Solo Music Projects
Over the past fifteen years, Meagan Kelln has been raising her family while sharing her love of piano with hundreds of students. Throughout, her own songs have always been welcome companions, providing a conduit for her experiences and reflections.
Upcoming Shows
December 21 at 7pm - Congress Coffee Co.
Alt-Holiday B-Sides presents a full evening of wonderfully unusual holiday music featuring Meagan Kelln, Melody Stang, and Krista Wodelet. Join us for a cozy, acoustic-style show of lesser known Christmas favourites with quirky arrangements and unexpected instruments. Some of our favourites from last year, plus a whole roster of new ones! We can’t wait to share this special event with all of you.
December 18 at 6:30pm - Cafe Gravity
Alt-Holiday B-Sides presents an abbreviated mid-week version of our unusual holiday music featuring Meagan Kelln, Melody Stang, and Krista Wodelet. Join us for a casual and intimate show featuring a selection of our lesser known Christmas favourites. Family friendly and pay-what-you-can at the door. We encourage you to make a reservation so that you can have a place to sit! Who knows, maybe there will even be a sing along?
October 3rd at 8pm
Can’t wait to join Edmonton artist Miranda Martini on the Congress stage. I’ll be sharing some new songs - yet to be recorded - so be sure to pop by to hear what I’ve been working on since the album release in 2024.
Music
Handful
With her debut solo EP Handful, Meagan has fused her classical piano training with folk sensibilities, capturing songs about motherhood, mental health, love and change. These are songs to listen to in your safest spaces, in your in-between moments, songs that recognize the stages we move through in our lives, and the profound shifts we are all moving through together.
Released June 24, 2024
Ingunn Benediktsson, cello
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Joel Pearson
© all rights reserved
Singles
Handful
Life hands you a full plate and the daily monotony of adulting can quickly take the reins, until you realize you’ve let life get in the way of your connection with your partner, that you’ve bottled up your heart and put it on the shelf.
Another Day
The stages of life are in constant flux, folding in on themselves. We grow and leave our childhood home, we watch as our children leave ours, we watch our parents leave theirs. This is an anthem for the sandwich generation, recognizing these big changes in the most mundane of life’s moments.