Review: John Muirhead, “Traveller”
An artist’s debut album often shows promise – a combination of heart, a glimmer of an artistic vision, and good but raw and unfinished…
folk/roots
Snappy Singles: Cheery Tunes For The Onset Of Winter Blues
How crazy is it that another year has almost passed us by? Another ‘pandemic filled’ year, no less, but once again, the sheer volume…
Interview: Blue Rodeo, “Many A Mile”
For long-time fans of the iconic Canadian alt-country rockers Blue Rodeo, the timely arrival of “Many A Mile” last Friday, their first studio album…
Single Release: Catherine MacLellan, “Calling You Home (For The Holidays)”
“Silent night, the stars up high / Shining for you tonight / Miles and miles of open highway / Are calling you tonight.” The…
Single Releases: Jeff Eager, “For Your Love” & “I Don’t Dance Anymore”
On my initial listen, the first tune hit me as something that Prince and Steely Dan might concoct should they have ever collaborated. Whereas…
Review: Christo Graham, “Graham’s General Store”
Christo Graham released his seventh self-produced album, “Graham’s General Store,” back on October 1st, via the We Are Busy Bodies label. The album pirouettes…
Video Premiere: Josh Geddis, “The Quiet I Never Knew”
“When they put you in the ground / I didn’t make a sound / Just stood there watching the birds over the lake /…
Review: Over The Moon, “Chinook Waltz”
I shall preface this review by going out on a limb here, because I have zero empirical evidence to support my claim, but I…
Single Release: Terra Spencer (ft. Stewart Legere), “Brick And Mortar”
“There’s a gentle art in saying goodbye.” This single line aptly describes this emotional powerhouse of a song: a tale of two people at…
Snappy Singles: Spring Forward, Fall Back, Enjoy Great Music
November sure rolled around quickly, meaning we bid farewell to Daylight Savings Time for another year – and face the arrival of cooler temperatures,…