There have been plenty of stories about artists who refuse to play their biggest hits, either thanks to decades of artistic growth, or just plain growing sick of them. But Aquakultre’s Lance Sampson got a head start on disliking “Wife Tonight” before it was even released. The song almost didn’t make the album. We’re glad he changed his mind. Continue reading Single: Aquakultre’s ‘Wife Tonight’ — The Jam That Almost Didn’t Make The Cut
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Single: Like A Motorcycle Sign to Cadence Music, Release New Track ‘Idols’
Short but sweet, the latest single by Halifax’s Like A Motorcycle packs a heavy punch. As the band’s first release under the Cadence Music label’s Known Accomplice division, “Idols” waves its middle finger directly in the face of icon worship.
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Music Video: Jont Shares a Message of Hope Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic With ‘I Think It Could Be Possible’
Jont attempts to smash your preconceived notions of the world with his new single, “I Think It Could Be Possible.” With its ringing affirmations taking on a mantric quality set to bombastic drums and the click and jangle of acoustic guitars, Jont asks us if we think change is possible. His growing audience provides the answer in full shout-chorus. This message is infectiously positive, enough so to awake the spirit of even the most battle-hardened skeptic like me. Continue reading Music Video: Jont Shares a Message of Hope Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic With ‘I Think It Could Be Possible’
New Music: East Coast Yeti’s Release Debut Self-Titled Album
Nothing is getting us through this pandemic more than the release of new music. Having something we can rock out to during our facetime kitchen parties to relieve stress and gather some sort of normalcy seems to be the new way of life. Continue reading New Music: East Coast Yeti’s Release Debut Self-Titled Album
New Music: Sounds in Silence — grej’s ‘Quarantine Variations Vol. 1’
Fredericton native Greg Harrison has dropped a short but beautiful release under his artist name grej, and the results are an elegant EP that speaks not only to the isolation we are all going through, but to the beauty to be found in these in-between times, as we seem to shift from one world to the next. Continue reading New Music: Sounds in Silence — grej’s ‘Quarantine Variations Vol. 1’