Joline Baylis Vancouver, British Columbia
Impeccably crafted indie folk-rock - fresh, haunting, and profoundly honest.
Joline Baylis has
recently released her debut full-length album, "Break Me Down," recorded at Afterlife Studio in Vancouver, BC
and produced by Kenton Loewen (Dan Mangan + Blacksmith, The Crackling).
She has appeared in venues and festivals throughout BC and Alberta, building a loyal following wherever she performs.
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