Rehan Dalal

<a href="spotify:artist:1aBR69XI5JWwOs2RDt7Udb" data-name="Rehan Dalal">Rehan Dalal</a> was born in Bombay, India, and raised on a steady diet of Jazz and R&amp;B music. Now based out of Toronto, Canada he&#39;s found a change of scenery, but his appetite for the music he grew up on is unchanged.

In June of 2013 he released his first full-length album “<a href="spotify:album:5T37zV2f7uGu4dx6AcJ4td" data-name="Got to Feel It">Got to Feel It</a>” — a collection of songs that touch upon a range of styles but remain firmly rooted in a retro-soul aesthetic that pays homage to the classic Motown sound.

November of 2014 saw the release of his follow-up EP “<a href="spotify:album:2k4rUMQn46YnDvgGkDqGSc" data-name="This Too Shall Pass">This Too Shall Pass</a>” which harkens back to his early days as a solo performer. Most of the songs feature nothing more than his voice and guitar — allowing his songwriting and guitar playing to take focus.

On November 26, 2021 he released his latest album “<a href="spotify:album:7MPIEljcBeX24UPKveYP2g" data-name="Fruit of a Poison Tree">Fruit of a Poison Tree</a>”. It is Rehan&#39;s most ambitious effort yet: a 15-track Progressive R&amp;B concept piece produced by Justin Abedin (jackSOUL). It draws from his love of Neo-Soul and Jazz and features contributions from an all-star cast of musicians including <a href="spotify:artist:3C1TdpEowpf6AMf7PycuWy" data-name="Nate Smith">Nate Smith</a>, <a href="spotify:artist:0si9BxvM2C33fAIkr1pgUc" data-name="Charlie Hunter">Charlie Hunter</a>, and <a href="spotify:artist:1hBRkKV5vncXd6W1KRJ87U" data-name="Larnell Lewis">Larnell Lewis</a>; as well as a host of notable up-and-comers such as <a href="spotify:artist:66W9LaWS0DPdL7Sz8iYGYe" data-name="JP Saxe">JP Saxe</a>, Julian “<a href="spotify:artist:0lSFr65zkY254m1qbHAb5k" data-name="J3PO">J3PO</a>” Pollack, and <a href="spotify:artist:5N90tbltf6U5AAnf2dsMAV" data-name="Joanna Majoko">Joanna Majoko</a> to name just a few.