Northern Royals’ Self-Titled Album

October 29, 2020November 4, 20202 years ago Christy T 1 min read

Find your baddest leather and your most worn-out jeans because some hard-ass rock is coming your way, Winnipeg. The WPG is stoked to announce that local alt-rockers, Northern Royals, are releasing their debut EP TOMORROW and we were lucky enough to get a preview of it all!

Northern Royals are out to rule the radio waves and have their subjects banging their heads with these hard-hitting, shout-alongable tunes produced by industry legend GGGarth Richardson at The Farm Studios. The perfect embodiment of Winnipeg rock, Northern Royals bring a small-town aesthetic to a big, huge city sound.

“It’s a pleasure to work with young artists who genuinely love their craft and have a blast creating art. Northern Royals is a passionate emerging band that channels a unique energy into their music. Keep an eye out for what could be one of Canada’s next great rock bands.”

~ GGGarth Richardson, Producer

After getting tons of buzz from CD Baby, Manitoba Music, and radio stations all over Canada – Now it’s time for you to get a copy!

Make sure you give Northern Royals’ EP plenty of repeat listens on your favourite streaming service Friday, October 30. And don’t forget to buy the digital download RIGHT HERE on The WPG Shop starting tomorrow. Maybe grab a hat from their own online store, while you’re at it. Remember, these are tough times for musicians.

If that’s not enough, they’ve got 3 official videos up, so get a sneak peak right here!

Christy T

Christy Taronno is a devourer of music, with hours of listening racked up so high it could be her day job. Christy is a songwriter and musician in her own right, known as Paper Machetes. She has written music for the feature film “Ruthless Souls,” the CBC Short Doc “Exposed Nerves,” and more. She has also written, and starred in, original plays such as “Bizarro Obscure” and “Uncomfortably Live.” Her years of working at the Park Theatre, along with her experience as a performer also means she knows her way around a venue. Give her a shout, because she has never heard enough and wants to hear what you've got.

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