Hi, welcome to Velvet FM. If you've found yourself arriving at our page, then you've either been down a serious rabbit hole and need some fresh air or you caught wind of our music and need some snazzy tunes. If you're either of these, take a load off and have a look around.

Pacific Northwest-infused heavy rock from Vancouver, BC.

The Mountain Man is a metal band from a small suburb just outside of Vancouver. Probably your mothers favourite band.

American Space Monkey is a female fronted 5 Piece band from Vancouver Canada, playing abrasive music as loud as they can.  Musically they're somewhere between punk and metal, possibly hardcore, possibly noise rock, possibly just noise.

Song Writer/Performer from Vancouver B.C.

Hope you enjoy my tunes!

Love, 

J.P.

From the beautifully turbulent sprawl of Vancouver, BC comes the sounds of Fellow Kids. The quartet masterfully blend rock music with elements of pop and indie, with lyrics that explore the uncomfortable realities of introversion and finding ones place in this ever-changing world.

The group’s sound is built upon the elaborate alliance of bassist Ian Lavery and drummer Ryan Ewanchuk, who find their place somewhere between rock and funk inspired grooves. Dancing above that foundation is guitarist Jamie Gordon, who’s expressions add atmosphere and depth to every song he touches. Focusing that sound is singer and guitarist Navin Sundar, who acts as a rhythmic anchor and a breathe of humility to the group’s eclectic sound.

Fellow Kids never cease to find new ways to express themselves, and that is most evident in their newest music released throughout the tumultuous year of 2020. The dark, dance infused track ‘Faded’ is the perfect soul-searching anthem for late nights on the town. The emotional ‘Afterglow’ offers a window into the soul dressed as an indie rock ballad. Rounding off the vast breathe of the bands capabilities is ‘Fix’; a simple rock track that anyone who has needed to get away from it all can relate to. 

With the industry in limbo, Fellow Kids has been focused on writing and recording their second EP with Tom Dobrzanski at Monarch Studios (Vancouver, BC), with plans to share their music in creative and exciting new ways. The band’s artistry is truly unique and full of soul, and has a level of honesty that can be hard to come by in the modern world of music. While lyrically the band may saunter with the bleak, Fellow Kids’ have never been more focused and poised for the future.

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