Isaac Baronikian: Outgrown
- Folk Canada
- Nov 5
- 1 min read
The new single from Isaac Baronikian, 'Outgrown', sounds like Third Eye Blind if they were fronted by John Mayer and he grew up in the High Park/Parkdale neighbourhood of Toronto. This is a song about not pulling your weight.
With songs and sold-out performances that have earned him community radio play across Canada and comparisons to Donovan Woods, Jack Johnson, John Mayer, and Bahamas, Isaac is carving out his own slice of space as a mellow-sounding songwriter with relevant things to say. Writing to the sounds of post-Toronto-indie-folk-recession-rock, Isaac sings about the way things are and where they might be headed. With his sharp observations and soft baritone voice, Isaac’s songs come across like conversations with an old friend.
Isaac’s debut singer-songwriter record, For The Road, will release independently in early 2026. For The Road was self-produced with support from the City of Ottawa’s Creation and Production Fund for Professional Artists and a successful GoFundMe fundraising campaign.
Production Credits for Outgrown:
Isaac Baronikian - Vox/Acoustic Guitar/Electric Guitar/Keys/Bass/Production
Joe Pack - (Soul Hop Union) - Electric Lead Guitar
Peter Von Althen - (Kathleen Edwards, Jim Bryson, summersets) - Drums
Nick Nagurka - (Theo Katzman, May Erlewine, Vulfpeck) - Mix
Phil Shaw Bova - (Feist, Andy Shauf, Bahamas, Peach Pit) - Master
Erik Grice - (Field Guide, Wilco, Boy Golden) - Artwork Support
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