Whether he’s in the institute or not, James Clark is a doctor of pop. His prescription is simple: three minute blasts of medicinal music.
https://www.clarkinstitute.com/
Erika Werry writes songs about life and love. Often short and fun, with tongue-in-cheek lyrical humour, her songs can also be devastatingly poignant, delivered with her signature vocals in a "... lovely... grainy alto". The Alphabet delivers razor sharp accompaniment to her lyrical melodies.
http://www.erikawerry.com/
Leslie Armstrong is a budding singer-songwriter from Toronto. She started out in the music scene on drums, frequenting the Grossman's Tavern weekly Sunday blues jam, and gradually started writing energetic rock songs (with a rock band that she doesn't have yet!). Her influences include Steely Dan, Tom Petty, Joni Mitchell, Arlo Guthrie, Levon Helm, Mama Cass, and Buffy Sainte-Marie. Other odd inspirations include 50s and 70s jazz, outlaw country, four-part barbershop harmonies, and funk.
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This project has been made possible in part by FACTOR and the Government of Canada. Ce projet a ete rendu possible en partie grace au FACTOR et le gouvernement du Canada.