Message from the Artist Desmond Grundy is a Canadian songwriter, guitarist, and producer whose work blends rock, pop, and literary‑minded storytelling. His catalog spans more than a decade of independent
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‘Merry Christmas’ and ‘Drinking and Fighting’ were the first two concepts I ingested when I first came upon the music of Standard Electric. Once enhanced with the meaning of this
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From the beginning, the single arpeggio to start always pulls me in. As the bass and drums kick in the keyboard trilling turns into more of a pad sweep with
