Josh Sandu and Andrew Laite, better known as Rube & Rake, are back and ready to push themselves beyond their comfort zone with an album that can uplift, remind of loves lost and make you yearn for home–wherever that “Somewhere” in particular is for you. Continue reading New Music: Rube & Rake Embrace New Ideas on ‘Leave With Nothing’
Music Video: T. Thomason’s ‘Bliss Part II’ Brings Heartfelt Reflection Featuring Sarah McLachlan
T. Thomason continues to revisit his past catalogue with the Part II series, putting new spins on his songs with some heavy hitters of the Canadian music scene. And Thomason does not disappoint on “Bliss Part II”, the latest- and final- single from the project, featuring the iconic Sarah McLachlan. Accompanied by a lyric video with the gentle illustrations of Megan Green brought to life with animation by Josh Owen, this release is just what you need if you’ve had a long week. Continue reading Music Video: T. Thomason’s ‘Bliss Part II’ Brings Heartfelt Reflection Featuring Sarah McLachlan
East Coast Music Association Opens 2021 Submissions – Announces Changes to Encourage Diversity and Community Engagement
The East Coast Music Association is taking a more inclusive approach to its 2021 Conference and Much Awards, with a slew of changes in policy and approach, along with the appointment of new board members and the creation of several new programs. Continue reading East Coast Music Association Opens 2021 Submissions – Announces Changes to Encourage Diversity and Community Engagement
Monthly Roundup: September 2020
The Atlantic Bubble might be finding ways of getting back to normal but, obviously, some things are still the same. September is, historically, a busy month for music releases. With award nominations on their way, there’s always a big rush to get new material out in time. This year was no exception. We may have only skimmed the surface.
Here is everything we covered in September of 2020. Continue reading Monthly Roundup: September 2020
Single: Keeper E. is Getting Along So Well with Debut ‘Please Don’t Tell Me’
With the debut of her first single, Keeper E. walks in the door with a wholesome opener anyone wishes they could state: “I’ve been getting along with myself so well.” But this positively charged thread that runs through “Please Don’t Tell Me” is weighed against a longing feeling that plays against the lighter side in a track that speaks to women’s desire to be loved for more than outward beauty. The result is a surprisingly reflective pop anthem that sits perfectly in the transition from summer to fall. Continue reading Single: Keeper E. is Getting Along So Well with Debut ‘Please Don’t Tell Me’