Drawn together in early 2003 by their love of music and the impetus to forge their own musical path, Hamilton, Ontario 5-piece The Reason, comprised of Adam White (vocals), James Nelan (guitar), Jeremy Widerman (guitar), Ronson (bass) and Cam Bordignon (drums), hit the ground running, securing a loyal fanbase by rocking as many sweaty venues as possible across Ontario with their aggressive live show. In 2004, the band released debut album 'Ravenna' (Smallman Records) establishing themselves as a pop/punk leaning hardcore troupe, catching the attention of audiences and music critics across Canada. Coming off the release of 'Ravenna', the band managed to steer clear of being pigeon-holed into the screamo genre flavour of the day, staying focused on the goal of crafting memorable songs with incredible feeling and diversity, while maintaining the aggressive charisma of their live performance. The band recorded their sophomore album 'Things Couldn't Be Better' with Juno Award winning producer Gavin Brown (Billy Talent, Three Days Grace), who jumped on the project after hearing early demos and seeing the band perform on a huge bill at the Molson Amphitheatre with Billy Talent and Alexisonfire.