The Waters That Bind

Adam Ruzzo

This is a wide-ranging folk album featuring your classic ballads and traditional music-inspired tunes alongside songs with edgier instrumental pairings of electric guitar, drum kit and bouzouki. Each track springs from waterways around Canada in the form of stories, inspiration or tradition. The waters around the country have been both a binding

This is a wide-ranging folk album featuring your classic ballads and traditional music-inspired tunes alongside songs with edgier instrumental pairings of electric guitar, drum kit and bouzouki. Each track springs from waterways around Canada in the form of stories, inspiration or tradition. The waters around the country have been both a binding and trail blazing force over the centuries and these influences can still be felt today while tracing their paths. This album was born from exactly that - road tripping from Lake Superior to Glace Bay, Cape Breton Island, drawing inspiration from the waters and the communities living alongside it.

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Algonquin Park Sketches

Adam Ruzzo

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My First Album EVER!

An instrumental album inspired by the wilderness of Algonquin Park in Ontario.

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The Land, The Sea, The People

Adam Ruzzo

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A Folk Album - down to earth musical tribute to the people and places that exist WELL off the beaten path in Canada!

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Huron Carol

Adam Ruzzo

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Three versions of Canada's oldest Christmas Carol - in English, French and a mixture of English/French and Wendat. Joined by Ian Tamblyn on hammered dulcimer on this one!!

This song was first crafted somewhere around 1640 AD by a Jesuit name Jean De Brebeuf, on the shores of Lake Huron, Ontario. He used the music of an old French traditional song

Three versions of Canada's oldest Christmas Carol - in English, French and a mixture of English/French and Wendat. Joined by Ian Tamblyn on hammered dulcimer on this one!!

This song was first crafted somewhere around 1640 AD by a Jesuit name Jean De Brebeuf, on the shores of Lake Huron, Ontario. He used the music of an old French traditional song "Une Jeune Purcelle" and came up with the text in Wendat (the native language) so that the Huron people could understand the words. in 1649 he and some other Huron captives were killed by the Iroquois, but his song has survived all this time and has been sung the world over every year. The haunting carol and story truly capture the lore, mystery and messiness of the origins of Canada. If you can stomach all of that... :) it is simply just a gorgeous song for this time of the year!

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