Aid & Effect Peterborough, Ontario
Music is a powerful thing. It has the ability to improve a life. It also has the ability to destroy one. Often choices we
make are based off the music we listen to.
We believe it is our responsibility to make music to better a life. That is why we make music.
We enjoyed making music as Hawk Nelson but are more excited than ever to continue as Aid & Effect!
Jason, David, Matt & Jake
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