Interview with Me And Mae
A little serendipity mixed with an abundance of talent has played a profoundly significant role in the rapid rise of British Columbia-based country band\xa0Me And Mae!\n\nShawn Meehan, Colette Trudeau, Adam Reid,\xa0Ben Parker and Joe Fazio,\xa0together under the moniker ME AND MAE, have forged a reputation as the band to watch on the Canadian country music scene. It all started with the single Love Me Leave Me Lonely, which Meehan co-wrote with Carly Rae Jepsen, who at the time was his guitar student. The release of the band\u2019s debut album Off The Rails (Cordova Bay Records) on May 13th, 2014 was quickly followed by a Nashville tour and a nomination for Top Country Best New Artist (2014) and winning the BC Country Music Awards - Ray McAuley Horizon Award (2014)!\n\n\nMe And Mae has been touring\xa0extensively across Canada, playing festivals such as Craven Country Jamboree, Havelock Country Fest and working on new music with prominent\xa0producers\xa0to help take their sound to the\xa0next level. Me and Mae has worked with Jeff Johnson (Wes Mack, One More Girl, The Chris Buck Band) and with Dan Swinimer of Manicdown Productions (Madeline Merlo, JoJo Mason, Tim Hicks) to help hone their new sound. Me and Mae is ready to unleash their new sound with their new single\xa0Feel Good Feelin'\xa0which puts a spotlight on Shawn and Colette's pop-country vocals and the band's ability to create Zac Brown Band-esque harmonies.