PACKS

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The artist

PACKS is an active Toronto, Ontario indie rock band led by Madeline Link. The artist-controlled Bandcamp currently identifies Toronto, while Apple Music identifies the same project as formed in Toronto in 2019. A February 2026 artist-authored Talkhouse conversation independently describes PACKS as a Toronto band led by Link and documents her work on another album, confirming current professional activity. The exact Spotify artist 1ZgzpPiODfKa4B9Fkw1dWm exposes 21 principal album and single containers in Canada, classified by Spotify as five albums and 16 singles from August 14, 2018 through June 28, 2024. Representative releases include PACKS on Audiotree Live, Melt the Honey, Crispy Crunchy Nothing, Take The Cake, and WOAH. Spotify classifies the eight-track WOAH container as a single, while Fire Talk presents it as an EP; MusicList preserves Spotify's provider classification in the numeric summary and describes the release without changing that count. The artist-controlled Bandcamp adds before i was bleeding, released February 10, 2025, outside the exact Spotify catalog count. Credits for Melt the Honey identify Madeline Link as songwriter, vocalist, rhythm and acoustic guitarist, and co-mixing engineer; Dexter Nash as engineer and co-mixing engineer; Noah O'Neil on bass; Shane Hooper on drums and percussion; Diego Parragué on keyboards; Lupita Rico on Spanish vocals; and Sarah Register as mastering engineer. Fire Talk describes Melt the Honey as self-produced and remains the project's current label. The current official site identifies Rose Garden Artists for management and Primary Talent for UK and European booking. MusicList routes professional inquiries through that artist-controlled site without reproducing direct contact details. Spotify media is rendered live with provider attribution and a monogram fallback. The exact English and French payload was reviewed for collision-free identity, current Toronto and Ontario geography, active status, catalog arithmetic, provider classification, production credits, current professional relationships, safe contact routing, provider media, and meaning parity.