It’s bad enough that some of us are questioning whether or not we’ll make the cut on anyone’s household bubble, but Adam Baxter’s new video for “All My Friends” takes it to the level. We’re re-opening all the trauma of the Myspace Top 8 and then some, as Baxter includes his friends from across the country, singing along in isolation solidarity. And if you didn’t make it into the video, you’ll have to take that up with Baxter. We weren’t asked either. Continue reading Music Video: Adam Baxter Takes a Collaborative Approach in the Midst of Isolation with ‘All My Friends’
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Single: Kylie Fox Releases Clever and Touching ‘Cool Feet’ for Friend’s Wedding Gift
New Brunswick’s alt-folker Kylie Fox is probably still known best for her hilarious take on online dating, her “Tinder Song,” and as ridiculous as that one song might be, it is indicative of Fox’s ample skills as a songwriter. Her songs are razor-sharp, regardless of whether she’s going for your feels or your funny bone. Now, she’s come full circle from her “Tinder” to craft a heartfelt wedding gift for her friend, with her new single “Cool Feet.” Continue reading Single: Kylie Fox Releases Clever and Touching ‘Cool Feet’ for Friend’s Wedding Gift
Cavendish Beach Announces Cancellation of 2020 Music Festival
The inevitable has come to Prince Edward Island. Despite the announcement that the province would be easing back on the isolation measures put into place due to COVID-19, music festivals aren’t about to make the cut. With all large gatherings already cancelled until 2021 in neighbouring New Brunswick, the prospects that festival season would continue business-as-usual seem grim. Today, Prince Edward Island’s Cavendish Beach Music Festival made the call to officially announce the cancellation of their 2020 festival. Continue reading Cavendish Beach Announces Cancellation of 2020 Music Festival
Fredericton’s Harvest Jazz & Blues Postpones 30th Anniversary Festival
Fredericton’s Harvest Jazz & Blues Festival won’t be celebrating their 30th anniversary this year. The festival, normally held in September, is the latest to be dealt a blow by COVID-19, and the furthest festival into 2020 to announce their capitulation. Continue reading Fredericton’s Harvest Jazz & Blues Postpones 30th Anniversary Festival
Premiere: Language Arts Releases ‘Sprout’ on How She Welcomed Home Her Rescue Dog
The new video from Language Arts is only about the most loveable video you’ll see all year. Kristen Cudmore, the art-pop classical guitarist founder and front-person tells the story of how she met and welcomed her rescue dog, the titular “Sprout”, home. Continue reading Premiere: Language Arts Releases ‘Sprout’ on How She Welcomed Home Her Rescue Dog