Entertainer. Explorer. Effervescent. Canadian singer-songwriter Bryce Thomas has oft traveled the back roads of the Canadian music scene in search of corpulent grace.

Harlot of the musical stage. Singer, songwriter, guitarist, pianist, mandolin-ist, aspiring percussionist and, dare we forget, accordionist. Founder of the Bryce R Thomas Centre for Visual Arts and Graphic Design in London, Ontario (don't ask). Published author (ask). Once he was even seen carrying a man who sold figs across an Italian road turned river... or so the story goes.

Bryce's music is at times folk-y, often rock-y and occasionally pop-y. The love child of 1970s David Bowie, 1980s Raffi, 1990s Dave Matthews and 2000s Hawksley Workman... yes it was one heck of an industry party.

Bryce's 2004 debut album, ONCE WERE EXPLORERS, was followed by a near five year period of self-acknowledged creative hibernation... the results of which gave birth to his much anticipated 2010 follow-up album, MIDNIGHT IN THE GARDEN.

When not coaxing music from stringed things, Bryce Thomas traverses the murky depths of international stardom. A fable of his own making.