With a backdrop of lush spacey guitars and a hard rocking rhythm section, Voieces paints powerful pictures of inspiration, addiction, love, loss and spirituality with haunting vocal harmonies and evocative lyrics
Sylvain Medina
Sylvain Medina is a multi-instrumentalist from Halifax, Nova Scotia. While hitch-hiking through foreign lands, he bought a ukulele and started playing around with it and creating melodies. Eventually these melodies became the seeds of songs for Voieces. The debut EP Reception is an exciting blend of soaring vocal harmonies, thoughtful lyrics and lush guitars. It tells the semi-biographical story of moving from a place of comfort to a place of uncertainty in order to face challenges and develop as a human being, ultimately focusing entirely on making a positive impact in the world.
The Big Purse
August 6, 2017 The Big Purse A few days ago, my girlfriend and I were talking and the concept of ‘the big purse’ came up. This is apparently common knowledge for most women but it was news to me. The idea is that the bigger purse you have, the more you will fill it...
read moreEP Session July 13, 2017
I'm outside of Cody's house now waiting for him to get home from work. We're about to put some finishing touches on the debut Voieces EP and I'm excited to get it finally finished! Stay tuned for release information.
read moreRegular Blogging
November 19, 2016 Recently I've been looking at ways to stay motivated to continue producing art and somehow managing to make money while doing so. I’ve watched videos on procrastination, inspiration, building your business. My conclusion - just fucking do it! The key...
read moreA New Day
Here is the new website. Many great things to come in the near future. Stay tuned...
read moreThen It Comes
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What’s The Point Of It All?
I’ve spent most of my life looking high and low for inspiration. I’ve travelled. I’ve tried. I’ve tested. And I’ve discovered that the secret to happiness has a lot less to do with where you’ve been and what you’ve done and a lot more to do with who you are, at the core. I try my best to have my music represent both who I am and who I want to be and most importantly, the intersection between those two points.
