Slow Dance With Me is my latest track, from the upcoming Stereophile EP. The song was inspired by a wander through the Don Trail in Toronto, where we came upon someone’s creative addition to the city’s warnings to cyclists, lest they run down some unsuspecting sod walking the path. The words touch on our common threads and the things that keep us apart. Please consider adding it to your playlist. Links to buy are below the player on my site. Link is below. Thanks for listening…

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Slow Dance With Me

Stereophile is the latest full length record by singer/songwriter Kelvin Wetherell. The digital release is accompanied by a small format book of lyrics and images. These songs see Kelvin's influences, from Black Sabbath to Gordon Lightfoot to the Wailers, in full swing. Raw, soulful and beautiful are the words most often used to describe his sound. At once mournful and hopeful, Stereophile bears witness to our lost connection, with ourselves and each other, in the crush of the modern age.

To purchase the book and record, please visit the buy link here. It's $16.95 for both. Once you've placed your order, please email us at kdub@kelvinwetherell.com and we'll send you your copy of the book (shipping rates may apply for shipment outside of Canada). Thanks so much for your support!

Kinder Things

First Night

The Pass

The Beautiful Season

Dark Horse

Grip The Raven

Tattoo

Kelvin’s songs lean into life in all its battered glory.

His poetic, image-rich lyrics riff on self-awareness and our commonality in a world distracted. Coupled with music born of a love for rock ‘n’ roll, roots, reggae and old school R&B, the groove that accompanies the message is deep and wide.

“Raw,” “soulful,” and “beautiful” are the words most often used to describe his sound. Kelvin’s voice is timeless, inspired by such greats as Sam Cooke, Nick Cave, Bob Marley and Johnny Cash. His guitar style blends acoustic fingerpicking and percussive, tribal elements

Kelvin’s music has taken him to Nashville, where he cut his teeth with some top shelf producers and players. He’s toured through Europe, across the Great White North, and back. As a result, people all over the world have been turned on to his work.

A multi-instrumentalist, Kelvin’s live show incorporates orchestral elements, live drum/vocal loops, top shelf tunes and a whole lotta love. Picture Gordon Lightfoot hanging with The Wailers at a Black Sabbath concert. It’s a Folk Sabbath kinda thing.

2025 sees Kelvin releasing and supporting Stereophile, the new full length record and accompanying 28 page small format book.

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