Tag Archives: Music

Music Video: Loviet Flirts with the Intoxication of Romance ‘The Thrill’

With the world living in a state of emergency, all love songs have become a reflection of Bruce Cockburn’s “Lovers in a Dangerous Time.”  Fast cars, sharp turns and a wild case of the butterflies are nothing compared to playing an after-hours game of chicken as you swipe right on your next Tinder conquest. Loviet’s latest pop hit, “The Thrill” is about just that, a devastating whirlwind of hormones, the ups and downs of falling in love, and the unintended consequences… though perhaps not in the context of a quarantine. Continue reading Music Video: Loviet Flirts with the Intoxication of Romance ‘The Thrill’ →

Music Video: Jont Manifests Positivity Through an Exercise in Gratitude with ‘Thank You For My Happiness’

Spiritual, but not necessarily religious, is probably the best way to describe displaced Englishman and Haligonian songwriter Jont Openheart. His music has progressively been making the journey from the commercial (“Someone to Love Me”) to something more therapeutic. His latest release, “Thank You For My Happiness” is a straightforward exercise in gratitude and bootstrapping as Jont manifests an aura of positivity. Continue reading Music Video: Jont Manifests Positivity Through an Exercise in Gratitude with ‘Thank You For My Happiness’ →

New Music: Émilie Landry Sings From Her Heart on ‘Arroser les fleurs’

Upbeat and filled with positivity, Émilie Landry’s new album Arroser les fleurs is here to lift spirits and remind us how awesome we are. Hailing from Campbellton, New Brunswick, Landry serves us a country sound with folk and pop twists and an added Acadian flare.
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Future Spring: Tim Kukula on the Future of Future Forest and their First Digital Festival

It’s crunch time for music festivals. COVID-19 is under threat of taking a backseat to cabin fever with what would have been festival season fast approaching. Many festivals have already admitted defeat and packed it in until 2021, but some are seeking out ways of catering to audiences eager for anything remotely resembling a social atmosphere. Future Forest, already known as the most visually stunning music festival in New Brunswick, are preparing to fill that niche with the first of a series of digital festivals. Continue reading Future Spring: Tim Kukula on the Future of Future Forest and their First Digital Festival →