Eva Karkanis

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Eva Karkanis is a singer and instrumentalist from Toronto, Canada. Growing up in a musical family, she found a love for singing early on and picked up piano and guitar along the way, often performing at coffee houses and talent nights.

Her sound has a folky acoustic feel, with warm vocals over finger-picked guitar, inspired by artists like Bruce Cockburn, Gordon Lightfoot, and Natalia Lafourcade.

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Over the years, Eva has shared the stage with other musicians as a guest performer and collaborator, and has played at farmers’ markets, open mics, and venues in both Canada and Mexico — including Toronto’s Small World Music.

Eva now divides her time between Toronto and CDMX.

I Ain’t Ever Loved No One

(Donovan Woods Cover)

Ketchum, ID Chorus

(boygenius Cover)

Wildflowers

(Tom Petty Cover)

Man Made Lake

(Donovan Woods Cover)

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