Ahead of her upcoming album Beneath all Bloom, which is set to be released in June, Blue Lobelia has released a new single: “Look for Your God.” Soft and acoustic yet at times intense, the track seeks to express the unity of creator and creation. Continue reading Single: Blue Lobelia Gets Deeply Spiritual with ‘Look for Your God’
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The Little Sprouts: Living Roots Music Festival to Include School Band Benefit Concert
The newest addition to the Living Roots festival is now the last to announce its lineup. Now in its fourth year of showcasing up-and-coming roots artists in and around Fredericton, Living Roots has added a special Sunday afternoon performance at The Fredericton Playhouse, the “Little Sprouts” School Band Benefit Concert, a fundraiser for the “Music in Schools” program in support of the school band programs at Royal Road and Nashwaaksis Middle Schools. The show will also feature a couple of guest performers. Continue reading The Little Sprouts: Living Roots Music Festival to Include School Band Benefit Concert
New Music: Guy Paul Thibault Explores Real Life and Love With ‘The Road Between’
Guy Paul Thibault has been playing music for many years, so it’s only natural that his work bears the weight of experience. His latest album, The Road Between, is brimming with genuine anecdotes moments that are just real in all senses of the word. All of the emotions and heartbreak and joy feels completely relatable. Continue reading New Music: Guy Paul Thibault Explores Real Life and Love With ‘The Road Between’
New Music: Kiwi jr’s ‘Football Money’ Gets Real about Life in the City
When three small-town guys from Charlottetown come together in artistic collaboration in the big city, the quirks of city life are sure to shine through in their work. This is what we see in Kiwi jr’s debut album, Football Money. Continue reading New Music: Kiwi jr’s ‘Football Money’ Gets Real about Life in the City
Music Video: Steven Lambke Channels Leonard Cohen with ‘White Horses’
Steve Lambke has a definite style. His quiet punctuated thoughts tend to dissolve half-whispered into pop jangles, but paired with Roddy Carlyle on bass and Daniel Romano on guitar and “White Horses” finds the same balance that Leonard Cohen finds on “Master Song.” If you can substitute an ape with angel glands for six white horses then you’ve got this new track from Lambke’s album, Dark Blue. Continue reading Music Video: Steven Lambke Channels Leonard Cohen with ‘White Horses’