New Album Uprooted

Available Now

Canadian flamenco guitarist, composer, and teacher

Matt Sellick is a flamenco guitarist and composer originally from Thunder Bay, Ontario, now living in Toronto. Matt performs locally as a soloist and as an accompanist for flamenco singers and dancers, tours internationally with guitarist Jesse Cook, and gives private guitar lessons. With funding from the Ontario Arts Council and the Canada Council for the Arts, Matt has produced four albums of original solo guitar music and a suite of orchestral arrangements. He has had the privilege of performing as a soloist with the Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra, Consortium Aurora Borealis, and the Annex String Quartet.

My next album …

I’m excited to announce the plan for my next recording project: An album for solo flamenco guitar and full orchestra!

The Thunder Bay Symphony Orchestra and I will record this album together in early 2025.

I acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts. This project has also been generously funded by the Ontario Arts Council.

Uprooted

My fourth solo album is available now. It features flamenco guitar in collaboration with some of my favourite Toronto musicians.

Uprooted can be streamed on Spotify, Apple Music, and more. You can also purchase the digital album (or even a physical CD, if you live in Canada) on Bandcamp.

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Now accepting students, for online flamenco lessons and tutorials

North Shore

In 2018, I decided to create an album on the north shore of Lake Superior. I wanted to bring my style of flamenco to the places that inspired me as a kid. I drove six hundred kilometres to visit, compose, and record in all the shoreline provincial and national parks between Thunder Bay and Sault St. Marie. The result is North Shore — my third solo album, released in 2019.

CFMU Artist Sketch on North Shore


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I think Matt is one of Canada’s finest flamenco artists today.
— Jesse Cook, Canadian guitarist

Banner photo: Zahra Saleki

Live photo: Sławek Przerwa | NFM