Imagine a grand piano thrown from a ten storey window and hitting the pavement, accompanied by soaring melodies, rampant - infectious beats underscored by beautifully crafted songwriting gilted with undeniable flair and style.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Step It Up	3:46
2		Take Me Home	4:18
3		These Feelings	2:38
4		Walking Backwards	4:22
5		Stand And Be Counted	3:15
6		My Sweetest Vice	3:47
7		Believe	4:51
8		Goodbye, Good Luck, Good Riddance	2:22
9		Picture Imperfect	5:19
10		Willful Disciples	3:11
11		All Forgiven	6:14
12		Sleep Tight	3:59

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Sometimes its the furthest branches that produce the ripest fruit, and Joel Lightmans journey toward success has seen him reach both high and far. From London, England, to Toronto, Canada, Joels journey has never been less than eventful.
It started with singer/songwriter Joel, cranking out classics in the bar of Londons Savoy Hotel. The boys got class, theyd say, but the tedium of playing endless afternoon sets for the casually rich and shameless was beginning to take its toll. He wanted more. He wanted out.
Encouraged by some music industry contacts, Joel cut the Savoy gig, sold the case of stolen jewels he had buried in the garden and got the hell out of dodge. Arriving in Toronto, Joel began playing solo gigs immediately: honing his sound, sharpening his lyrics, pummelling the piano with a craftsmans vengeance. Joels influences range far and wide, from the composers of the roaring twenties through to Ben Folds Five. And as the songs developed the warmth of his voice rising to match the casual elegance with which he hammers those keys he knew his sound was becoming unique.
Then one night at a gig, Joel bumped into Ryan Sullivan, who offered to play drums, also recommending long-time collaborator Rory Sills on guitar. Just one problem: said guitarist was currently living a two-minute walk from Joels old place back in London. Small world.
But several phone calls and listening sessions later, all three of them knew this band was meant to happen. Rory packed his things, just as Joel had done some weeks earlier, and left behind the eloquent smog of London for Toronto.
The trio honed the songs with endless hours of rehearsal, developing the on-stage telepathy that makes the three of them such a powerfully engaging live act.
And now, some serious quality time in the studio with acclaimed producer George Seara (50 Cent, Sting, Chris Robinson) brings you Every Street Corner, the extraordinary new album by the Joel Lightman band. Joel has travelled far and wide to develop his songs, hone his art and find the perfect band of fellow musicians. As this album proves, it was well worth the journey.