Electric Lemonade

Grungy fuzz rock from Whitehorse, Yukon

Yukon fuzz-rock power trio Electric Lemonade pairs big feelings with an audacious sound. Drawing from influences like Alabama Shakes and Soundgarden, Electric Lemonade fuse grunge-soaked riffs with stories of queer desire, mental health, and fractured friendships, music built to move through and feel deeply. Their debut EP - All These Songs Are About You - released on March 27th, 2026.

PRESS QUOTES

“A power trio from up north, Electric Lemonade offer full-hearted fuzz rock that goes hard on hooks. Case in point: "Sinners," an ode to small-town queer love shaped by energetic riffs, playful lyrics and a strikingly catchy call-and-response chorus.” - Paul Blinov

— Exclaim! Magazine

“What makes 'All These Songs Are About You' so compelling is its sense of contradiction, delivering a release that is both playful yet pointed, chaotic yet controlled. Electric Lemonade have created a debut EP that feels both immediate and enduring. And whether or not they’re about you… they’ll make you feel like they are.” - Chris Bound

— Mystic Sons

“What caught me with “Sinners” and Electric Lemonade’s sound more broadly is their way of taking this slight feeling of angst and giving it a whimsical tail. Overall, this song is super infectious and fun with beats that made even my sniffling and sneezing soul want to get out of my desk chain and start dancing around. ”

— Girl at the Rock Show

“Straight out of Whitehorse, Electric Lemonade lit it up with their grungy fuzz rock vibes, big guitars, fierce vocals, and unstoppable groove. ”

— CKUA (re: Edmonton Fringe performance)

“Electric Lemonade fascinates me. Based in Whitehorse, Yukon, Canada, the trio made of Sarah Murphy, Hannah Mazurek, and Rob Jones prove the fact you don’t need to be in large, oversaturated music markets like New York or L.A. to be worthy of coverage. Electric Lemonade proves that musicians who focus on their own communities and stories tend to be among the most authentic, interesting artists. ” - Andrew LaVogue

— Underground Music Collective