Harris Allan's newly released single "Buttery Tempo" blends lo-fi grooves and retro-pop charm into a soulful, slow-burning reflection on infatuation. Silky vocals, warm bass, and smooth guitar create intimate, timeless energy.

Drawing from a broad range of life experiences, Allan writes music that feels both deeply personal and culturally resonant. His debut single, "One Last Ride," introduced his romantically charged songwriting style, followed by "All In," an upbeat folk-pop track with a laid-back reggae feel. Both songs were selected for the soundtrack of the feature film "Exuvia".

Subsequent releases continue to showcase his versatility: "M.O.B." is a hook-driven anthem about recognizing life's fleeting "Moments of Brilliance." "Eyes on You" explores deep house textures and emotional connection, and "Out of Road" captures the bittersweet tone of a relationship's end.

Allan began his career at 16 as a songwriter and later became lead singer and guitarist for "Square9." After recording an EP at Mushroom Studios in 2006 and performing across Vancouver's club scene, he launched a solo career as hip hop/rap artist "Fallan Soldier." His 2009 album "Above the Call of Duty" charted on !Earshot and gained strong college radio support, leading to a Western Canada headline tour following the music video release of "Fights".

After five years as a DJ honing his craft and refining his musical perspective, Allan continues to evolve as a singer-songwriter. Fans can also connect with him through his interactive YouTube live stream show, "All In with Harris Allan".