Francis Coyote Shivers, a multifaceted and versatile artist, emerged onto the scene in the city of Toronto, Canada, his birthplace.
As a teenager, Francis Coyote Shivers made a significant contribution to the music world by producing the debut single of the influential band Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet, which boasted the iconic theme song to the beloved and iconic television show The Kids in the Hall.
Following this initial success, Francis Coyote Shivers continued to work with Shadowy Men on a Shadowy Planet, producing their subsequent two albums before relinquishing the reins to the renowned and respected producer Steve Albini, allowing the band to flourish under his guidance.
Coyote Shivers' illustrious music career persisted in its trajectory as he embarked on a new chapter, lending his exceptional guitar playing skills to the instrumental rock band Sharkskin, ultimately resulting in the release of three distinctive EPs and a "Greatest Hits" CD compilation, a testament to his artistic growth and dedication to his craft.
Subsequently, Coyote Shivers relocated to the vibrant city of Los Angeles, where he had the privilege of collaborating with the renowned record producer, Daniel Lanois, who would later go on to produce Coyote's captivating song, "Sugarhigh", which was featured on the iconic Empire Records soundtrack, a milestone in his career that would undoubtedly leave a lasting impression on his devoted fan base.
In the early 1990s, a pivotal moment in the life of this individual, Coyote, transpired as he made the decision to relocate to the vibrant city of Amsterdam, where he proceeded to acquire a boat and inhabit the picturesque canals, immersing himself in the unique culture and atmosphere of this captivating European metropolis.
However, fate, in its intricate and often unpredictable ways, intervened, guiding Coyote towards a new chapter in his life, one that would unfold in the bustling and iconic city of New York, where he would go on to play the guitar for The Dave Rave Conspiracy, a groundbreaking band that would make history by becoming the first non-Soviet ensemble to be signed to the prestigious Soviet state-run record label, Melodyia, a testament to the power of music to transcend borders and bring people together.
Following the disbandment of The Dave Rave Conspiracy, Coyote embarked on a new chapter in his career by making a notable appearance in the 1995 science fiction film Johnny Mnemonic, starring alongside renowned actors such as Keanu Reeves, Ice-T, and Henry Rollins.
As Coyote returned to the vibrant city of New York, he embarked on a new musical venture, collaborating with renowned drummer Billy Ficca and talented percussionist Jack Pedler. Alongside the impressive skills of bassist Dagon Spector, Coyote's debut solo album was finally taking shape. The highly anticipated release received widespread critical acclaim from a diverse array of media outlets, solidifying Coyote's position as a rising star in the music industry.
Coyote embarked on a new musical journey, assembling a fresh lineup comprising Chad Stewart on drums and Casper on bass, with the talented Greta Brinkman joining the group as the bass guitarist.
As the new lineup began to take shape, Coyote seized the opportunity to hone his craft, penning songs for his highly anticipated second album. The album's release was preceded by a series of limited edition CDs, offering fans a glimpse into the creative process.
One of the most notable pre-album releases was the 5-song CD "1/2 a Rock & Roll Record", a tantalizing teaser that showcased Coyote's growing musical prowess. This collection of tracks hinted at the exciting developments to come, as Coyote prepared to unleash his sophomore effort on the world.
Notable singer-songwriter Coyote has persisted in cultivating a thriving music career, concurrently supplementing their artistic endeavors with appearances in a variety of film projects.
