Low Millions was a pop-rock band from California led by Canadian singer/songwriter Adam Cohen, son of Leonard Cohen.
When Adam Cohen was in-between solo records in 2004, he was approached by Capitol Records for English-language material after signing him to a deal for what would be his French language solo album Mélancolista. He auditioned for Manhattan Records in New York City, and was signed after 15 minutes of a solo acoustic performance, which led to the formation of Low Millions.
Ex-Girlfriends Low Millions' only album, Ex-Girlfriends, yielded two singles, "Eleanor" and "Statue". "Eleanor" reached the Top 5 of Billboard's Triple A chart and the Top 30 of the Adult Top 40 chart in late 2004.
All of the songs in Ex-Girlfriends were written by Cohen, with co-writes with Tonio K, Davitt Sigerson and Jay Joyce. Cohen was also producer or co-producer of some of the songs, with others produced by Keith Forsey, Patrick Leonard, David Kahne, and Brian Reeves.
Concert performances Low Millions played a number of concerts in 2004 and 2005, opening up for Collective Soul, Vanessa Carlton, John Fogerty, and Gavin DeGraw among others.
Discography Ex-Girlfriends (2004)
Members Adam Cohen – vocals, guitar(singer/guitarist) Michael Chaves – vocals, guitar Jorgen Carlsson – vocals, bass Erik Eldenius – drums
References
Other sources
https://www.allmusic.com/album/ex-girlfriends-mw0000173923 https://www.popmatters.com/lowmillions-exgirlfriends-2495976820.html https://www.pastemagazine.com/music/low-millions/low-millions-ex-girlfriends https://www.billboard.com/music/music-news/ex-girlfriends-66072/ https://www.concertarchives.org/bands/low-millions
External links
Filter Magazine's Artists to Watch - Low Millions