Artist Spotlight - Brasser

 Hey Music Fans! Are you ready to be introduced to some of the amazing local talent we have here, and to be reacquainted with some of your favourites? We have such an incredible music scene here in the GVA, and there are so many amazing artists just waiting for you to check them out.

With the closing of the holiday season and the blooming of a fresh New Year, we are excited to introduce you to some new artists who may be that breath of fresh air you were hoping to find this year. Settle in for this today's spotlight artist:

Brasser

Three musicians of the band Brasser playing various instruments on stage

Here's what they had to say... 

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        Q: For those who don’t know you, can you please introduce yourself and describe your sound?

Our sound is a derivative of 90’s 3rd wave ska mixed with our desire to have a big punk sound mixed with the dance beats of ska.

        Q: What’s one of the biggest successes you’ve had as a musician?

Our biggest success is how amazing our fans are. But we did tour Mexico last year with our brothers in Kownterpoint (RIP Kyle 💔).

        Q: What’s your favourite venue to play?

Our favorite small venue is Bully’s and mid sized is the Rickshaw.

        Q: What do you think was the best Medium for music to be on? (Vinyl, Tape, CD, Digital)?

Digital because it’s so portable. But vinyl is rad.

        Q: Who is your favourite local band to see perform around town?

Right now I’d go with Cop Shuv It.

        Q: What’s coming up next for your music?



We are trying to earn enough money to release more music this year. We have 8 more songs recorded but not mixed. Might finish our first full length. But it’s tough in this economy!

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To learn more about Brasser, listen to some of his music, and to find out about his  upcoming shows, head on over to their Linktree! 
 
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Location: Vancouver, BC, Canada

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