Ottawa may be the second-coldest capital city in the world, but the music scene is hot and the hottest band in town is home-grown Lemon Cash. The five indie rock fusion musicians have been drawing enthusiastic crowds at local venues. Their first EP has just been released (grabbing featured radio airplay), and Lemon Cash has just snagged a coveted appearance on CTV’s Canadian Talent Showcase.

The unique Lemon Cash sound is a result of the different musical backgrounds and personal tastes of the musicians. Lead singer, guitarist, and keyboard player Cory Papaineau has a Nashville influence while his brother, drummer Jeff Papineau, admires harmony-driven groups like BeeGees and Eagles; Bassist Zack Robillard listens to 60’s and 70’s rock; guitarist Stefano Provenzano brings indie pop and hip hop into the mix, and fellow guitar player Jeff Armstrong embraces alternative rock. Every member of Lemon Cash is also a vocalist; the result is a large lush sound, at once intense, complex, and compelling.

The band has had quite some success releasing their first single 'Turn It Up' to Canadian radio in the summer of 2016. While rotating through many playlists and spinning on 18 radio stations and 4 internet radio stations the single was played 1,384 times across North America. It's without question that Lemon Cash has created quite some buzz and sparked a lot of interest among many Canadian listeners.

Lemon Cash is continuing to build this buzz they have created for their brand and are hoping to turn this spark into a flame. Going further with their radio journey the band is gearing up to release their newest single 'All Over You' to Canadian radio. This catchy rhythmic and harmony driven sound for this single is hoping to turn some heads and attract more Canadian listeners.

 It is without question that the boys of Lemon Cash are continuing to write, and create songs that their fans and all listeners will appreciate. It’s an auspicious start to what promises to be a great career, and although they’re not giving up their day jobs yet, they’ve set their sights high: their goals are to move people with their music, make it their primary source of income, and travel the world... with lots of winter gigs in warmer climes!