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"Kalle Wainio seems to be wise beyond his years musically and emotionally. The Sault Ste. Marie native and his band – Kalle Mattson - show more potential than any young band I’ve come across lately."
- HeroHill.com

In the three short years since Kalle Wainio began writing songs, under the pseudonym ‘Kalle Mattson’, the band has grown from a Dylan-influenced solo act into a full-on experimental folk-rock quintet. In early 2009 the band released ‘Whisper Bee,’ an album that has garnered praise from both Canadian and British music press, earned the band two Northern Ontario Music Award nominations and placement in the Top 100 of the Billboard World Song Contest.

Kalle Mattson has completed multiple Canadian tours and have opened for many notable talents including: The Wooden Sky, Great Bloomers, You Say Party!, The Deep Dark Woods, Fred Eaglesmith, Cuff The Duke, The Rural Alberta Advantage, Elliott Brood, Cowboy Junkies, Josh Ritter and Blue Rodeo among many others.

In the summer of 2010 Kalle Mattson recorded their sophomore effort 'Anchors' with Howie Beck (Feist, Jason Collett, Hayden, Josh Rouse, etc.) at the mixing helm. The album was mastered in Los Angeles by the legendary Bernie Grundman Studios (Bruce Springsteen, Neil Young, U2, The Band, Van Morrison, etc), and was released on March 22nd, 2011 to rave reviews, song placement on Degrassi, and festival slots at CMW, NXNE, COCA and Ottawa Bluesfest.

"Anchors is a splendid surprise, much more inventive, focused, meaty, individualistic and industrious than you would ever imagine coming from a group of early adults (originally) from the Soo. On second thought, it makes perfect sense." - Exclaim!

Kalle Mattson   Kalle Mattson, Ottawa, Canada

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