F & M

Fearless and meticulous. Fragile and melancholy. Forthright and mighty.


F&M (Edmonton's Ryan and Rebecca Anderson) is a baroque-pop outfit with a penchant for dark lyrics and mesmerizing melodies. For more than 15 years, the couple has been indispensable stalwarts — releasing six of their own albums and touring through Canada and Europe. F&M’s forlorn cover of “Maybe Tomorrow” from TV’s The Littlest Hobo was featured in the modern hockey classic, GOON. All of the band's full-length albums have appeared on the Earshot charts — including 2010’s "Sincerely, F&M" (Shameless Records), which was N0.1 on the national folk charts for six weeks. 2014's "At Sunset We Sing," was shortlisted for the 2015 Edmonton Music Prize, and earned a nomination for a 2015 Edmonton Music Award. In 2018, F&M was featured at a sold-out concert at The National Music Centre; recorded live for CBC Radio. Their latest release, "Lessons From Losers" won Best Adult Alternative Recording at the 2019 Edmonton Music Awards. At a time when music is more disposable than ever and careers only last a few years, F&M encourage kindred spirits to remain true to their artistry.

New EP "Dance Danse" coming on April 7th, 2023.
It’s been a while, let's put on our dancing shoes.
Just for fun.