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Stefan Hegerat is a multi-instrumentalist (drums, bass, piano, guitar, voice), and Dora nominated composer based out of Toronto, Ontario. He has been working full time as a professional recording artist/composer since 2012. Originally from Calgary, Alberta, Stefan relocated to Toronto in 2008 to complete his Bachelor of Music in Jazz Performance at the University of Toronto while studying under legendary Canadian jazz drummers Terry Clarke and Nick Fraser. In addition to leading his own bands Icterus and Parade, Stefan is a member of Chinese Medicine, Triio, The Electric Storm Collective, JJ and the Pillars, Fortunato Durutti Marinetti, Blue Sky Miners, Laura Tremblay and Moneyhouse

Album

The Consumption: A Tragic Folktale in Six Parts

By David Riddel

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2019
Track listing: Gangrene; Red Pony Suite: I - Easter - Return to the Mountains; Red Pony Suite: II - Gabilan - Left in the Cold; Red Pony Suite - III - Nelly - A Violent Birth; Crab Parts.

Album

The Consumption: A Tragic Folkale in Six Parts

By David Riddel

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2025
Track listing: Prologue (Barbatos Speaks to the Animals); Creature ( Graiae the One-Eyed Oprhan); The Consumption; Intermission; The Fox (Part 1); The Fox (Part 2).

Album

Icterus II

By Stefan Hegerat

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2025
Track listing: Three Wars; Here's to Circle; Aku San Zan; Dosage; Juan Soto; Old Guard; Our Circle; Leave Unattended and Suffer the Consequences.

Article: Catching Up With

Stefan Hegerat's Bet Against Algorithmic Music

by Lawrence Peryer
June 1, 2025

Stefan Hegerat reached his breaking point with Spotify. Last year, the Toronto drummer and composer made a decision that's becoming more common among independent musicians: he began the process of removing his music from the streaming giant. “I recently read Liz Pelly's book about the evolution of Spotify and that really sealed the deal ...