Based upon the “life story” of fictitious country music legend Hezekiah Procter, the album was recorded on antique equipment from the 1930s to create an authentic 78-rpm era sound. A startling invention from the artist No Depression calls “Montreal’s greatest country songwriter today.”

“The Complete Recordings of Hezekiah Procter (1925 – 1930)” is a box set, novel, and experimental recording project by acclaimed Montreal songwriter Li’l Andy.

About Li’l Andy:

The New York Times has described Li’l Andy as

“…a performer who commands a stage effortlessly through his baritone voice and engaging between-song banter…”

The Village Voice calls his music “Roots-based Americana that actually deserves to be made”. In the past decade, he has released 4 albums, toured Canada extensively, and been named “Best Country/Folk Act” in Cult MTL Magazine five years in a row.