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Brendan Philip is a Toronto-based singer-songwriter whose eclectic fusion of genres creates an atmospheric sound that is both romantic and experimental. In 2011, he collaborated with Jeremy Toussaint-Baptiste on the project Crowns, releasing several tracks on Bandcamp. That same year, he introduced Savida, an avant-R&B side project inspired by Prince’s Camille persona, showcasing his versatility. In 2013, Brendan won the Harbourfront SoundClash Award, sharing the stage with hip-hop jazz ensemble BADBADNOTGOOD. By 2015, he released his self-titled EP under Dine Alone Records, featuring tracks like “Warning.” Starting in 2020, he embarked on Nothing Kingdom, a project with several digital releases available on Bandcamp and YouTube. In 2024, Brendan co-produced “Tizita – Coded Whisper,” an immersive installation by Toronto artist Winta Hagos, featured at Nuit Blanche. Throughout his career, Brendan has continually redefined his artistry, captivating audiences with his soulful explorations.