Produced by Mike Dubue (Timber Timbre), the record draws inspiration from new wave, dad rock, and 90s R&B, resulting in a sound that refuses to be pigeon-holed. Matthew Saint Clare’s dynamic vocals unify these diverse influences into a cohesive, wild energy. The band will celebrate with a release party at Ottawa’s newest hi-fi bar, FONO, on April 17, with plans to tour Ontario and Quebec throughout the remainder of 2026.
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