Major Maker

Lighthearted indie rockers Main Maker bounced their way in to the Canadian mainstream by using a handful of wildly well-known jingles that strike the airwaves in 2007: a summery, retro-cool monitor known as “Rollercoaster,” which shown on the Maynard’s Candy TV spot, and “All I Wanna Do,” which made an appearance on one from the Canadian mobile phone firm Telus’s lovely animal-themed advertisements. The group produced in 2006 being a cooperation between Todor Kobakov, a classically educated composer and pianist, and Lindy Vopnfjord, a recognised musician in his very own correct who’d released many solo albums ahead of getting in the group. Guitarist Ian LeFeuvre, drummer John Ocerbian, and bassist Thom d’Arcy had been recruited immediately after to be able to circular out the group’s live audio, and Major Machine started recording materials during the period of the next calendar year. Maynard’s Candy found the melody “Rollercoaster” for an advertisement campaign the next summer, and it had been a surprising strike; the YouTube clip from the industrial received over 50,000 strikes, and the music generated enough hype in the blogosphere it warranted an attribute content in the Toronto Sunlight, “The Secret Behind Maynards.” EMI Canada identified the group’s potential like a mainstream take action, as well as the group was authorized immediately after the Maynard’s place arrived. The Rollercoaster EP strike stores in nov that year.