Adam’s journey began as a young musician, eventually becoming a signed act and collaborating with songwriters in Nashville and Los Angeles. During that time, he performed in opening acts for Three Days Grace, The Scorpions, The Trews and Rival Sons, at venues including The Bell Centre and the Molson Amphitheatre.

Away from the stage, Adam was honing his skills in the studio. His drive and determination created opportunities to learn from a number of top mixing engineers, developing a true passion for sound through the art of audio engineering and mixing. By 2020, he felt ready to take his craft to the next level.

The doors of The Reverie opened that same year, calling a lovingly-converted 150 year-old church home. In the years following, Adam has welcomed and worked with a variety of artists/producers including The Strumbellas, Neil Sanderson of Three Days Grace, Eddie Kramer, Royal Wood, Larnell Lewis, Yamaha Canada. At the other end of the scale, Adam has also worked with a number of smaller bands taking their first forays into professional recording.

Being a musician himself, Adam has an innate understanding what it feels like to be on both the performing and recording ends of the microphone. He takes the responsibility of capturing your songs seriously and is dedicated to supporting each and every artist who come through the doors; ensuring your creative experience at The Reverie is one to remember.