Andrew Sisk emerged from the forests of New Brunswick in the early 2000s as a musician and songwriter. Known for his compositions and creativity, he toured extensively with several bands, including Share, Sleepless Nights, Jenn Grant, and Coco et co. As an independent artist, Sisk has composed and released over a dozen albums with his various projects and currently resides in Montreal, QC, Canada.

You have heard his music on radio, and in television and films. A celebration to his songwriting was created and released by Canadian artists celebrating his compositions with a tribute album titled “We Have the Same Lights Overhead“, produced by the Acadian Embassy label, featuring esteemed artists like Jon McKiel, Jenn Grant, and Michael Feuerstack. Sisk’s ability as a film score composer shines in the award winning documentaries, Seguridad (2024), and CBC’s “Freeman Patterson: The universe is unfolding as it should” (2023).

His musical work garnered critical acclaim, especially for his environmental sound art project “The Passing of the Buffalo- by Buckskin“. In 2020, Sisk created a concert dedicated to the work of poet Alden Nowlan at the Shivering Songs Music Festival, creating a multidisciplinary performance that blended storytelling, poetry, into a live musical tribute.

At the forefront of his recent accomplishments is the album, Adrift (2023). This album offers something tangible and purposeful while displaying Sisk as an arranger and composer with poetic depth. Adrift offers catharsis and beauty in the darkness.

Photo by Thibaut Breton