Justin Fancy launched his career straight from the garden shed to the stage as a top 200 Canadian Idol contestant in 2008. He was immediately thrown into the music industry’s high pressure cooker, and while that process comes with its advantages, it’s not without sacrifice. Now, Justin Fancy is finally getting down to doing things own way. “Long Time Comin’,” the first single from his upcoming album, is about the journey that got him to this new era in his career. Continue reading Music Video: Justin Fancy Has Been a ‘Long Time Comin” Getting Where He’s To
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Music Video: Frantik Pays Tribute to His Uncle With Memorial Video ‘Cory’
Halifax hip hop artist Frantik has brought us along for a ride with a whirlwind of his emotions. After moving away from Montreal back in 2012, Frantik was able to reunite with his biological father and meet extended family he never knew he had. Among his newfound family was his uncle Cory, whose passing inspired the emotional track and music video. These are a tribute to his life. Continue reading Music Video: Frantik Pays Tribute to His Uncle With Memorial Video ‘Cory’
When I Get to Heaven — A John Prine Livestream Tribute
Last week the world lost one of its greatest songwriters, John Prine, due to complications from COVID-19
Prine’s passing is not something we are easily coming to terms with. And though celebrating him in the wake of his passing is not something we hoped we would be doing this weekend, it’s something we feel we must do nonetheless. This unequivocally gifted songwriter left us too soon, but not before acting as an inspiration to innumerable musicians and fans during his career.
On Saturday night, join us on The East Live at Home for When I Get to Heaven — A John Prine Tribute, and ode to this country-folk legend. Hosted by Matt Steele & Devin Fox of Steele Fox, the evening will be filled performances of John Prine’s songs by a handful of musicians who have all been influenced by him during their careers. Continue reading When I Get to Heaven — A John Prine Livestream Tribute
Music Video: Prince Edward Island’s Musicians Celebrate Island Grown Potatoes with Stompin’ Tom’s ‘Bud the Spud’
Blessed is the humble potato, that versatile cornerstone of the food pyramid. It has been the foundation of many a fine meal, and in times of both feast and famine, it has been there for us almost without fail.
With the new challenges we’re being presented with the current pandemic, there have arisen certain questions of food certainty. Prince Edward Island’s Agricultural Industry have been working double-time during less than ideal circumstances to keep the province’s #1 foodstuff on the table, and their efforts haven’t gone unnoticed or unappreciated.
Mark Phillips, a marketing specialist at the PEI Potato Board, which represents all the potato growers on Prince Edward Island, and Peter Cann, of Gordie MacKeeman and His Rhythm Boys, lead the charge. The pair reached out to some friends to help get their message across.
New Music: Soap Opera Hand Us Our New Mantra With ‘Be Fine’ EP
Soap Opera is back and is more psychedelic than ever with the release of their latest EP, Be Fine. The first of a two-part release, Be Fine is made of all the indie rock sounds we would expect from Soap Opera with an added dose of psychedelia and with a heavier emphasis on rock. And the EP hits on the relevant topic of overcoming uncertainty, which is now more relevant than ever.
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