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USHERING IN A SOLO CAREER
Author: Aaron Broverman Born in Oxford, England, studied political science at Simon Fraser University in Burnaby, BC, and now living in Montréal, Québec, David Usher has taken the music world by storm. With a strong following in Canada, he's no stranger to a Juno award and success at home. "The weirdest thing that's ever happened to me on tour is when I'm known by people in a region I wouldn't normally expect like Asia," says the 37-year-old. It's clear music enthusiasts have jumped on the David Usher bandwagon and have taken his fame and popularity to an international level. After releasing several albums as the lead singer of Moist, David launched into a full-fledged solo career starting with Little Songs, an album recorded entirely in his kitchen. Not wanting to miss a beat, he quickly brought forth Morning Orbit in 2001 with hits like Black Black Heart and Butterfly. Now with the long awaited release of his follow-up record Hallucinations just around the corner, David talks about striking out on his own and his new album. "I can't wait to see how people receive the album. I'm really looking forward to it." What made you decide to break from Moist? What message do you want to send with Hallucinations? What are the advantages of going solo versus being in a group? Where would you like to go as a soloist? What other artists inspire or influence your music? << Previous Article   Articles Main   Next Article >> |
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