Great Lake Swimmers

Canadian Indie Folk Band

Great Lake Swimmers is a Canadian folk-rock band founded in 2003 by singer-songwriter Tony Dekker. The band's music is characterized by its blend of acoustic instrumentation, introspective lyrics, and atmospheric arrangements. They have been noted for their use of unique recording spaces, such as churches and natural environments, which contribute to their distinctive sound. Over the years, Great Lake Swimmers has garnered critical acclaim and a dedicated fanbase through their evocative storytelling and melodic craftsmanship. In addition to the albums "Bodies And Minds" (2005), "New Wild Everywhere" (2012), and "A Forest Of Arms" (2015), the band has released several other records that have contributed to their standing in the indie folk scene. They have toured extensively across North America and Europe, building a reputation for their compelling live performances.