Coley is a "post-grunge 60's British pop" band, with a working resume as long as the Transcanadian Highway. Remaining indie since its inception in 2004, the band has banged the planks with some of Canada's top artists, and has produced two radio hits on Generation Rock radio.
COLEY headed to Los Angeles in 2003 to record an EP with pop producer Mike K. The album would go on to sell 1000 copies, and earn some radio time.
Described as “Post-Grunge 60’s Pop”, COLEY wanted their next effort to focus on the musicality of the band. They found the right element of production in Jordon Zadorozny (Sam Roberts, Courtney Love), for their second release “Crossing the Rubicon”. The album received great reviews, and produced two radio singles that dominated the charts for four months, falling behind only Green Day, on Generation Rock’s countdown.
COLEY is now working on their third album, tentatively titled “V.O.A.”. The album will feature many talented artists with whom Coley has shared the stage. The band has toured Ontario and the Maritimes, performed at several venues around Quebec, and has opened for April Wine, David Usher, The Trews, Sloan, Steve Hill, Shawn Philips, etc… COLEY now features David Jalbert on bass, Joce Blanchette on drums, and JF Coley on vocals and guitar.
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