They play a mix of genres from melodic acoustic and folk music to raw punk pop and skate grunge. Formed in 2009 and based out of Toronto, Ontario, the band has released six studio EP albums.

This collection of songs is mainly from the folk pop EPs and goes anywhere from catchy and upbeat to deep and emotional. Great to listen to on road trips or just before climbing in to bed, this She Said Save Me compilation has something for everyone.

1. Emerson
2. Here I Go Again ( ft Callie Cryar)
3. I'd Hang With You Everyday
4. Where I Belong (ft Phoebe Cryar)
5. Daniella
6. Is The Rain All That Bad (ft Mary Cassidy)
7. Little Star
8. Indiana
9. Aliens
10. If We Fall (ft Mary Cassidy)
11. I Am Home
12. This Impossible Love
13. Rosehill Ave
14. Dear Anne

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 06/30/2015
SHE SAID SAVE ME lives in Toronto Canada

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Folk-Rock, Pop

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