Our Biography
Lunar Bloom is a Toronto based trio rooted in the indie dream folk genre. Their original songs feature complex vocal harmonies and intimate storytelling that captures the attention of their audience and keeps them rapt. Their shows are full of feminist anthems and calls to action, balanced with playful banter and dreamy love songs. They embrace harmonic tension, and rhythms that challenge expectations, creating the story of each song through musical devices and poetic lyrics.
Their debut self-titled EP was nominated for an Independent Music Award in the Folk/Roots category, while their single “Sweater” placed in the Top 100 of CBC’s Searchlight Competition. “Monster” was featured on CBC’s Fresh Air for International Women’s Day and received a shout-out from Jim Cuddy.
They have showcased twice at the Folk Canada Conference (formerly Folk Music Ontario), completed two Ontario tours and toured the East Coast of Canada. Their 2022 LP, Running Deep, received airplay across Canada and reached #6 on the CFBX charts. Their sea shanty single, “Fiona”, was inspired by Hurricane Fiona, who decided to follow these women along their East Coast tour in support of Running Deep and inspiration for new material. Both the album and tour were generously funded by the Canada Council for the Arts.
Band Members
Brittany Rae Robinson
Brittany is an actor, filmmaker, and one-third of the Lunar Bloom bouquet. Using songwriting as a cathartic outlet since her early adolescence, Brittany plays guitar, ukulele and is constantly listening to music or true crime podcasts. Alongside making music, Brittany made her own 9 part web series call Street Series. It's a look into the female lens on the social issue of street harassment. Her current writing/filmmaking projects involve a short film exploring the stigma of depression and a good old jolly Christmas movie. (She likes to jump all over the emotion spectrum). As of August 7th, 2026 you can see her in Eli Roth's "Ice Cream Man" though you might want to close your eyes...
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Kelly McNamee
Kelly is a Toronto-based performer, filmmaker and makes up one-third Lunar Bloom. She plays ukulele and is responsible for the occasional use of math in Lunar Bloom's writing process. She started her first musical project NOON TO NOON with now husband Alex Fiddes. Currently they run My Pop Choir together, a group of community-based choirs in the GTA. As a filmmaker she is in post-production for Artifice (Alright Alice Productions) and recently premiered Maybe You Should Be Careful (Small Wins Production) at Toronto After Dark Film Festival. Both short films she created, produced and acted in. You may recognize her from her appearances in television series such as Murdoch Mysteries, 12 Monkeys, Rogue, Sensitive Skin, and The Next Step Aftershow. Theatre credits include Boy In The Moon (Crow’s Theatre) & Domesticated (Company Theatre/CanStage).
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Jocelyn Regina
Jocelyn is an accomplished musician. She grew up singing in children’s choir, studying classical piano and voice, obtaining grade 10 piano and grade 9 voice from the Royal Conservatory of Music before graduating high school. After attending Sheridan College she received an MA in theatre performance from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. Credits include; Proof, The Fantasticks, Sylvia, Company, and background vocals on Carl Dixon's 'Lucky Dog'. Alongside performing she is a choir director with My Pop Choir and teaches piano and voice. She is also a published knitwear designer and recently embarked on a new adventure, called motherhood. Find her knitting projects and designs at @jossknits on instagram