At the place where endings become beginnings, you'll find Adyn Townes.
He turned a fall into the ocean and months of recovery into his
jumping off point.

His music is challenging. Alternative indie-folk with raw and honest
lyrics. Like finding your feet just before you fall, his songwriting
is the gravity that pulls you back to earth.

Inspired by the equal-parts hard and smooth voice of David Gray and
the clear electric guitar tones of James Bay, Townes is always pushing
the boundaries and seeing how close he can get to the edge.

Currently working on a new album, produced by Colin Buchanan of Paper
Lions, Townes (formerly Andy Brown) is focusing on building the
foundation. Formulating floor plans and building from the ground up.

At 26 years old, the captivating Montreal singer-songwriter who hails from Rosaireville, New Brunswick has toured for five years with her band and sold over 140 000 records on two continents. Her ability to compose rousing, heart-wrenching narratives from everyday tales of love, friendship and heartbreak has been compared to the sharp wit of Courtney Barnett, the rambling honesty of Bob Dylan and the high-flying sincerity of Dolly Parton.

This is absolutely essential stuff, and you’ll be glad to have not only heard it, but experienced it. It’s, indeed, quite something. - Pop Matters

Lisa knows exactly how an excellent folk-rock album should sound [...] Lisa LeBlanc has put her best foot forward on this album, and deserves praise for keeping it consistently accessible. If you can be at peace with not knowing what the heck she's saying (or even better, know some French), this album will make for some of the best folk-rock you'll hear for some time. - Bandcamp's Best

LeBlanc is a whirlwind on banjo, guitar and vocals. She's a force, a dynamo, ripping into the songs with gusto, humour and joy. - Bob Mersereau, CBC.ca