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Steve Macintyre Delivers Simple but Powerful Storytelling On Self-Titled EP

There are no frills when it comes to Steve MacIntyre’s first official release. The Cape Breton singer-songwriter opts for a self-titled EP, five songs in length. The accompaniments are simple—understated guitar, no grandiose melodies or instrumentals. But it’s that sweet simplicity that allows his most valuable assets to shine—compelling, vulnerable lyrics and a voice built to harness them. Continue reading Steve Macintyre Delivers Simple but Powerful Storytelling On Self-Titled EP

waants Delivers Sunset Dance Floor Dreams on Debut ‘Love U Forever’

Many an artist has pivoted towards solo work after their own group’s departure. This can be tough, both with longtime fans holding so much expectation for future work as well as the simple difference of relying more on oneself. But with his time as the frontman and force behind Halifax indie-rock favourite Glory Glory in the rearview, Adam Warren is moving into inspiring new territory as waants, and his debut Love U Forever is here and ready for your summer soundtrack. Continue reading waants Delivers Sunset Dance Floor Dreams on Debut ‘Love U Forever’