Ryan Guldemond Explained

Ryan Guldemond
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Birth Date:24 November 1983
Origin:British Columbia, Canada
Instrument:Guitar, vocals
Genre:Indie rock, alternative rock
Occupation:Musician
Years Active:–present
Label:Last Gang

Ryan Guldemond (born November 24, 1983),[1] is the lead vocalist, songwriter and guitarist of the Canadian indie rock band Mother Mother, which he formed on Quadra Island, British Columbia with his sister Molly Guldemond (on vocals and keyboard).

Early life

Guldemond grew up in Quadra Island in British Columbia, with sister and bandmate, Molly.[2] The siblings did not play music together in their youth, only deciding to start a band as adults.[3] Guldemond has described working through issues with substance abuse and has noted that in the past these issues have negatively impacted his relationship with Molly, though their relationship has strengthened post-sobriety.[4] He has discussed sobriety as an important influence on Mother Mother's sixth album, No Culture, particularly the single "The Drugs".[5]

Career

At music school, Guldemond decided to start a band based on vocal-driven pop songs.[6] He recruited his sister, Molly, along with a friend from college, Debra-Jean Creelman, to accompany his vocals for the songs they had written. The trio played as an acoustic act in Vancouver in January 2005 before adding drummer Kenton Loewen and bassist Jeremy Page to form Mother, a 5-member band.

In the fall of 2005, they independently released a self-titled album.[7] [8] Later, in October of 2006, the name of the band was amended to Mother Mother.

Guldemond played an unnamed character in the movie Hot Tub Time Machine alongside ex-Mother Mother bandmate Jeremy Page.[9]

Guldemond is also an experienced music producer, having worked with Hannah Georgas on her album, This is Good.[10]

In 2022, Guldemond started his solo project GLDMTH (pronounced "gold mouth"), focusing on acoustic songs with lyrics portraying beauty in everyday life. In August 2022, Guldemond released the single "The People" followed shortly by a self-titled LP.[11]

External links

Notes and References

  1. Fellow Mother Mother bandmate Jasmin Parkin's Instagram post: Web site: Today I celebrate you. HBD Ryan. November 24, 2019 .
  2. Web site: Back to the sticks for Mother Mother . 2021-04-05 . windsorstar . en-CA.
  3. Web site: Mother Mother's Ryan Guldemond talks brand new album, 'Dance & Cry' . 2021-04-05 . Global News . en-US.
  4. Web site: 2017-03-15 . Mother Mother's Ryan Guldemond comes clean with honest songwriting . 2021-04-05 . The Georgia Straight . en.
  5. Web site: Média . Bell . Mother Mother Singer Ryan Guldemond Opens Up About Drugs, Getting Personal . 2021-04-05 . www.iheartradio.ca . en-CA.
  6. Web site: Portoghese . Bill . May 2, 2011 . Mother Mother Interview . July 1, 2012 . The Oswegonian.
  7. Web site: Festival Archives: Mother . dead . https://web.archive.org/web/20131218155125/http://www.montrealjazzfest.com/program/concert.aspx?id=6117 . December 18, 2013 . July 1, 2012 . Montreal International Jazz Festival.
  8. News: Wagner . Vit . June 29, 2006 . Mother grows up quickly . Toronto Star.
  9. Web site: Ryan Guldemond . 2022-04-21 . IMDb.
  10. Web site: 2017-02-03 . Mother Mother: Identity Crisis . 2021-04-21 . SOCAN Words and Music . en-US.
  11. Web site: 2022-10-31 . GLDMTH on Spotify . 2022-10-31 . Spotify . en-US.

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