Uploaded February 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Our Toronto election campaign song, Not A Bad Guy by Killin Time, is an amazing Rocky-esq, jump around, jingle that will motivate our team all the way e-day. The Burlington based band have captured a part of our candidate's personality perfectly -- the tenacious fired up rally speaker.
Hands down The Campaign to Elect Matt Mernagh Mayor has one of the best, if not the best, jingles on the campaign trail. They have done an amazing job at writing a theme song that will capture the imagination of Toronto voters. Best, once residents are exposed to the song they'll be humming it for days.
We really want to Killin Time for writing and recording our theme song. It's really amazing that people are inspired to lend us their creative talents to promote our efforts.
The song is hard to argue with lyrically -- Brad Hails passionately claims Matt Mernagh is not a bad guy. A talented activist, Mernagh is the candidate who does indeed have "Toronto's back."
A passionate and engaging orator, Matt Mernagh is developing civic chops to present a platform that is built from the ground up -- not the top down. Our non partisan campaign is politically eclectic on policy because it's not about right, left, or mushy middle, but what's best for Toronto.
Mernagh is using his very successful skills developed advocating for cannabis legalization to learn about and assist residents with their grassroots projects. These are transferable skills that can be applied politically.
A video for the song is currently being created, but here is the sound file.
Our Toronto election campaign song, Not A Bad Guy by Killin Time, is an amazing Rocky-esq, jump around, jingle that will motivate our team all the way e-day. The Burlington based band have captured a part of our candidate's personality perfectly -- the tenacious fired up rally speaker.
Hands down The Campaign to Elect Matt Mernagh Mayor has one of the best, if not the best, jingles on the campaign trail. They have done an amazing job at writing a theme song that will capture the imagination of Toronto voters. Best, once residents are exposed to the song they'll be humming it for days.
We really want to Killin Time for writing and recording our theme song. It's really amazing that people are inspired to lend us their creative talents to promote our efforts.
The song is hard to argue with lyrically -- Brad Hails passionately claims Matt Mernagh is not a bad guy. A talented activist, Mernagh is the candidate who does indeed have "Toronto's back."
A passionate and engaging orator, Matt Mernagh is developing civic chops to present a platform that is built from the ground up -- not the top down. Our non partisan campaign is politically eclectic on policy because it's not about right, left, or mushy middle, but what's best for Toronto.
Mernagh is using his very successful skills developed advocating for cannabis legalization to learn about and assist residents with their grassroots projects. These are transferable skills that can be applied politically.
A video for the song is currently being created, but here is the sound file.
