Arian Greane

An intimate performer, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, dreamer, humanist, feminist, Spiritual Seeker, and optimist, Arian Greane’s music and lyrics express inspiration from the heart, “a place without words,” transporting the listener into a world of love, belonging, hope, dreams and everyday moments often overlooked. His journey has led him throughout towns and cities in the United States and Canada, welfare lines, depression, fatherhood, abandonment, hope and what it means to believe. Graduating with honor from Berklee College of Music in 2008 with a degree in songwriting Greane’s first EP, “Nouveau” was released in 2017 while this Spring 2019 Greane’s debut album”Amour,” was released. Recorded by Mell Dettmer of Soli Studios the album features Seattle bassist Austin Quist and drummer Steve Kamke (The Bad Things) accompanied by mandolinist Ken Carlson and cellist Lori Goldston. A rootsy, organic, heart-felt album “Amour,” aims to engender the lives we live each and everyday. A nationally touring music artist Greane has played at, The Multicultural Theater Space, in Kitchener ON, The Unity College Center for the Performing Arts, The Salem Arts Festival and numerous Colleges, Festivals, Fairs and Coffeehouses. Greane has shared the stage with players and performers such as acclaimed singer-songwriter Magdalen Hsu-Li, New York City drummer Scott Morehouse and Seattle drummer Eric Eagle. Inspired by the unique lives we live Greane anticipates a new release late 2020.