Taylor Abrahamse stands up and gets down on his latest single and video I Won’t Put Up With It — showcasing today on Tinnitist.
“I’m fascinated with pushing the boundaries for what’s possible in a catchy pop song,” says the Toronto folk-pop singer-songwriter. “I Won’t Put Up With It was bedtracked in Nashville with top session musicians … A Michael Jackson-inspired slice of ’80s funk with a modern protest message, it twists and turns through key changes and a complex arrangement.”
I Won’t Put Up With It was mixed and produced by Eddie Kramer (Jimi Hendrix, Led Zeppelin), with additional production by Abrahamse and Fred Mollin. Kramer discovered Abrahamse playing an impromptu song at a Canadian Music Week conference, and insisted on working with him on a full album.
“Taylor Abrahamse is truly one of Canada’s most original and outstanding artists I have worked with in some time,” Kramer shares. “His sense of melody, lyrics, and song structure — along with amazing skill as a performer — will soon be revealed to the general public.”
Now available on major streaming services, Abrahamse’s self-titled debut is a blissfully infectious collection of carefully crafted originals.
Watch I Won’t Put Up With It above, listen to his self-titled debut album below, and keep up with Taylor Abrahamse through his website, Twitter, Facebook and Instagram.
