I hope the cocaine treats you better
Have you ever grown up with someone, lost touch with them, then reconnected with them only to find out they are now a musician (usually *gasp* a dj)? This is pretty common I think, it’s probably happened to you more than once. It’s this next part that is uncommon – the individual you used to know, has become an amazing musician.

Introducing Rob Fillo. He is not a dj (I realise the photo is misleading, I just liked it) he plays guitar and he sings in a style that I would call folk, or better yet indie-folk (so all you hipsters will actually listen). It’s in the vein of… well, I had a list in my head of all these artists I was going to name-drop here, but how about you just grab the song and have a listen for yourself. It’s only a matter of time before his music’s on all the blogs.
If you like it, head on over to his website – there’s a few more songs to listen to and links to purchase the album via cdbaby or individual songs via itunes.
Enjoy.
Rob Fillo – Cocaine took her blues [mp3]
Check out more of Rob’s music here (ps – Cigarette Woman is my favourite):
http://www.robfillo.com/music.htm
Rob’s also got a couple upcoming shows if you’re in the Vancouver area:
June 8th, Sunday @ the penthouse (Nelson and Seymour downtown)
Doors at 7:30pm, Show at 8pmn sharp. 6$ @door
June 20th, Friday @ the Wired Monk (in kits – 2610 west fourth ave)
Show at 8pm
Peter Taylor - 08.06.09
Rico Uno - 08.09.09
None More Black - 20.10.09
Thank You! - 16.11.09
Heavy Pencil - 05.08.09



I love Rob Fillo, as of now.
right on! send that song out to anyone and everyone! there’s a couple other songs on his album that i like even more than this one