Leaving Familiar

written by: Michael Theodore

genre: folk

Leaving Familiar is a song about positive change. Sometimes when get caught up in the monotony of day to day life and we become stagnant. We need to leave familiar behind and look ahead to new adventures!

White Stallion

written by: Michael Theodore

genre: folk

White Stallion is a song about heroes, family and forgiveness. The heroes are the people who try something different even if the odds are against them. And if failure is the outcome, family will forgive!

Leaving Familiar

written by: Michael Theodore

genre: americana/country

Leaving Familiar is a song about change. When day to day life becomes a repeat of the 'same old, same old', we sometimes look for something 'better'. Does it exist? We find out when we leave familiar behind.

In Stride

written by: Michael Theodore

genre: folk

This is a song about overcoming the challenges of life and taking things 'In Stride'. Trying to hold on to the bigger picture while in the middle of unexpected difficulties! Looking at life's experiences in a positive way and forever moving forward.

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Michael Theodore is a singer/songwriter/musician who has been working in and around the Toronto area for several years. He has established a reputation for himself as a hard working, crowd pleasing, energetic performer, much in the ilk of Bruce Springsteen. His song writing has been known to be both introspective and universal in it's message, often making his own songs the most requested at his shows. His second CD, Leaving Familiar, has been receiving rave reviews since its' release in late 2012!

Jeremy by Pearl Jam.Eddie took one newspaper alctire about a troubled boy named Jeremy that shot himself in front of his class, and he wrote a 90s Alternative and Grunge hit from it.I also like the Mamasan trilogy; it's Eddie again. He made up a story about a kid whose dad died, and then he had an incestuous relationship with his mom because he looked so much like his dad (Alive). Then he descended into madness and went on a killing spree (Once), and the last song (Footsteps) reflects how he feels now that he's in a jail cell, awaiting execution.BQ: Eddie Vedder.BQ2: Probably difficult, especially to keep coming out with great and original songwriting.

review written by: Olzhas