Category Archives: Music

New Music: Roxy & The Underground Soul Sound Hit Some Heavy Notes on ‘Stand Up’

Roxy & The Underground Soul Song don’t beat around the bush with the title of their new album, Stand Up. The Halifax powerhouse hornchestra are straight up championing the cause of championing causes. They’ve thrown it back to the era of the Civil Rights Movement – providing the soundtrack to your next protest with the sound of classic R&B and some heavy nods to the greats. Continue reading New Music: Roxy & The Underground Soul Sound Hit Some Heavy Notes on ‘Stand Up’ →

Single: Halifax’s Gabrielle Papillon Pairs With Toya Delazy for ‘Among The Queens’

Gabrielle Papillon’s new single “Among the Queens” is a soft yet powerful preview of what is to come with the release of her new album Shout. Teaming up with award-winning South African musician Toya Delazy, she delivers a dreamy vision of her artistic ideals. Continue reading Single: Halifax’s Gabrielle Papillon Pairs With Toya Delazy for ‘Among The Queens’ →

Single: Driftwood People Sneak in a Deeper Meaning on ‘Always’

Driftwood People are giving us a further taste of the direction they’re taking as band with their latest single, “Always.” They’ve kicked out the stops on their pop machine and cranked up the production, filling the track infectious beats and ‘just so’ vocals that have them primed as Top 40 material. Continue reading Single: Driftwood People Sneak in a Deeper Meaning on ‘Always’ →

Pocologan Camp Party Goes Bigger and Better for Second Year in a Row

Last year the Keleher clan decided that it was time for their little family festival to become an even bigger family festival, blowing the doors wide open to the public. But even though it has become public, the close-knit atmosphere lives on; walking onto the grounds is like immediately being welcomed with open arms into the Pocologan family and feeling like you’d be able to attend their next Thanksgiving dinner. Continue reading Pocologan Camp Party Goes Bigger and Better for Second Year in a Row →