Rick White, born December 5, 1970, in Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada, is a musician and singer-songwriter. He started his musical career in 1984 with the band Bloodstain, followed by forming T.C.I.B. in 1986, which later became The Underdogs. White's early career included contributions to indie projects such as Eric's Trip. His first notable release was Forward to Snow, a 7-inch EP released by Sappy Records in April 1995. In December 2001, Parts Four and Five was released as a CDR. White also produced music for various artists, including The Sadies and Orange Glass. His solo career began with The Rick White Album in late 2005.
