Shuffle Demons are grateful and excited to be nominated for a 2026 Juno Award for Jazz Album of the Year (Group)!
It’s been 39 years between The JUNO Awards nominations, but we are SO back! (Keep following your dreams, kidz!)
Congratulations to our fellow nominees and everyone who put out new music last year!
The ‘Group’ category is so appropriate for 'Are You Really Real' as producing it really was a total group effort. Each band member contributed fabulous compositions to the project and played like demons! Studio wizard Jono Grant not only produced the album but also edited, mixed AND mastered it to perfection!
We recorded it with Julian Decorte and Jeremy Darby at the LEGENDARY Canterbury Music Company. Don Breithaupt provided the excellent cover art and layout and Camille Neirynck captured the band with a stellar pic. And we couldn’t have done any of it without the generous support of the Toronto Arts Council and the Ontario Arts Council - Conseil des arts de l'Ontario.
Once we had it all done, we handed off to Peter Cardinali at Alma Records/Universal Music Canada to run with it!
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Are You Really Real
released March 7, 2025
Shuffle Demons celebrate their 40th anniversary with Are You Really Real, an electrifying new album that showcases their unique and unmistakable sound. The release highlights their trademark fusion of jazz, funk, blues, and rap with finely crafted compositions from all five band members.
Have a Good One
Have a Good One is the new video from Canada's jazz funk alchemists the Shuffle Demons. The tune is from the critically acclaimed 2020 album Crazy Time
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For Booking inquiries contact:
Richard Underhill
Shuffle Demon Productions
co-manager/booking
shuffledemons@gmail.com
Stich Wynston
Shuffle Demon Productions
co-manager/booking
+1 437-225-7795
stichness@gmail.com
The three-sax, bass and drums lineup creates a palpable party atmosphere right from the get-go on the sardonic “Sell Me This,” where the horn section has an ear-catching funk orientation reminiscent of Tower of Power or The Brecker Brothers.