drawers have collected the adoration of music-scenesters and would-be sock-hoppers everywhere they’ve played. Perhaps it’s because their obvious homage to 1960s rock music comes very naturally. The band’s lead singer, Eric Lefebvre, has toured as the drummer for Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Terry Sylvester of The Hollies. It also doesn’t hurt that their first album was mixed by Canadian audio-guru/Odds-alumnus, Steven Drake. The resulting vibe is so sincere that it prompted The Grapes of Wrath's Kevin Kane to say, "If they had mixed the record in mono, pressed it onto vinyl, and pre-scuffed and scratched the records, they could have passed 'You're So Fine' off as a super-rare, obscure treasure of the mid-60s (and at collector prices!). They'd no doubt fool a lot of people."



The Top Drawers have toured all over Western Canada, performed at festivals, and had their song "Crazy Day" featured in the Haylie Duff movie, "Fear Island." The band’s live shows have become exuberant events characterized by call-and-answer choruses, handclaps, dancing, and barrages of lead guitar. It is unapologetically rock ‘n’ roll in its purest form.

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