Liam Corcoran (born July 3, 1984) is a Canadian singer-songwriter based in Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.

[7] The album explores transitions, honesty, youth, new relationships, and experiences, while Corcoran's acoustic guitar and Dowling's violin and viola (even plucked like a mandolin in her track "Sharpshooter") serve as bedrocks.

[6] Cuff the Duke member Dale Murray is featured much in this work, not only producing (with "spontaneity over rigid structure"), but also playing frequently.

[8] After this release, the Express went on hiatus as Corcoran and Dowling established their solo careers,[9] but as of February 2020 the group has reconnected and performed.

[10] His first two releases also feature extra-musical themes: Rom-Drom explores separation from a distance, and Nevahland tells the story of three couples fleeing an oncoming disaster.

[14] In recent years, Corcoran has become a father and husband; this is encapsulated in his album Giving Tree and Other Songs which reflects ideas of domesticity and fatherhood.