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Biography (click to view)

Band Show Videos

Andrew Mack Band at Huff Estates Winery

Andrew Mack Band at Shelter Valley Songwriter’s Showcase

Andrew Mack Band Recording Creditor’s Been Calling

Albums

A Part Of Me (released May 2025)

After ten years since their last album, the Andrew Mack Band returns with a powerful testament to their experience as a band by proudly announcing the release of their new folk rock EP album, A Part of Me.  A Part of Me is a collection of four tracks that blend rich storytelling with the raw energy of Canadian folk rock. With heartfelt lyrics, soulful guitar arrangements, and a sound that balances powerful harmonies, the EP captures the band’s unique ability to turn personal experiences into universally relatable songs.

Infinite Possibilities (released December 2015)

Fans of indie folk rock will appreciate the fusion of folk and rock genres. Songs about love and inspiration are reflected as well as songs about loss and life’s daily struggles. “Respect Me Too Much” carries a rootsy rock blues feel similar to the Rolling Stones. While selections like “Best I Can”, “Every Day” and “Creditor’s Been Calling” make you think of Blue Rodeo, Neil Young and early Tom Petty. Featured on the CD is “Legacy”, a composition that earned Andrew the winning song awarded in the Shelter Valley Songwriters Showcase in 2014. The title song “Infinite Possibilities” is an acoustic flavoured track that reminds you anything can happen with the help of friends. You could very well be hearing “Cinnamon Heart” and “Keep Rolling On” on radio as each song brings harmonies alive, with tasteful guitar tones and melodies easy for the ears.

Let It Go (released January 2012)

The premiere album is a ‘live off the floor’ experience by Andrew Mack and involved the band A Few Innocent Civilians.  It satisfies many a listener’s needs with fat blues and swinging rock rhythms, flavours of Latin syncopation, as well as thought-provoking folk sounds.

For more information contact: Andrew Mack, 613-484-0912 or at amackdma@gmail.com