Trevor Murphy is taking a stoic approach to the passing milestones of life while also reverting to his earliest incarnation as a bass player. “Young Hearts,” the newest single and video from Quiet Parade has Murphy offering reassurances to his friends that everything is going to be just fine.
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In Review: Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story Leaves Us Laughing and Crying
Canadian playwright Hannah Moscovitch is known to to take a step back into history when it comes to her creations on stage, as seen in previous plays such as What a Young Wife Ought to Know which dated back to pre-birth control days. This time she decided to take a climb into her family tree to deliver us a story based around her own great-grandparents which started in 1908 on Halifax’s very own Pier 2 before we see them move to Montreal. Continue reading In Review: Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story Leaves Us Laughing and Crying
Music Video: Kim Harris Champions Self-Acceptance With ‘Once You Were Wondrous’
Right on the tails of Kim Harris’ release for her new single, “Once You Were Wondrous,” comes the video for the third instalment in her trilogy of self-discovery and re-invention. Where the song immediately left us with goosebumps, the video capitalizes on that momentum to hammer home a message: being whoever you are should be perfectly okay. Preferably, that sentiment would come without any necessity of challenging the norm, but should the times call for it…. Continue reading Music Video: Kim Harris Champions Self-Acceptance With ‘Once You Were Wondrous’
Music Video: Keith Mullins and Dave Gunning Pen Ode to First Responders With ‘Somebody Cares’
The latest single from Keith Mullins is a co-write with Dave Gunning in ode to first responders, live savers and caregivers. “Somebody Cares” is also a reminder, for those who tend to see humanity in its very darkest moments, not to lose heart. Continue reading Music Video: Keith Mullins and Dave Gunning Pen Ode to First Responders With ‘Somebody Cares’
New Music: Layne Greene’s ‘Resolutions’ Is The Perfect Album For Fall
Fall is the perfect time of year to wallow in self-doubt and existential crisis. Gloomy weather and dying foliage make for an appropriate backdrop, which means all that remains is the perfect album to accompany it. Enter Layne Greene, who’s managed to bottle this experience with his latest album, Resolutions. Continue reading New Music: Layne Greene’s ‘Resolutions’ Is The Perfect Album For Fall