Albums I Played On in 2022

I’m updating the discography page on my website in reverse chronological order. Here’s a recap of the 11 albums I played on that were released in 2022.

How Is It That I Should Look At The Stars

by The Weather Station

We recorded this album over the last 3 days before the first big lockdown in Toronto, March of 2020.  Watch us play the whole album outside on Ward’s Island (Toronto) one freezing January day.

Big Hurt Boy

by Donovan Woods

Josh Van Tassel (drums), Mark McIntyre (bass), Robbie Grunwald (keys) and I laid down the foundation for this one at Union Sound Company, with Donovan and James Bunton at the helm.

Big Hurt Boy released March 18, 2022

Moody31

by Lydia Persaud

This one is really special. Lydia and I were hunkered down together in the early days of the pandemic, playing music at home, quietly, acoustically. I got into playing nylon string guitar during that time, and it seemed to compliment her baritone ukulele really well. Aside from some electric guitar on the opening track, Good For Us, I played all nylon string guitar on the album.

Moody31 released April 29, 2022

Habitapes Vol.1

by Chase Bliss Records

The folks at Chase Bliss created more than an effects pedal with Habit. You could use it purely as an effect, but it’s most interesting as a writing tool. All of the pieces recorded for this compilation were made using only the Habit pedal, without any overdubs or editing. I did the opening track, Texus Redux.

Habitapes Vol.1 released June 1, 2022

That Was You And Me

by Fortunate Ones

This was an in-studio session (Dream Date Studio) at a time when most sessions were being done remotely. I played some lap steel on a few tracks, while Dean Drouillard covered most of the guitar parts.

That Was You And Me released June 3, 2022

Adjustments

by Noah Reid

Recorded this one over a few days in December 2020 at Union Sound Company. For the bed tracks, we recorded live off the floor with Josh Van Tassel (drums), Devon Henderson (bass), Adrian Cook (piano, pedal steel, synth), Matthew Bailey (electric guitar). I mostly played electric guitar, but also lap steel and a bit of acoustic guitar.

Adjustments released June 24, 2022

Stipple

by Knobs

I love this one. Julia Hambelton, Dafydd Hughes, Andrew Downing and I recorded in our chamber group configuration (clarinet, Wurlitzer, cello and lap steel) along to beautiful guitar loops by Knobs.

Stipple released September 15, 2022

Leaving Ashwood

by Whitney Fenimore

Whitney flew in from Nashville to record this one with James Bunton at the helm and on the drums, with Mark McIntyre on bass and myself on guitars and lap steel.

Leaving Ashwood released September 23, 2022

Imposter Syndrome

by Barbra Lica

This album features co-productions with 5 different artists, including Joel Visentin, James Bryan, Drew Jurecka, and Nicholas Tateishi. I produced one track, “Take Care Of You,” and also added some guitar to “Girls Like Me.”

Imposter Syndrome released October 7, 2022

At Scaramouche

by Shabason & Krgovich

I added some lap steel to a track called “In The Middle Of The Day,” which also includes some of my favourite players: Kieran Adams (drums), Chris A Cummings (vocals), Michael Davidson (vibraphone), Bram Gielen (bass, keys) and Thom Gill (guitar, piano).

At Scaramouche released October 7, 2022

Stuff We All Get

by Christine Fellows

This is the second album of Christine Fellows that I’ve been lucky enough to play on since we met through our mutual friend, Jason Tait. Check out the 13 stop motion music videos that she made for the album!

Stuff We All Get released November 25, 2022

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