That’s Where It’s At has Michael Jerome Browne taking us on
a journey that focuses on soul music through the lens of a traditional blues player.
“That’s Where It’s At is another memorable and brilliantly executed album from Michael Jerome Browne; I can’t imagine anyone being disappointed.” Fervor Coulee- roots music opinion
We couldn’t agree more. Check it out for yourself here
Adieu du village – the first single from Le Vent du Nord’s upcoming 2019 album TERRITOIRE. Read More →
The Al Purdy Songbook is an unprecedented collaboration between
Canada’s musical and literary stars. The 3 Disc Set features the music
from Brian Johnson’s film “Al Purdy Was Here” on CD as well as the film
itself in both DVD and Blue-ray formats.
Artists featured are: BRUCE COCKBURN, SARAH HARMER, GORD DOWNIE, FELICITY WILLIAMS, DOUG PAISLEY, GREG KEELOR, MARGARET ATWOOD, SNOWBLINK, JASON COLLETT, DAVE BIDINI, LEONARD COHEN, and CASEY JOHNSON.
With the release of PICTURES OF US, BRADEN GATES has proven himself to be deserving of a wider audience and worthy of the attention he’s received in five short years as a performer. Writing layered songs that bounce from those that brim with emotional depth and stark imagery to those that find the humour in life, Gates has quickly created a body of work that is impressive for its sheer volume. More importantly, his growing audience is moved by the poignancy and the poetic turns that bind his material. The touchstones of his talents are many and his influences run from traditional roots music to contemporary singer-songwriters, many of whom he continues to study. Have a listen here
Jon Brooks’ 6th album, No One Travels Alone, accomplishes something truly interesting in modern songwriting: borrowing from the Elizabethan sonneteers, the album fulfils a ‘corona of songs. Corona form interconnects each song by first and last lines – the last line of the first song is the first line of the following song, etc…until the final song completes a circle, or corona. This brilliant new set of songs from Jon are interconnected, as are we; thus it is: ‘No One Travels Alone.’
Canadian Emilyn (piano, 5-string fiddle) and Italian Filippo (diatonic accordion) blend tunes rooted in tradition, with original compositions creating a transatlantic musical connection that is exciting both for an audience of listeners and dancers alike. One only has to hear the music this duo has recorded to appreciate their level of musicianship and creativity.
Have a listen here
This project is funded in part by FACTOR, the Government
of Canada and Canada’s private radio broadcasters.
Ce projet est financé en partie par FACTOR, le gouvernement
du Canada et les radiodiffuseurs privés du Canada.
