The Heartfelt Apologies is a new up and coming band from Vancouver BC Canada. Consisting of sibling team Andrew and Melissa Barton, they aim to entertain with original folk-rock compositions.
The pair have been singing and performing together since childhood. Andrew (27) and Melissa (23), decided that this was the perfect time to collaborate in their own band.

Melissa Barton is no stranger to the stage and the spotlight, she has performed at countless venues in BC as a solo artist and with her band Virgil Kain in which her brother Andrew played bass. An accomplished songwriter, Melissa is excited to showcase the new album and is happy that Andrew is a part of it too.

Andrew Barton is currently studying acting at college, but still has time to practise the bass,guitar and drums,all of which he plays on the album. Andrew performed with his own garage band as a teen and later joined Melissa and others as the bassist for Virgil Kain. Andrews guitar and bass skills are showcased on the album in songs like ""Father"".
Since the recording of their debut album “Legend Be Told...”, The Heartfelt Apologies have been working steadily on their career. Performing whenever they can, the duo are quickly building up a fan base, both in Vancouver and on the internet.
Friends and fans have reacted positively to their new website, which is fun and features streaming music from past, present, and soon to be released recordings. (www.theheartfeltapologies.com)
The Heartfelt Apologies’ song “Rain” was #1 on amazon.com’s Folk Rock charts in the summer of 2004 and remained in the Top 5 for several months afterwards. “The Deeper I Fall” and “Not Tonight” also appeared in the top 30 for many months as well. These songs have also charted highly on such websites as soundclick.com and artistlaunch.com.
Tracks off “Legend Be Told...” have been played on several local radio stations, the most notable being CHLY 101.7FM in Nanaimo, BC, Canada.
Their CD’s are currently being sold at several independent record stores both throughout Vancouver and on Vancouver Island.

Rain A song about rain

Folk/Acoustic Rock/Americana

Comments                                                Add new Comment   View All