Some of Robin's Musical and Production Collaborations include:
Jeremy Smith, Jeff Moulton, J.C. Douglas, Steve Denommee, John Cipryk, Bruce (The Mole) Mowat
Ground Zero Productions, 'Ember P.', Ron Brown (Octavian) and
Simon Granola

Singer, Musician, Songwriter

Simon Granola:

Other 'Projects'...

Having ran his own DJ business and DJaying at night clubs Robin occasionally provides a variety of music:

PRESS (Bare Blue Sea band):

(No, I did not steal Paul McCartney's band 'Wings')

'D.J. Robin's Juke Joint'  

Robin Smith

Painted Stone

Slide Show Videos...

Bio:

Robin has been entertaining a wide array of audiences for over 40 years. In several cover bands, Robin toured Canada and the northern U.S. as a keyboard player and backup vocalist. With one band, Robin made several appearances on CHCH TV’s Sounds Good music series.


After touring, Robin ran a D.J. business and sang ballads on the piano at weddings. He also teamed up with John Cipryk to co-write and produce a collection of folky-pop tunes released as 'John & Robin'. Robin then collaborated with J.C. Douglas of Q104 fame to produce some parodies which did receive some airplay.


Robin was born in Birmingham, England - the birthplaces of Jeff Lynne of ELO, The Moody Blues and UB40. But it was the culture of Beatlemania back then that inspired him to pursue music.


In a talent contest, ​Robin was honoured to have placed second to Canada's Juno nominated and OCPFA, CCMA award winning country singer Jamie Warren.


Robin has also received song writing credits such as for the Ground Zero Productions theatrical show 'Glow Boys'.

Several bands he has performed in include Garrison, Selection, the “gentle rock” duet The Cove Boys, the “oldies” group the Hus-Band and with the Canadian music tribute band Bare Blue Sea.


Robin performs solo on guitar, and occasionally on piano, at various venues and private events around mainly south-western Ontario. He sings and plays guitar, harmonica, keyboards and mandolin. Robin also enjoys audio and video production plus, recording in his home studio.