Every so often the East Coast produces a leader to represent talent to the rest of the world; whether it was Plaskett, MacMaster or Sampson they all have one common thread – their work is weathered, timeless and pure. Not a trend but something that’s always been here.
Cue in Tim Chaisson, a PEI native who can synergize folk traditional with pop expression so seamlessly that you’re in his song as soon as the first note is released with no turning back. That’s not a product of a lucky strike - that’s talent.
For Tim Chaisson, his talent started generations ago. He’s a product of kitchen parties, the inescapable osmosis of folk and traditional music. He has that ethereal talent that other artists’ envy. Some kids need music school, to have the looks, to be synthesized – this guy just needs an instrument. Everything about this performer is organic, cultivated by both past and present influence.
The multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter has a stronghold in the elite East Coast music community, having been working steady as a musician since he was 13 years old, and recording three critically-acclaimed studio albums. Now in his early twenties, it’s apparent that with maturity and experience, his music is evolving.
This evolution has captured the attention of Canadian icon Gordie Johnson (Big Sugar, The Trews, Joel Plaskett), who produced the highly-anticipated new record for Tim Chaisson & Morning Fold. Johnson, along with the help of Joel Plaskett helped massage the new works of the record. To have these masters of music respect is a dream to Chaisson and his crew – and inevitably to the listeners of this upcoming album.
His name is Tim Chaisson. His band is Morning Fold. Remember it: So you can say you knew them when...
Tim Chaisson & Morning Fold's Friend Space (Top 12)
hey tim sorry i haven't responded to your last message...we've been busy finishing up our studio recording...i will contact you in a few weeks...i'm setting some dates up now! talk to you soon...we just updated our myspace feel free to check it out.
Thanks for sharing your music with us at IndieCan Wednesday's at the WreckRoom in Toronto. I hope you don't mind that I shared your music and our chat with our 120 closest friends on IndieCan Radio http://www. indiecan. com/119IndieCanRadio. mp3
hey guys.. sorry i missed the show last night in wakefield....sure you sounded amazing....heard you crashed at Curt&Katies last night...when the next time you lads are up around theses parts??
you're playing at the grawood?! sweet, ill get you the biggest crowd you've ever seen! bring heather, she tends to be the life of the party wherever she goes!
Thanks for the answer and btw I just love your music and the deep lyrics. In fact it's one of my friends who came back from PEI that told me about you!
I can't wait to see you in town and I'll bring some friends so they can listen you out!!
Thanks a lot for accepting the friend request, hows life in PEI?? cant wait to get out there. Our ep is available off our myspace for free download!!! be sweet to see you at the show.
