Colin Munroe is a singer/songwriter/producer from Toronto, ON, Canada. He has worked with artists such as Ray Robinson, Brassmunk, Saukrates and Busta Rhymes. His latest outing is a solo record entitled "Dont Think Less of Me" which is being released through Marked Music/Fontana Distribution.

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Check out the new music video for "World of Pain"! It was produced by Colin Munroe, and animated with over 10,000 still photographs taken over the course of two days. Enjoy!

http://youtube.com/watch?v=_GpW6UGpBzY

Colin Munroe Bio

He spent his childhood immersed in music, teaching himself to play the
drums, piano, guitar and record his compositions on his school's 8-track
reel-to-reel, before moving from North Goer, Ontario to Toronto to attend
university. Colin Munroe cut his teeth in the music industry producing hip
hop and R&B for Canada's urban music community. After logging studio time
with Glenn Lewis and Carlos Morgan, he co-wrote and produced 10 songs on Ray
Robinson's Juno-nominated album, What it Is, and has cuts on the new
Brassmunk CD (including How 'Bout feat. Moka Only) in addition to upcoming
releases by Degrassi star Drake, Divine Brown, Saukrates and Frank n Dank
among others. Recently several US artists have sought material from Colin
including former Blackstreet member Chauncey Black (Universal/Motown), Sean
Price and Brick and Lace (Geffen).

Before long though, producing records for other artists left Colin itching
to develop his own career as a singer/songwriter. Don't Think Less of Me is
the result of that itch - an 11 song debut album written, performed,
arranged and produced entirely by Colin himself. Despite his background,
Colin's solo music doesn't bear much resemblance to his urban production.
Instead, the album features lots of blocky piano chords, jangly guitars and
hooky melodies, owing more to Colin's love of early Van Morrison, The
Beatles and Tin Pan Alley than Dr Dre. Lyrically, the LP features songs
about trying to figure things out: life, love, leaving home.there's even a
song about writing songs. The first single, World of Pain, is emblematic of
the disc; driving and insistent, it defies listeners to not tap their toes
or hum along, while revealing a lyric which is both thoughtful and
introspective. When Colin sings: "A time for you and / A time for me." you
get the sense that the lyric might be slightly prophetic. It's starting to
look like Colin Munroe's time to shine.