“Songs for the seekers and the lovers — music that carries you closer to yourself.”
“Heartfelt indie folk-pop woven with faith, love, and the beauty of the journey.”
“Music for the heart — honest, raw, and healing.”
On October 23, 2015, Greane released his debut album Nouveau, recorded at Soli Studios in Seattle with producer Mell Dettmer. The record brought together Magdalen Hsu-Li (keys), Eric Eagle (drums), Paul Kemmish (bass), Eyvind Kang (strings), and Greane himself on guitars, vocals, and banjo. Four years later, he returned to Soli with Dettmer for Amour (2019), joined by Austin Quist (bass) and Steve Kemke (drums). Both albums chart a path through faith, love, and belonging, expanding Greane’s reputation for intimate, seeker-hearted songs.
A nationally touring indie artist, Greane has performed throughout the U.S. and Canada at colleges, festivals, and cultural spaces including the Multicultural Theater Space (Kitchener, ON), the Salem Arts Festival, PVDFest, the University of New Hampshire, Colgate University, Hampshire College, RISD, the Gulu Gulu Café, and the Topsfield Fair. Along the way, he has shared the stage with artists such as Magdalen Hsu-Li, Scott Morehouse, Jessie Coutu, and Justin Oliver.
Born and raised in a working-class New England town, Greane’s journey has been marked by resilience and renewal. From early health struggles and family upheaval to addiction and recovery, his music has always been a lifeline—a place of faith, hope, and love. His songs are written for seekers and lovers alike: those holding on, letting go, or searching for meaning in the in-between.