Artist description Love and Death is an explosive electronic pop band based in Toronto made up of Sean Fisher and Jamillah Ross. Like the Eurythmics, Love and Death performs an eclectic mix of pop music styles including disco, punk, reggae and dance music. Their live show is like a bizarre circus featuring two male go-go dancers, disco lights, cross dressing and megaphones.

Music Style Electronic Pop

Musical Influences Prince, The Beatles, Moby, Public Enemy, Madonna, The Eurythmics,The Cure, New Order, Tom Waits, Mary J. Blige, Stevie Wonder

Similar Artists Moby Prince Portishead Madonna Bjork New Order

Artist History Love and Death formed in 1999 when the two members met at Toronto's Second City where they were performing the cult musical from Chicago Co-ed Prison Sluts. Sean was a solo act who had two videos on Much Music and had won a scholarship from the Canadian Music Publisher's Association (CMPA). Ross was the lead singer of a local R&B band called Sonarcotic. The two spent three years writing and recording their first 12 song CD entitled The Very Best of Love and Death. The CD was released on April 25th 2002 at The Tim Sims Playhouse in downtown Toronto. While they were recording it the two performers also rose on the Toronto comedy scene. Jamillah Ross is a regular cast member of After Hours With Kenny Robinson on the Comedy Network, The Second City National Touring Company and Liocracy with Leslie Nielson. Sean Fisher's musical comedy act The Goatee Boys were nominated for two Canadian Comedy Awards and starred on Cream of Comedy on the Comedy Network.

Group Members Sean Fisher Jamillah Ross

Instruments keyboards, guitars, megaphones

Albums The Very Best of Love and Death

Location Toronto, Ontario - Canada

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