Colour Film Hamilton, Ontario
Music for your mind’s eye. With songs that play like home movies, Colour Film is the stage name of Hamilton, Ontario's Matthew de Zoete (pronounced "duh-ZOO-tuh"). Mixing a storyteller's eye for detail with a knack for melody, he takes snapshots of everyday life to illuminate the underlying threads. Imagine Nick Drake cheering up a bit and meeting Beck. ... more
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