Mappe Of Toronto, Ontario
An acclaimed avant-folk artist based in Toronto, Mappe Of (aka Tom Meikle). 2017 debut, A Northern Star, A Perfect Stone, established a songwriter striving for deep emotional connections with his listeners. On the new Mappe Of album, Meikle has created a modern progressive folk album situated in a universe of his own creation: The Isle of Ailynn. ... more
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