Name: Breaking Every Rule by Some Friendly Giants in Rear View Mirror
Duration: 5 min 46 s
Description: Have you ever walked down the street and run into an ex-lover?

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Rear View Mirror

Have you ever walked down the street and run into an ex-lover?

Breaking Every Rule

Live at Red Rocks

Silver Lining - Live at Red Rocks, 5/22/21

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Dancing By Myself

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Keeping it simple

Astrovan is the first single from Mt. Joy. Look for more single releases soon!

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Astrovan

New single from Great Lake Swimmers. 
Split 7" with Picastro.
The physical release by Harbour Songs takes the form of a 45 RPM vinyl record pressed to translucent purple vinyl, and will be available at the shows, while the digital version will be available across streaming platforms care of (weewerk) on March 6, 2020.
Dekker recently participated in a songwriters event in Toronto for the celebrated podcast, Pondercast, using the guided “Night” journal project to come up with the lyrics for Getting To The Heart Of It: “It was an unusual way of working, but ultimately rewarding in that it involved listening deeply and intensely to the sounds of night, and responding to a series of enlightening audio prompts.” – Tony Dekker, Great Lake Swimmers.

Great Lake Swimmers - "Getting To The Heart Of It"

Shawn’s Etude

#41 Jam Feat. Shawn Fisher

Some Friendly Giants band are from the tall mountains and deep valleys of the Kootenays in British Columbia. 

“My roots come from Sixties, Seventies, and Eighties music, but because our band is cross-generational, every decade has been creatively mined for ideas and influences,” says John Wittmayer of Some Friendly Giants.

When John (vocals, guitar, bass, synth, percussion) and Shawn Fisher (vocals, violin, keyboard, percussion, producing) met in the winter of 2020 during the “Great Lockdown,” they decided to collaborate and work on each other’s song ideas. Their brainchild, Some Friendly Giants, was born!

Barry Jones (vocals, keyboard, trumpet, percussion, producing) and James Stephens (vocals, guitar, bass, drums, producing), and shortly after - Amy Heasman and Holly Schweitzer (both vocals and songwriting) joined.
The magical collaboration called Friendly Giants came to be.

Most recently, Roger Swan has contributed his producing skills to a few songs. 

All band members contribute by way of writing and playing their ideas. John says, “The sum of our parts create music that we all identify with, and this sharing is what thrills us to keep creating.” 

Travis Yost (drums) has also made appearances on some of the band’s tracks.

Some Friendly Giants makes music with deep indie roots and an eclectic mixture of cross-generational hippie-pop. They’re releasing new songs every few months, and are looking forward to releasing their first album next year!

Breaking Every Rule

Some Friendly Giants

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