• Source: King of Foxes (band)

      • King of Foxes is a Canadian indie rock band formed in 2013 in Edmonton, Alberta, led by singer-songwriter Olivia Street. King of Foxes was nominated for Rock Artist of the Year at the 2022 Western Canadian Music Awards. Their third album, released September 16, 2022, titled Twilight of the Empire, went to #1 on the CKUA Radio charts. The album was produced by Stew Kirkwood and reviewed in the Edmonton Journal and Cups 'n Cakes Network, which described the album as "a sonic rollercoaster, and one of their best."
      Their second album Salt & Honey, released in 2019, was also produced by Stew Kirkwood and received positive reviews from Aesthetic Magazine, Canadian Beats and The Gateway. The album charted on the Earshot charts. Their previous studio album, Golden Armour, was released in 2016. They have performed at Breakout West in 2019, Indie Week Toronto in 2018, and Canadian Music Week in Toronto in 2019 and 2022. They opened for Barenaked Ladies, Sam Roberts Band, and 54-40 at Together Again festival in Edmonton in 2022.


      History


      Olivia Street, the group's singer-songwriter, is the daughter of William H. Street, a classical contemporary saxophonist. She is a former member of Juno-nominated reggae group Souljah Fyah. She picked the name King of Foxes because she liked that foxes are "both the hunter and the hunted. That's the image that stuck with me, something that's both fierce and fragile." King of Foxes’ music has been described as indie rock, and as "rock and roll with a side of pop."


      Discography


      2016 – Golden Armour (Self Released)
      2019 – Salt & Honey (Self Released)
      2022 – Twilight of the Empire (Crystal Baby Music)


      Members




      = Current members

      =
      Olivia Street – vocals, guitar (2013–present)


      = Associated members/performers

      =
      Stew Kirkwood
      Brandon Baker
      Tony Bao
      Greg Kolodychuk
      Alexis Alchorn
      Reid Thiel


      References




      External links


      Official website
      King of Foxes discography at Discogs

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