Jack and the One Man Band Montréal, Québec
I started playing guitar in grade 4, when I was 9 years old, I'm 14 now. Then I started to sing and then from there I learned bass, drums, piano, harp and sax. I started recording in grade 6, that's where I started layering my own instruments to create the one man band. Since then, my recording set-up has improved. My self-titled, 4-track EP is about to release and I hope that everybody likes it. ... more
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