Holly Dodson is a Canadian singer-songwriter, music producer, and frontwoman of the synth-pop band Parallels. Born in Toronto, she grew up in a highly musical family—her father, Rich Dodson, was a member of the iconic Canadian rock band The Stampeders. Holly began writing music in her teenage years and eventually co-founded Parallels, a band known for its electro-pop sound reminiscent of 80s synth music. Her work extends beyond music performance; she is also involved in composing and producing. Dodson's talents have been recognized in both the music and film industries, with her work featured on soundtracks, including the Oscar-winning short film Curfew (2012). In addition to her success with Parallels, she has collaborated with various artists and producers, further solidifying her place in the electronic music scene. Dodson is known for her dedication to evolving her sound, and she often cites inspirations from icons like David Bowie and Depeche Mode