Layton Thomas is a Toronto-born songwriter and performer. Heavily influenced by film and television scores, as well as the pop and rock he grew up with, Layton specializes in writing imagery, atmosphere and emotion into his melodies. His original music has been featured in Two Wolves Theater's productions of The Anger in Ernest and Ernestine, The Boy Who Cried Wolf, and Sundance. Today, he can be spotted playing with band, Car Trouble, around the GTA, as well as lending his writing and guitar playing to Alt-Rock outfit, Secret Suburbia.

Imagine a sound that fuses the irresistible rhythms of funk, soul, pop, rock, disco, Latin, Middle Eastern, and bossa nova into a hypnotic groove that grabs you from the very first note. That's the sound of Eli, the ultimate international artist.
Eli's music is a reflection of his life experiences, as he's travelled the world and absorbed different cultures and perspectives. With a sincere and heartfelt approach, Eli creates music that transcends borders and bridges the gap between different countries and genres.
From the soulful melodies of funk to the infectious beats of disco, Eli's music is a true celebration of diversity. His universal sound speaks to people from all walks of life, uniting them in a common love for music that knows no boundaries.
Eli's passion for music is infectious, and his ability to seamlessly blend different genres and cultures is a testament to his artistic vision. With his unique style and undeniable talent, Eli is a force to be reckoned with in the world of music.

songwriter, combining moody folk & ambient electronica to create her hybrid sound.

freestyler by nature, this was created to write some random tracks down from the drafting table. All original from the beats to the samples, recorded using a pair of ear buds with a mic, and a free copy of garage band.

Kool G Rap all day, every day.  peace

“Danielle Knoll’s catchy, pop-rock, feel-good anthem “Alive” epitomizes the fresh coolness of summer of 2016. A message of ignoring the judgment of others and simply enjoying life rings true with the clarity of Knoll’s simple, but pinpoint vocal. The bubbly synth that makes its way into the chorus will act as the deciding factor of whether or not this single makes its way onto your music library this summer, as its eventual union with an electric guitar makes the track difficult to get out of your head.” – 24OurMusic.

Danielle Knoll: #90s kid. Lover & Creator of Pop Music.

	Toronto native Danielle Knoll; is a singer-songwriter with a pop sensibility way beyond her years. Alive, her second Ep was released on July 28th, and is already gaining much deserved attention.  She had a sold out show the night of the release, at The Piston in Toronto. The 6-track EP is an exceptionally hooky, 1990s pop/rock-inspired, contemporary pop album. It was recorded in Toronto, at Exeter Sound Studios, with producer Thomas McKay (JoyDrop, The Nightcrawlers). Her superior song writing and pop vocal abilities are drawing her comparisons to a young Avril Lavigne with the soulfulness of Alessia Cara and Tori Kelly. 

	 In 2013, Danielle was enrolled in Coalition Music’s Artist Entrepreneur program where she worked with Treble Charger front man and producer Greig Nori, and guitarist Sean Kelly (Nelly Furtado, Lee Aaron). She was also asked to join the house band of YTV’s “The Next Star” as a backup singer. Danielle then went on to perform in both Canadian Music Week and NXNE showcases. 

	In July 2014, Danielle released her first Ep “The Sound”, with Toronto based producer and mixing engineer, Gabe Gallucci (Shawn Mendes, Disney, Divine Brown). Danielle’s songwriting abilities have not gone unnoticed as she has written with a handful of producers and songwriters such as Andee, Johnny Active, and Nice Horse, to name a few. She was asked to pen songs for Canadian recording artist Jordan “J-Man” Francis, and Victoria Az, Mini-pop Kid, and winner of Long and McQuade’s national singing competition. 

      Performing monthly with her band Toronto, if you get a chance to see her live, do it. You’ll leave with your ears wanting more.

Check out Danielle’s latest music video for Alive:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUAYgdC8lmk

Check out Danielle’s latest album Alive:
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/alive-ep/id1138939734



Loup V,: influenced by the likes of Kaytranada, Majid Jordan, The Weeknd, and Deadmau5 Daft Punk, Gorillaz, Emancipator, and Tycho.

Every track is Recorded, Mixed, and Mastered by yours truly *unless otherwise specified 

Operating out of Diamond District Studios located in Toronto, Canada.

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