The Halifax hip-hop community is far from slowing down and we’d like to partially give that credit to Tachichi and Moves with the release of their new album Pressure Posse. Knowing Tachichi, he prides himself on choosing the right beat for the words he expresses and, with the help of Moves, this album is no exception. Continue reading New Music: Tachichi & Moves Are Not Slowing Down Anytime Soon With New Album ‘Pressure Posse’
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New Music: Weak Size Fish Will Carry You Away With ‘The Drift’
You can tell that Weak Size Fish’s The Drift is lovingly written and produced, but what might surprise you about this latest release from the New Brunswick Reggae outfit is just how incredibly legit it sounds. Continue reading New Music: Weak Size Fish Will Carry You Away With ‘The Drift’
Single: Rachel Beck Pens an Ode to Forests on ‘Stronger Than You Know’
Rachel Beck is working her way towards her sophomore album, and amongst the singles that trickled out we find a particular theme emerging: a message of strength, and beauty, and resilience. In the case of “Stronger Than You Know,” the album’s title track, Beck finds inspiration in the enduring, malleable nature of forests, offering “a hopeful reflection on inner strength and perseverance through challenging times” from our carbon-sequestering companions. And, hopefully, they will outlast us all. Continue reading Single: Rachel Beck Pens an Ode to Forests on ‘Stronger Than You Know’
Music Video: Justin Fancy’s ‘Think About You’ Is the Canadian Idol/Big Brother Canada Cross-Over We Weren’t Expecting
Justin Fancy continues to explore the new direction his music career has taken as the former Canadian Idol performer delves back into his roots. His latest single, “Think About You” heads further down that country road, but with it comes a link to his past. The video includes a performance from a childhood friend, and the Canadian Idol/Big Brother Canada cross-over we didn’t expect.
Music Video: Rich Aucoin Prepares for What Comes Next With ‘How It Breaks’
Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it, and in an unfortunate number of cases they seem determined to drag the rest of us along with them. That seems to be lesson in that latest single from Rich Aucoin, “How it Breaks,” but that’s just half of it. Optimistically, Aucoin offers the single up as a protest song, stating: “it’s over when we say so and it’s already time.” Continue reading Music Video: Rich Aucoin Prepares for What Comes Next With ‘How It Breaks’