Rory Taillon - "Drifting" - Featured Artist

©2020 Rory Taillon
All Rights Reserved

 All songs and lyrics written and 
performed by Rory Taillon

 Produced by Theo Posthumus, 
Dean Watson, & Rory Taillon

 Mixed by Dean Watson

 Recorded at The Workshop by Dean Watson

 Mastered by Philip Shaw Bova at Bova Lab

 Artwork, design and layout by Jack11

 Additional instruments
: Piano on Float and percussion on Tether by Julie Taillon
 Upright bass on Welcome and sound creation on Does it 
Matter? by Dean Watson 
Electric bass on Welcome by Theo Posthumus
 
There are a number of people that I would like to thank that 
without whom, this record could never have come together. 
My amazing, supportive and incredible wife Julie. 
If not for you I don't know where I'd be. Thank you for your 
unwavering support, your strength, your endless encouragement and for being my anchor. 
I don't know what I did to deserve you, but I'm glad I did it. Theo, my brother. Thank you 
for always challenging me, being there to listen to my weird ideas and continuing to be a 
big part of this little project. Dean, for capturing my insanity, for putting up with my 
unorthodox ideas and for the splashes of flavour you add to the tunes. The lads at 5 Paddles
Brewing in Whitby for always making sure I have a beer in my hand, a smile on my face and
for making some of the tastiest beers I've ever tasted. All of YOU for making sure that
I can continue this awesome adventure by coming to a show, grabbing some merch,
 listening to the music and sharing it around. And to Doris, for showing me 
that I didn't have to follow the pack. 

 This album was recorded in the woods in Québec as I was surrounded by my favourite people. 
I am a very fortunate person and I appreciate all of you. See you soon on the road.

 This one's for Julie

Ottawa-based singer/songwriter Rory Taillon is a road warrior, touring across the country and back again. He has the soul of the East coast but the sound of the West in his songs with a voice to match the majesty of the Rockies.

Originally from Port Perry in the GTA his new home allows him to capitalise of the touring opportunities available, crisscrossing the country, one coffee shop at a time, one brew pub at a time to build up a following of fans.

Rory Taillon is not just an entertainer, he is a performer. It’s just that simple, when Rory Taillon sings everything stops and when it starts again it’s all changed. It’s just that simple, like folk.

He has charted; earshot, community radio, hitting number three on the National Folk Charts with his last album, “Only Whispers” – sitting next to Buffy St. Marie. But like Buffy, Rory Taillon is no coffeehouse kat seeking accolades over lattes. He is no beatless poet. He is a classically trained singer, a multi-instrumentalist and vocally can turn his hand to a variety of genres. The acoustic is for touring, there’s only so much room in a civic for gear, merch afterall and that voice, that voice needs its own tour bus. It is a band unto itself.