Born in Winnipeg, Manitoba and raised on the good music his lovin’ parents listened to, while coming of age in the 90s, Patrick’s music is at once familiar and unique. A ‘pianoman of a different sort,’ this rootsy rocker likes balancing light with darkness in most every song he writes, and he writes a lot of them. Catchy hooks keep you listening to dense lyrics which tell a story of an unsettled observer, searching the horizon for his dreams.

Paul Little is a metalhead-turned-folkie, with some pop influences thrown in for good measure. Basically, he's your typical singer/songwriter, trying to forge ahead with original songs mixed in with covers of some of his favourites. He's also recently tried his hand at comedy parody songs -- most astoundingly with the same ridiculous theme of rice and gravy.

You'll also hear collaborations with many others -- collabs are the best!

Alex Eddington is a composer of experimental and not-as-experimental music for concert stage, electronic media, theatre and dance.  

He is also a writer, theatre performer, music/drama teacher and professional opera surtitlist.

Find out more at www.AlexEddington.com
 
Alex's compositions have been performed by professional ensembles like the Toronto Symphony Orchestra and Continuum Contemporary Music, and student musicians at organizations like the Suzuki String School of Guelph.

Alex has performed his own original theatre across Canada on the Fringe Festival circuit, and created music/sound for more than 20 theatre and dance productions across the country.

Alex’s music has been recorded by the Scarborough Philharmonic Orchestra and
released worldwide on their album Canadian Panorama.
His piece "Bubblegum Delicious" was released on the Cambria label in November 2017.

Recent/upcoming commissions: Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Chronos Vocal Ensemble, Toronto Brass Quintet, Jumblies Theatre, Toronto Consort.

Created music for the play "Dark Heart" (Thought For Food Productions) in January 2018.

Keith Price is a Winnipeg-based guitarist and composer. Beginning on his grandfather’s old guitar, Price was first influenced by pop music, punk rock, and heavy metal before discovering jazz at age fifteen. Price’s exploratory listening habits and omnivorous taste in music has lead his ear to an exciting and unique musical style. His sound is a mixture of colors and textures from different genres, filtered on stage through the act of spontaneous jazz composition. Whether performing with an eight-piece band, a trio, or as a solo guitarist, Price’s musical approach focuses on an emotional connection, imagination and openness.

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