The latest single from KINLEY is more than a pop hit or a lyrical celebration of blossoming love, “Lightworkers” is a literal call for help for a pair of friends who were forced to postpone their wedding after a surprising medical emergency. Continue reading Single: KINLEY Calls For a Little Help With ‘Lightworkers’
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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’
Single: The Pine’s ‘A Long, Long Time’ Looks Back on Love Lost
Somewhere between the dusty old corner of George Lucas’s mind that Naboo fell out of and a frozen cornfield near Clear Lake, Iowa stands the latest, and second, single from Charlottetown’s The Pine. “A Long, Long Time”. Fitting solidly into that theme, the new single takes a look back at what we’ve lost with more than a little nostalgia and what it takes to move on. Continue reading Single: The Pine’s ‘A Long, Long Time’ Looks Back on Love Lost
Single: ‘Ivory’ – Dylan Menzie Creates New Song Based On Artifact From The Canadian Museum of History
Squarely in the category of neat projects is a new collaboration from CBC called Collection: Canadian Songs for the Future Inspired by Our Past. As part of the project Canadian artists Dylan Menzie, Arkells, Lights, and Iskwé were all asked to participate by selecting an item from the Canadian Museum of History and to write a song about it. Prince Edward Island troubadour Dylan Menzie’s effort resulted in “Ivory,” a piece inspired by the story of a 600+ year old man and his infant child. Continue reading Single: ‘Ivory’ – Dylan Menzie Creates New Song Based On Artifact From The Canadian Museum of History
Single: Dennis Ellsworth Advocates for a Healthy Dose of Selective Ignorance on ‘Don’t Worry About It’
Ever wonder what HAL 9000 might look like on vacation? “Don’t Worry About It,” the new video from Dennis Ellsworth, features visuals from the National Music Centre in Calgary acting as as an analogue oscilloscope, while Ellsworth laments the state of the world. Continue reading Single: Dennis Ellsworth Advocates for a Healthy Dose of Selective Ignorance on ‘Don’t Worry About It’