Over the past five years, Field Guide has quietly built a reputation as one of Canada’s most compelling new songwriters. With a sound that blends folk intimacy, indie production, and timeless pop sensibilities, he’s taken his music from a Winnipeg basement to international stages and festivals.  After his 2019 debut Full Time, Field Guide broke out with the 2020 EP You Were, whose title track found a wide audience thanks to early Spotify support. Subsequent projects showcased his range: collaborations with Toronto indie-darling Georgia Harmer, debut full-length Make Peace With That, and a full reimagining of Coldplay’s Parachutes featuring Lizzy McAlpine, Begonia, and Dizzy. His 2022 self-titled LP, co-produced with longtime collaborator Kris Ulrich, was recorded during one of Manitoba’s coldest winters on record and later mixed by Daniel James Goodwin (Bonny Light Horseman, Goose). The record led to an 18-city European tour supporting Penny & Sparrow, followed by Field Guide’s first North American headline run with sold-out stops at Mohawk in Austin and The Basement in Nashville. Festival highlights include Winnipeg Folk Festival, Mariposa, Treefort, Mile of Music, Canmore Folk Festival, and The Great Escape. He has also spent much time on the road supporting artists including Bahamas, SYML, Wild Rivers, and Leif Vollebekk. 2024’s Rootin for Ya pushed his sound further — solitary late-night recording of woozy synths and drum machines paired with completely live-off-the-floor tracks. After completing his sophomore 30-date North American tour in 2024, and an 18-date US tour supporting Austin’s Penny & Sparrow in April 2025,  Field Guide is now in the final stages of completing his forthcoming LP— a body of work that he’s never felt more proud of — set to release in March 2027.

Known for her ethereal voice and sincere lyricism, Georgia Harmer has emerged as one of the most compelling voices in Canada's indie music scene. Rooted in the collaborative spirit of Toronto’s tight-knit music community, her songs move fluidly across a wide emotional range—shifting from soaring, cathartic anthems to hushed, intimate ballads. Harmer’s sophomore album, Eye of the Storm (August 2025) is resonant, precise, and fiercely vulnerable, and marks a stark evolution in her songwriting. While her debut album, Stay in Touch (2022), captured the nostalgia of moments passed, her most recent offering delves deeper into the shifting terrain of relationships weathering time, transformation, and turbulence. Both albums earned Harmer praise from NPR, Stereogum, and SPIN, and sent her touring extensively across the U.S., Canada, Europe, and the UK, performing at Americanafest, SXSW and The Great Escape, and supporting artists including City & Colour, Bahamas, Folk Bitch Trio, and Bella White.