SayWeCanFly
SayWeCanFly | |
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| Born | Braden Barrie November 18, 1994 Lindsay, Ontario, Canada |
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| Years active | 2009–present |
| Labels | We Are Triumphant Records |
| Website | www |
Braden Barrie is a singer/songwriter from Lindsay, Ontario, Canada. He is currently working under the name SayWeCanFly.
Career
[edit | edit source]Barrie began performing under the stage name SayWeCanFly in 2009, a name created by Landon Hagemann and Fred Kwon, Barrie's former classmates. In 2013, Barrie released an EP titled Heaven Is Hell.[1] SayWeCanFly was ranked number three on Alternative Press's 2013 Readers Poll: Best AP&R Band.[2]
In January 2015, Barrie released his debut album titled Between the Roses.[3][4] Barrie collaborated with Canadian post-hardcore band Bitter Kids to release a reimagined version of their single, "All of This".[5]
SayWeCanFly performed as part of Warped Tour in 2015.[6] He then embarked on a European and UK tour in early 2016, featuring co-headliners Tonight Alive and Set It Off, as well as The Ready Set.[7]
SayWeCanFly released their third full album, ‘’Beautiful Mess’’, in 2018.
Discography
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As SayWeCanFly
[edit | edit source]Studio albums
[edit | edit source]- Between the Roses (2015)[8]
- Blessed Are Those (2016)
- Beautiful Mess (2018)
- Beneath The Roses (2023)
- Bury The Roses (2025)
EPs
[edit | edit source]- Will I Make it to the Big Time, Brother Landon? (2010)
- Sleepy Time EP (2011)
- Home (2011)
- Dandelion Necklace EP (2012)
- Riverside Drive Memories (2012)
- Landon the Founder: My Life (2012)
- Heaven Is Hell (2013)
- Anything but Beautiful (2013)
- Darling (2015)
- Storyteller Unplugged (2017)
- Nosebleed (2020)
- Skeleton Heart (2022)
- Morning Coffee (2023)
- Not A Home (2025)
As Braden Barrie
[edit | edit source]Studio albums
[edit | edit source]- Limitless (2018)
Podcast
- Coffee Thoughts Podcast (2014–present)[9]
References
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