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VIR MCCOY AND EVAN FRASER - Guardians album. "Global Roots"


In 2014 Evan and Vir teamed up with acclaimed Yoga teacher Shiva Rea to record the much loved healing arts album “Yakaruna”. 5 years later sees them back in the studio with a follow up "Guardians" for Canadian label Interchill.


Evan Fraser and Vir McCoy are accomplished multi-instrumentalists who have been recording and performing music together in different bands over the last 20 years. As a duo they play mostly traditional ethnic instruments and champion a unique global roots sound. Evan and Vir are also part of: Dirtwire, Hamsa Lila, The Dogon Lights, House of Hamsa and more.

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released October 24, 2019

Vir McCoy plays: Turkish Jimbush, Moroccan Sintir and Guimbri, Malian Djeli-Ngoni, Moog Synthesizer, Acoustic and Electric Guitar, Electric Bass, Drum samples, percussion and vocals.

Evan Fraser plays: West African Kamale Ngoni, Bass Kamale Ngoni, Jaw Harp, Kalimba, South American Bombo drum, Synthesizer, Drum samples, Vocals, and a dizzying array of percussion including Frame Drum, Shakers, Calabash, Spoons, Coins, Clay whistles, Bones and whatever else he can get his hands on.

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Evan Fraser & Vir McCoy San Francisco, California

Evan Fraser & Vir McCoy have played for years on the West Coast in Hamsa Lila, Radio Devi, Dogon Lights House of Hamsa. Evan also plays in Dirtwire.i
Now they have created an organic global fusion album for yoga and the healing arts called Guardians on Interchill Records, after their first acclaimed album Yakaruna. ... more

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