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| Canadian blues rock veterans return with "True Love"  Hamilton, Ontario-based Errol Starr and Tribz unveil their new single "True Love". The song highlights the collective strength of artists whose careers helped define Canadian rock, R&B, and blues radio from the 1970s through the 1990s.Frontman Errol Starr, a JUNO Award winner widely recognized for his enduring vocal presence and crossover appeal, leads the project alongside guitarist Earl Johnson, founder of the influential rock band Moxy. Johnson's blues-rooted guitar work and Starr's expressive vocal delivery anchor the band's sound, bringing together two Canadian music mainstays whose work has long resonated with rock, blues, and soul audiences. Drummer Dave Davidson played a central role in the formation of the band, bringing Johnson and bassist Donny Hill together at his home to form the nucleus of Tribz. Davidson was also instrumental in completing the band's earliest studio recordings, including "True Love, " the first song the group developed together. The band self-produced the single, ensuring the recording captures the chemistry that defines their live performances. Released under the name Errol Starr and Tribz, the project reflects a clear and focused artist identity, aligning with current trends while honoring the collective strength behind the music. With growing interest from blues radio and festival programmers in both Canada and the U.S., "True Love" positions the band for continued momentum throughout the year. write your comments about the article :: © 2026 Jazz News :: home page |