“Make Us Work” is the first single to be released by Newfoundland singer/songwriter Virginia Fudge since her debut album in 2006. Despite her early successes, life superseded many of the plans Fudge had for the big stage — that is, until Meg Warren put out a call looking for artists to produce. Now, Fudge is releasing her first choice solo tracks after years of stockpiled songwriting.
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Moving away from the folk-country sound we heard on his two original 2020 releases, Indigo and Songs of Old and Windsor, Williston Irvine leans into an indie style on his latest single, “Heart on Fire.” While still maintaining a gritty folk feel, the track demonstrates a new direction for the artist and acts as a taste of what Irvine has in store. Continue reading Williston Irvine Takes New Direction With Single ‘Heart on Fire’
Andrew Waite’s latest single comes at you with all the energy of a Bruce Springsteen sports anthem, complete with horns a’blazin’. Rather than the ‘rah rah’ of a team determined to win, “Ain’t Goin’ Out Like That” is a little more pointed. Instead, it’s a rallying cry for someone who is determined not to lose and certainly not thanks to someone who isn’t pulling their own weight. Continue reading Andrew Waite Isn’t About To Let the Team Down on ‘I Ain’t Goin’ Out Like That’
The evolution of the artist is a subject of pure fascination; in what form is their heart going to unfold among space and time? In what ways are they going to break the rules that they spent so long learning? In what capacity will they redefine their genre or medium, or will they defy one or both of these things?
Halifax producer Michael Coolen, also known by his stage name MichaelMichael, has boldly laid out his artistic journey in the form of a whopping 19-track album that eludes all classification and tells of a mind and heart that is distinctly Coolen’s. This is Gates of Janus (2015-2019).
The Duel is the latest release from New Brunswick multi-instrumentalist and composer Zachary Greer. We have previously introduced the single “Final Breath,” and described The Duel as a film soundtrack to a historical drama that doesn’t exist; a tragedy based on the story of the last fatal duel in New Brunswick between George Frederick Street and George Ludlow Wetmore. Continue reading Zachary Greer Draws at 11 Paces With ‘The Duel’
