Hi Our Basement,

It’s a brutal truth that you can’t help someone who doesn’t realize they have a problem.

All your energy, support and love isn’t enough. Their addiction is out of your control.

No matter how much it hurts, sometimes you have to let go.

My new song, “Forty,” came to me when a close friend relapsed after many years of struggling with opioid addiction. I remember thinking how the cycle of addiction and denial wears people down.

There were just so few people left around my friend that it dawned on me –

the ones who remained, the ones who loved him most, were just the last ones to say goodbye.

I have an album’s worth of material that I’ll be releasing throughout 2019.
I’m looking forward to performing these tracks, live. I plan on growing Frequencies (a monthly concert series that I curate) this year, expanding to more cities and putting on larger events in Toronto. There is just so much going on in electronic music right now, and I feel lucky to be apart of it.

The story isn’t over.
Ted Kennedy