
Find A Better Way - New LP
Debuts November 4th 2022
Possessing a sound tapped from the oaken belly of a whiskey barrel, The Commoners are a 4 piece Roots/Rock outfit from Toronto, Canada. Offering their own blend of a tried and true musical mixture, the group pepper their sound with high-energy riffs, soulful vocals, and rich harmonies that combine to take the listener on a journey through a Southern-style rock experience. Their 2022 release Find A Better Way is an album that demands attention from the first note. The opening lines, “If I scream at the top of my lungs, and stamp my feet ’till the floor comes undone,” immediately inform that a wild ride lies ahead. The Commoners crafted a record that strikes the perfect balance between old and new.
Fill My Cup - First Single
Debuts July 29th 2022
Fill My Cup is the quintessential roots rock song, featuring high-energy guitar riffs, a groovy verse and an uplifting chorus rounded out with an inspiring full band chant. Showcasing a powerful vocal performance by lead singer Chris Medhurst, and the soulful harmonies of Chantal Williams, “Fill My Cup” is an impeccable introduction to The Commoners – a must listen.


Too Much - Second Single
Debuts August 26th 2022
Too Much is a hard-hitting, riff-driven song about breaking up with a city you once loved. Kicking off with a boot-stompin’ intro, “Too Much” slides into earworm territory with a chorus that will have listeners singing along after one spin. A bonafide rock and roll song that ages better with every listen, “Too Much” blazes like a sure-fire hit.
Find A Better Way - Third Single
Debuts September 30th 2022
Find A Better Way is the third and final single, and title track of The Commoners 2022 album. A rock anthem to its core, “Find A Better Way” carries a message that encapsulates the entirety of the record. With growing uncertainties, society faces challenges previously unseen, leaving the collective in a perpetual state of questioning, with doubt directed towards governments, public leaders, and our own neighbours. From the aftermath of COVID-19, the increasing mental health crisis in North America, war crimes in Ukraine, and the explosion of social movements & protests, one thought unites us all—we need to find a better way to co-exist on this planet. “Find A Better Way” takes an inward look at confronting our tumultuous past, and accepting personal accountabilities to uncover the strength needed to seek a solution.
