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Introducing Halifax’s premier dyslexic non-binary musician

Burry (they/them) is a dynamic and cutting-edge musician from Halifax, Nova Scotia, who effortlessly combines elements of indie, rock, and pop to craft an unforgettable musical experience. Their music is a vibrant tapestry of colourful lyrics and melodies that resonate with audiences. What sets Burry apart is not just their musical prowess but their unapologetic embrace of their identity. As a non-binary artist, they boldly navigate the music industry, fearlessly tackling subjects like mental health and openly addressing their queerness. They serve as an inspiration for those seeking representation and validation in the music world. Their commitment to inclusivity is a testament to their character and a driving force behind their work. Their debut EP ‘Yellow Paint’ was nominated for East Coast Music Award ‘Rising Star Recording of the Year’ in 2022. Burry is fresh off the release of their sophomore EP ‘Yours Truly’, a tender and introspective collection that encapsulates a deeply personal odyssey through love in all its forms. Burry is an artist who defies convention and invites us all to celebrate our authentic selves.

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“Crooning away with the same melancholic and melodic anxiety that Jens Lekman chugs each morning, Burry picks away at a balancing point between isolation and commitment.” 
– Alex Cook,THE EAST

“Burry covers an impressive amount of ground over the five tracks of their new EP, Yellow Paint. The East Coast singer-songwriter crafts wistful, heartfelt musings on lost loves and festering regrets for a variety of moods”
– Matt Bobkin, EXCLAIM!