Biography

A life re-imagined in music

Chris Sunfield quietly wrote songs for years while doing something else for a living. A period of adversity forced him to focus on music as a way of soul-searching. It led to his re-invention as an indie recording artist.

Until recently, Chris focused on pop songs of his that were unfinished for years. He’s now heading in a direction that’s more post-rock and experimental. He’s currently working on an EP of ethereal songs featuring female artists as well as a full concept album.

Many of Chris’s songs, like Begin, Tomorrow’s Here, and Anton deal with existential issues. His lyrics are often a clarion call to others to live authentically and realize their full potential before it’s too late.

“Begin to become you” – from the song Begin

Chris was born in Brantford, Ontario, Canada. He resided in Toronto for years and now calls Hamilton, Ontario his home. He briefly attended a university music program before switching to psychology and earning a PhD.

Chris writes and arranges all music, sings, and plays most instruments on tracks.

What music editors are saying

From pop punk to collaborations in hip hop, his work refuses to be pigeonholed, reflecting his eclectic and nomadic listener base.

With a track record of creating music that tugs at the heartstrings and provokes thought, Sunfield delivers a whimsical yet poignant exploration of life and love, pedalling through the philosophical to a tune of playful existentialism.

Chris Sunfield beautifully expresses the yearning and bittersweet emotions associated with reconnecting with a lost love, intertwined with the themes of love and death. The irony of these two intimate aspects of life is brilliantly portrayed through his lyrics.

Sunfield’s lyrical prowess is really what defines the track. His penchant for storytelling within the framework of a song isn’t exactly a common talent.