One of the most inventive songwriters to come out of the contemporary scene in Canada (WholeNote Magazine), Frank Horvat is an award-winning multi-genre composer and pianist who has made the tricky musical leap that allows him to pursue a niche of his own (Edmonton Journal). His music is emotional and intense. He explores a wide array of themes in his music from love to the environment, mental health and social justice issues. Frank gives his audiences time and space to reflect in this fast-paced world. His compositions tell deeply personal stories while permitting audiences to ponder their own. 
 Whether he writes for the concert stage, his band, or film/TV, his music is both aggressive and introspective. With a continuously growing discography and premieres on four continents, his compositions have been featured in plays, films and on radio and TV networks internationally such as CBC, CBS, HBO, Vice and Bravo. You can find his music on the ATMA and Centrediscs labels. 
 Frank Horvat ignores boundaries and isn’t afraid to mix politics with art (Ludwig van Toronto). Many of his albums are statements on social issues including Frank Horvat: For Those Who Died Trying, You Haven't Been, Strange Machine, A Little Dark Music, which led to 60+ performances across North America, always in the dark, of his critically acclaimed hour-long solo piano piece, Earth Hour, on his sustainably-minded Green Keys Tour. Learn about his latest projects at www.frankhorvat.com.