Good Nature is an indie-rock band from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The six musicians that make up the band “implement so many influences into their act that it becomes a fascinating fusion of orchestrated sounds” –The Bolt News

In August 2016 they released their long awaited debut EP Waves- a colourful mix of upbeat and incredibly catchy tunes. Good Nature is gaining recognition not just in Alberta but nationally. In April of 2016 they became a Top 10 regional finalist in CBC Music’s Searchlight competition, with their single “Waves”. With over two thousand applicants across Canada, Good Nature was spotlighted by CBC music as a standout in the competition. They have had radio play on Mix 107, 102.3 Now Radio, CBC, CKUA, and campus radio in Alberta and BC (CiTR, CHLY, CJSR, CJSW, CKXU, Heatwave Kelowna). They have also racked up over 36,000 plays on Spotify since their EP release and 8000 views on their “Waves” music video alone.

"Revolutionary People" their newest single, was released on all streaming platforms on September 7, 2018.

The original core was formed in the fall of 2013. Since then they have spent years practicing, writing, and performing together to hone their sound. Over that time they have learned to adapt to each others personal styles and encompass a variety of musical influences to create something magical: Good Nature’s unique sound. Their name perfectly portrays their songs which have encouraging messages, upbeat tone, and emanating positivity. This makes it perfect for anyone who loves happy, danceable songs.

Good Nature has performed at many different venues in Edmonton, including The Starlite Room, The Station, The Rec Room. They have also established a following throughout Alberta, BC and Saskatchewan after completing two Western Canadian tours. Good Nature will no doubt continue to build their following as everyone can enjoy Good Nature’s up-tempo, catchy music and their exhilarating live shows.

The Band

Ronen Iosilevich is the keyboardist as well as a vocalist and songwriter in Good Nature. He is a classically trained pianist, and he has been playing since he was 9 years old. Besides playing keys and singing in the band, he is the business man of the group. He gets all the gigs and replies to all the emails.

Fred Mack is the band's saxophone player. He started his musical journey on piano at a young age and began playing saxophone in junior high school. He recently graduated from MacEwan University with a Bachelor's Degree in Jazz and Contemporary Music. Fred is also an active member of Edmonton's jazz scene.

Anthony (Tony) Woloszyn draws on experience playing classical trumpet with the Edmonton Youth Orchestra in the Winspear Centre, playing Jazz with MacEwan University’s Big Bands, and playing pop for MacEwan’s musicals (9 To 5, and Sister Act), and showcase pop-band performances. Together with bandmate/saxophonist Fred, they create groovy horn lines that are sure to grab your attention!

Curtis Mokry started playing bass around age 12 and grew up playing classic rock and blues covers with his brothers. When he isn't playing with Good Nature, you can find him camping, riding motorcycles, quading, building guitar pedals, or working hard as a mechanical engineer.

Biboye Onanuga is a drummer and educator who’s been steeped in the local arts scene since high school. Over time he has become an active member of the community and recently completed his music degree at MacEwan University. The newest member of the band also backs rapper Arlo Maverick and leads the band Good Information, while supporting and facilitating accessible music programming in Edmonton. Lately, you can catch Biboye cycling around town, shooting hoops, or running to see how far his legs can take him. [Bibo’s not big on winter]