Nick Earle is trading in his blues rock for something just a touch grittier with his newfound band, The Reckless Hearts. Their first single together, “I Wanna Know,” probably isn’t the Valentine’s Day anthem of romance you were expecting, but a tale of jealousy delivered on overdriven guitars and a wash of cymbals. Continue reading Single: Nick Earle And His New Band, The Reckless Hearts, Release ‘I Wanna Know’ – Announce Upcoming Album
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Single: Moira Bren Describes the Struggle of a One-Sided Relationship With ‘Hourglass of Fun’
Ahead of her upcoming EP, Moira Bren has dropped a single that may be relatable to all of us ‘singles’ on Valentines day. Don’t worry – chocolate goes on sale for 50% off tomorrow. Continue reading Single: Moira Bren Describes the Struggle of a One-Sided Relationship With ‘Hourglass of Fun’
Single: Nebullama Shows Sweet Side with ‘Pour un moment’
No matter who our valentines are today — a partner, some gals, some pals, ourselves or even our cats — we mustn’t forget to take a moment to reflect on what we have. Nebullama is here to help us with that task with the release of their newest single, “Pour un moment.” Playing into the romantic light we shine on times of the past, the Moncton group is delivering a track as romantic-sounding as imaginable.
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Lost & Found: Spoutnique Have Come a Long Way From ‘Long Way Home’
For the last couple years there has been no greater joy than seeing Spoutnique take the stage and watching the slow but inevitable conversion of an audience from “what the heck is this?” to rabid fans. The disco punks of Edmundston, New Brunswick have proven themselves to be infectious and have found their critical momentum in recent years (they recently grabbed two ECMA nominations), but in 2015 Spoutnique was just being launched after nearly taking an entirely different direction. Continue reading Lost & Found: Spoutnique Have Come a Long Way From ‘Long Way Home’
Single: Ryan Hillier Calls for Justice and Solidarity on ‘Won’t Get Far’
Well ahead of the scheduled release for his upcoming album, No Excuses, Ryan Hillier felt compelled to address a topic weighing heavily on Canada right now with the immediate release of “Won’t Get Far.” The song challenges the RCMP’s treatment of the protestors from the Wet’suwet’en Nation, and the prolonged history behind it, as well as our identity as Canadians, and the roll that musicians and artists have in providing and shaping that narrative. Continue reading Single: Ryan Hillier Calls for Justice and Solidarity on ‘Won’t Get Far’