Levi Taschuk’s ‘A Kiss’ Arrives Between Collaboration and Self-Production

Levi Taschuk’s A Kiss enters Found in the Inbox with a biography that traces a developing relationship with recording. Based in Salmon Arm, British Columbia, the singer-songwriter began writing in his early twenties after years of close and enthusiastic listening. The campaign presents that listening history as an important part of his preparation, a reminder that the beginning of a songwriting practice does not necessarily mark the beginning of someone’s musical education.

One specific chapter took him to New York for a week in 2024. There, he recorded a three-track EP with co-producers Miles Hewitt and Karl Helander and contributions from violinist Jake Falby, whose credits include Julie Byrne and Mutual Benefit. The significance of that account lies in the circumstances of collaboration: an artist working away from home with producers and an instrumental contributor, finding out how material changes when other people enter the room. The supplied biography does not say that every one of those credits applies to A Kiss, so they should remain attached to the EP sessions it describes.

Another recording thread began in May 2024, when work started on the debut LP Dyna Dyvest with Connor Mead and Evan Cheadle as co-producers. At the time of the submission, Taschuk was also recording and producing a second full-length album himself, with a mid-to-late 2027 release target. That was a plan stated in the original campaign, not a guarantee of the present schedule. Together, the projects outline a working life moving between shared production and greater individual control.

A Kiss itself is identified in the campaign by ISRC CBF512600005 and an exact Spotify track link. No detailed song biography or list of track-specific recording credits accompanied it. Rather than assign the song a story based on its title, this introduction places it alongside the history Taschuk supplied: a small-town base, a serious listening habit and recordings made through more than one kind of partnership. That context offers a useful starting point for discovering the music and for asking the songwriter what this particular release means within the larger body of work.

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Levi Taschuk artist profile · Round The Clock PR