🎸 Friday Project – Rising Rock Music Talent from Canada
Friday Project, hailing from Oakville, Canada, is a young and talented band formed by Jack Galloway (Vocals, Guitar), Aidan Girardo (Drums), and Noah King (Bass Guitar) who came together in Grade 8. Now at 17 years old, they are set to release their debut album, Nine Lives, on November 28, 2025. The trio has poured their hearts into both the music and lyrics, showcasing their musical growth and passion since their early beginnings.
The highly anticipated album, Nine Lives, features 9 original songs that were crafted by the band at the age of 15. After a year of intense production, tracks like “Capitola Coast”, “Pick Me Up (When I Fall)”, and “Something, Anything” have already gained attention. Drawing influences from bands like Blink-182, Dominic Fike, and Nirvana, Friday Project‘s diverse sound spans various rock genres, making Nine Lives a standout release in the music scene. The recording process, overseen by Geoff Hlibka at Jack’s house in the Great Room, showcases the band’s dedication to creating a unique and impactful musical experience.
“Sidney’s Song” official music video
Song’s review
🎸 New Music Rock Review: “Nine Lives” by Friday Project 🎸
Friday Project‘s “Nine Lives” is full of the kind of energy that reminds you why rock music still matters. The album sounds alive from the very first track – full of rough guitar lines, bold drum patterns ,and vocals that have both grit and sincerity. There’s a sense of genuine humanity in the way each song unfolds, as if the band is taking you through their personal highs, heartbreaks, and everything in between. Nothing feels forced or exaggerated; instead, the record flows with the natural confidence of musicians who truly love what they do. This is the kind of album you want to play loud, letting each layer wrap around you.
What really sets “Nine Lives” apart is the emotional weight behind the sound. The Friday Project doesn’t just perform – he expresses, he releases, he connects. The album plays on themes of letting go, rebuilding and reinventing yourself, while keeping the rock intensity at the center throughout. Some tracks crash with bold, unfiltered power, while others lean into softer moments that catch you off guard in the best possible way. In the end, “Nine Lives” feels like a complete journey — honest, emotional, and heartfelt.
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