Amos the Kid Winnipeg, Manitoba
The announcement of Amos the Kid's debut LP, Enough as it Was, follows his remarkable rise from reclusive songwriter to hometown hero. Only a few years have passed since the not-quite-country musician was playing the odd set in a half-empty bar; now, he’s readying one of the “most anticipated Canadian albums of 2023” (Exclaim!). Enough as it Was arrives May 5 on House of Wonders Records. ... more
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