"Enslow is...  Jay and Brady form a dynamic alt-country duo, Americana/Canadiana feel with blues, rock and more."

"Enslow is... Like a mix of White Stripes, Steve Earle, Shovels and Rope, Shakey Graves, etc."

Hailing from "The Hat", the group has a large catalogue of upbeat originals that are Roots Blues and Rock based; but, also performs a number of cover songs for the bar crowd. You are guaranteed a high energy fun evening when you book the two man band to play your event. 

The Duo has shared the stage with a number of proclaimed acts such as Glass Tiger, Ed Kowalczyk, Rick Fines, Elliot BrOOd, Doug Cox and Betty Soo, Ross Neilsen, Scott Nolan, Matt Robinson and many others. They have also performed in a headlining spot at the Medicine Hat Jazz Festival, and were featured on the side stages at Tongue on the Post Festival in Medicine Hat. 

Enslow has recently completed their first across Canada tour, spanning from coast to coast. They are planning to hit the road much more in 2015 with dates in the winter summer and fall.

Overtone Warpzone: https://overtonewarpzone.com/ A Video Game Music Theory podcast!

I am looking for feedback on my songwriting, instrument/singing skills, and music production!

If pixel art had a voice, I’d be its interpreter. As a retro game sound designer who also dabbles in ambient mayhem and 16-bit composition, I craft audio that celebrates the glorious crunch, beep, and buzz of gaming’s golden era while giving it a polished but modern mixdown. From lovingly sampled 8-bit explosions to smooth analog synth basslines, my approach balances authenticity and innovation. I build soundscapes that hit players right in the nostalgic nerve without ever feeling dated, ensuring every chime, click, and swoosh lands exactly where it should.

When I’m not layering triangle waves or resampling a coffee mug into a “power-up” effect, I’m fine-tuning adaptive sound systems that give classic mechanics a modern sense of immersion. I blend technical precision with playful creativity, because great retro sound isn’t just about old-school charm. I always ensure that timing, personality, and the grin players can’t hide when the level starts and the music just feels right. If your project needs audio that hums with heart, character, and a touch of cartridge-era chaos, I’ve got you covered.

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