Chris Brown and Kate Fenner have been making music together for more than half of their respective lives. Beginning in their teenage years, they founded the legendary Canadian band Bourbon Tabernacle Choir (once described by George Clinton as "The quintessential Toronto vibe"), whose well-traveled road led them to New York City, where they have collaborated ever since.

Brown and Fenner have 6 releases: Other People's Heavens (1997), Geronimo (1999), Great Lakes Bootleg (2000), O Witness (2001), Songs (2003) and GO ON (2006).

Over the years, Chris and Kate's music has created a demand for their contributions to the work of an extraordinary breadth of other artists as well. They have recorded / performed with: B.B. King, Broken Social Scene, Tom Jones, The Tragically Hip, Ani Difranco, The Rheostatics, Michael Blake, Tony Scherr, Propaghandi and The Barenaked Ladies, naming but a few.

Throughout their career, the two have never hesitated to put their musical talents in the service of social causes they value. Following the 2001 Summit of the Americas, Chris put together the GASCD, a double compilation album dedicated to raising funds and awareness for issues regarding the impacts of economic globalization. The album has seen release in twelve countries. Early in 2003, they recorded Resist War, giving it away to thousands via the internet. The song has been featured on compilations around the world, while a full band re-recording of Resist War is featured on GO ON.

Chris and Kate's legacy of producing music also includes respective solo albums, as well as music for dance, movie soundtracks and art installations. In 2005, Chris formed The Citizens' Band, often featuring Kate and a changing roster of musical cohorts. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.