MP3 Mitch Willer - Sylvia Sidney...I Love Her Still!
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Indie pop for lovers of classic songwriting styles of the 60's and 70's (and other lovers). Piano based a la Ben Folds, Carole King, Burt Bacharach.
10 MP3 Songs
POP: Quirky, POP: Piano
Details:
Mitch Willer plays like Schroeder, sings like Linus, hurts like Charlie Brown and boogies as good as Snoopy. Well, almost. His keyboard-based music is modern pop for lovers of classic songwriting styles of the 60's and 70's (and other lovers).
The Toronto-based singer-songwriter is releasing his new CD, "Sylvia Sidney...I Love Her Still!" in November. It will be followed up by extensive touring of Canada and the U.S.
This solo trip is the newest adventure in Mitch's long and semi-illustrious career in Canadian music. Previously, he was the lead singer of Young Ideas, a popular Toronto band which released the EP '...to care for a baby bird' (Bobby Dazzler Records) in 2003. The EP charted in the top 10 on Canadian college radio. Songs from the EP were included in the Canadian feature film "Wilby Wonderful" and the syndicated television show "Radio Free Roscoe".
Back in the 90's, Mitch was a member of The Shadow Puppets, a band that released two independent CDs and performed on CBC TV's "Rita & Friends" (alas, they're not friends any more...Oh Rita!).
Joining Mitch both on disc and on stage are Chris Chiasson on guitar, Sarah McElcheran (Sarah Slean, Hawksley Workman) on bass and trumpet and Ilios Steryannis (Michelle Rasky) on drums. Guest performers on the CD include acclaimed vocalist Kat Goldman.
Mitch hopes to expand on his former accomplishments, or at least play a few good shows (which so far have included this year's Canadian Music Week and North By Northeast music festivals). His music makes people happy, which in turn makes him happy. So everybody's more or less happy. And that's all you gotta know (so far).
10 MP3 Songs
POP: Quirky, POP: Piano
Details:
Mitch Willer plays like Schroeder, sings like Linus, hurts like Charlie Brown and boogies as good as Snoopy. Well, almost. His keyboard-based music is modern pop for lovers of classic songwriting styles of the 60's and 70's (and other lovers).
The Toronto-based singer-songwriter is releasing his new CD, "Sylvia Sidney...I Love Her Still!" in November. It will be followed up by extensive touring of Canada and the U.S.
This solo trip is the newest adventure in Mitch's long and semi-illustrious career in Canadian music. Previously, he was the lead singer of Young Ideas, a popular Toronto band which released the EP '...to care for a baby bird' (Bobby Dazzler Records) in 2003. The EP charted in the top 10 on Canadian college radio. Songs from the EP were included in the Canadian feature film "Wilby Wonderful" and the syndicated television show "Radio Free Roscoe".
Back in the 90's, Mitch was a member of The Shadow Puppets, a band that released two independent CDs and performed on CBC TV's "Rita & Friends" (alas, they're not friends any more...Oh Rita!).
Joining Mitch both on disc and on stage are Chris Chiasson on guitar, Sarah McElcheran (Sarah Slean, Hawksley Workman) on bass and trumpet and Ilios Steryannis (Michelle Rasky) on drums. Guest performers on the CD include acclaimed vocalist Kat Goldman.
Mitch hopes to expand on his former accomplishments, or at least play a few good shows (which so far have included this year's Canadian Music Week and North By Northeast music festivals). His music makes people happy, which in turn makes him happy. So everybody's more or less happy. And that's all you gotta know (so far).
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