New Music: Layne Greene’s ‘Resolutions’ Is The Perfect Album For Fall

Fall is the perfect time of year to wallow in self-doubt and existential crisis. Gloomy weather and dying foliage make for an appropriate backdrop, which means all that remains is the perfect album to accompany it. Enter Layne Greene, who’s managed to bottle this experience with his latest album, Resolutions. Continue reading New Music: Layne Greene’s ‘Resolutions’ Is The Perfect Album For Fall

Music Video: Erin Costelo Gets Creative With ‘Hands on Fire’

Erin Costelo’s Sweet Marie offered a lot as an album, most of which culminated in no less than five Nova Scotia Music Award nominations. The successful follow-up to Down Below, The Status Quo, Sweet Marie knocked out a sound that evoked the big rooms and glamour of past eras. Fortunately, Juno Award-winner and film producer Amelia Curran was on hand to document the creation process, particularly for this very meta video for “Hands on Fire,” a song all about Costelo’s creation process. Continue reading Music Video: Erin Costelo Gets Creative With ‘Hands on Fire’

Single: Makayla Lynn Asks for a Little Faith That Things Can Get Better With ‘Amen’

The newest single from Nova Scotia’s skyrocketing country star Makayla Lynn may not be so new, but it seems awfully prescient. “Amen” is about having a little faith that where you’re headed to might be better than where you’ve been. Continue reading Single: Makayla Lynn Asks for a Little Faith That Things Can Get Better With ‘Amen’

Single: Little Cities Get Punk Rock About Commitment With ‘Forever’

Little Cities have returned with “Forever,” a new single that warns about the potentially long lasting side-effects of one-night stands and the dangers of catching the feels. If you’re not careful, one night of fun can turn into a lifetime of commitment… which, according to the band, is even better. Continue reading Single: Little Cities Get Punk Rock About Commitment With ‘Forever’