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A versatile singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist who can juggle genres without losing any of his considerable pop acumen, Nicholas Krgovich started off with the indie pop outfits <a href="spotify:artist:0cu5pWAIPFwstvulkPRWEY">No Kids</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:5JvqwJXwYA4QwI8YCSm7Nu">Gigi</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:2bo5ByMfmF1vzg41tbFlc4">P:ano</a> before launching an eclectic solo career. Krgovich has remained prolific since emerging in 2002, issuing dozens of albums that cover a wide swath of sonic real estate, including On Sunset (2014), In an Open Field (2017), and This Spring (2021).
Based out of Vancouver, British Columbia, Krgovich draws from a deep well of influences including everyone from <a href="spotify:artist:47zz7sob9NUcODy0BTDvKx">Sade</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:1GWV70Reko15eV2nHCm0bM">the Blue Nile</a> to <a href="spotify:artist:0nQUbpmd7XAM7ep5Z6H4ww">Rodgers & Hart</a>. On top of his work with the aforementioned bands, Krgovich has had a bountiful solo career, whose full-length albums include In the Yard Havin' Fun: A Prison Musical (2009), Real Life (2012), and the R&B-influenced On Sunset (2014), the latter filled with tales of life in the shadows of Hollywood. After 2016's The Hills, 2017's In an Open Field took a bit of a left turn into soft rock and easy pop, with guest appearances by Angel Deradoorian, <a href="spotify:artist:6uQXnRetBrDAvQyloOaCnp">Nedelle Torrisi</a>, and pedal steel legend <a href="spotify:artist:2k0CTSpfHwzEfYnQwNIiHq">B.J. Cole</a>. His next project, 2018's Ouch, was the direct result of a breakup. Channeling his heartbreak into 12 new songs, Krgovich recorded the album at home, playing most of the instruments himself. In 2021 Krgovich released This Spring, a collection of covers of songs by fellow Vancouverite <a href="spotify:artist:4m89QPKg1HGi9VIF7qgvWa">Veda Hille</a>. ~ James Christopher Monger, Rovi
Based out of Vancouver, British Columbia, Krgovich draws from a deep well of influences including everyone from <a href="spotify:artist:47zz7sob9NUcODy0BTDvKx">Sade</a> and <a href="spotify:artist:1GWV70Reko15eV2nHCm0bM">the Blue Nile</a> to <a href="spotify:artist:0nQUbpmd7XAM7ep5Z6H4ww">Rodgers & Hart</a>. On top of his work with the aforementioned bands, Krgovich has had a bountiful solo career, whose full-length albums include In the Yard Havin' Fun: A Prison Musical (2009), Real Life (2012), and the R&B-influenced On Sunset (2014), the latter filled with tales of life in the shadows of Hollywood. After 2016's The Hills, 2017's In an Open Field took a bit of a left turn into soft rock and easy pop, with guest appearances by Angel Deradoorian, <a href="spotify:artist:6uQXnRetBrDAvQyloOaCnp">Nedelle Torrisi</a>, and pedal steel legend <a href="spotify:artist:2k0CTSpfHwzEfYnQwNIiHq">B.J. Cole</a>. His next project, 2018's Ouch, was the direct result of a breakup. Channeling his heartbreak into 12 new songs, Krgovich recorded the album at home, playing most of the instruments himself. In 2021 Krgovich released This Spring, a collection of covers of songs by fellow Vancouverite <a href="spotify:artist:4m89QPKg1HGi9VIF7qgvWa">Veda Hille</a>. ~ James Christopher Monger, Rovi
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