Angie Faith
ANGIE FAITH is a Canadian singer-songwriter and prolific performer with over 3,000 shows to date, including high-profile shows like performing at the 2010 Winter Olympics and exclusive residencies at Fairmont Hotels, River Rock Casino, and many more venues.
Angie is known for her powerful dynamic and unique vocal ability that can tap into emotive energy that dominates her work in her captivating live performances. Angie creates music and moments that are inspiring, relatable, and memorable. Her upcoming album “Something Familiar” is an expansive and intimate collection of songs
Aksel Boss
Born and raised in malmö, Sweden; Aksel began his musical journey in folk music. After moving to Canada in 2016, Aksel gravited towards blues, and soul. Combining a smokey mature voice with his folk music background, he now expresses his life and surroundings through a soulful like body of music.
AVA
AVA is a Montana-grown musician whose original songs blend indie, jazz, and RnB influences into folk roots. Her lyrics are directly reflective of her life as a young woman in the era of late capitalist, mass-mediated North America. Themes of love, loss, power, and (dis)connection permeate AVA’s music for a unique, contemporary sound.
Ranj Singh
Ranjit “Ranj” Singh makes music with a distinct Indian-Western flair that draws on the singer-songwriter and self-taught guitarist’s love for rock music and heartfelt lyrics. He refers to his unique blend of music as “Indo-Canadian Folk”.
In the mid 80’s, Ranj started his career performing with many folk-Punjabi and Hindi artists in the Vancouver area. In the 90’s he helped form — along with his talented brothers — the influential and critically acclaimed group Dal Dil Vog (a.k.a. DDV). The group went on to win numerous awards — including CFOX‘s “Vancouver Seeds 9” battle of the bands in 1994 — and performed with artists such as Jan Arden, 54-40, Mathew Good. DDV’s unique style of bhangara/rock music led to tours throughout North America and India, a live performance on MuchMusic, 3 videos on MuchMusic, and one on MTV Asia.
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