Each week, our very own Bondo (host of Homemade Jams, Her Turn and Anything Goes) brings her love of music and an album that she’s sure we should be listening to. She’s never wrong!
This week, Bondo celebrates the upcoming self-titled release by Brookside Mall with the song Joan?.
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JENNA Nation discuss her music career including her new album titled You Don’t Know.
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Willa Webber explores her German heritage as a singer songwriter and her expansion to North America!
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After picture commentary suggesting thematic flow throughout playlist with little thought into it!
Statement suggesting otherwise, making you question what you have read!
Metaphysical statement judging previous commentary regarding “The Game” or using gaming references!
List of songs!
Playlist:
Flawless – Dorothy
Summer Love – miesha & the spanks
Hard to Move – Ruby Bones
Tomorrow Doesn’t Always Come / Manifest – Die So Fluid
River of Fire – Greystone Canyon
54321 – Hot Wires
Kepler’s Star – Kilmore
Circles – Powder for Pigeons
Afterglow – Puta Volcano
Give Me All You’ve Got – Secondhand Habit
Elevator Coming Up – The Holy Snappers
Guilty One / Ghosts – Rockyard
Afterword – ProleteR
Closing Statement!
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Track Listing: 
1.) The Record Company – Life To Fix
2.) Luke Thomson – Going Home
3.) Father John Misty – Hangout at the Gallows
4.) Fake Billy & The False Prophets – The Light
5.) UNI – Electric Universe
6.) Ensign Broderick – Rough Bells
7.) Melody’s Echo Chamber – Desert Horse
8.) Baby Cages – Polly
9.) Hey Major – Wax and Wane
10.) Ethan Gold – Born Under Punches
11.) Hein Cooper – Hear My Voice
12.) Rae Spoon – Do Whatever The Heck you Want
13.) JF Robitaille & Lail Arad – The Photograph
14.) The Young Novelists – Don’t Wait
Track Listing: 
1.) White Lyres – Tsung Wan (info on Friday’s Grimross show HERE)
2.) Monteith – Wicked Riff of the West (info on Saturday’s The Capital show HERE)
3.) FM Berlin – At Least You’re Having Fun
4.) Brookside Mall – Joan?
5.) Brookside Mall – O.K.
6.) Postdata – Erase Your Heart
7.) David R. Elliott – Something About The Way
8.) Stewart Legere – Sabotage
9.) Jessie Brown – Someone Else
10.) Melonvine – Co-Dependent
11.) The Motorleage – Alone in the Universe
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Music is the translation of ideas into sound, a sampling of higher-dimensional magic.
During the summer, the Fredericton Arts Alliance brings a pair of artists together in the Barracks to practice their art for all to see. These artists come from a wide variety of disciplines, from painting and sculpture to basket-weaving and writing. As each pair of artists comes in, we’ll be talking to them on the Lunchbox.
My guest today is Emily Kennedy, a cellist and composer interested in modern styles of music as well as classical. She’s worked with orchestras and smaller groups, as well as with Property// and Cellarghost. She’s working in the casemates for a couple of weeks to produce numerous compositions, in particular the transformation of statistical data regarding the recent water flooding in Fredericton into an audible piece of impacting art.
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Art is the ultimate expression of “the sum is greater than its parts”, as complex, evocative images can be made from seemingly simple squiggles and dabs of colour.
During the summer, the Fredericton Arts Alliance brings a pair of artists together in the Barracks to practice their art for all to see. These artists come from a wide variety of disciplines, from painting and sculpture to basket-weaving and writing. As each pair of artists comes in, we’ll be talking to them on the Lunchbox.
My guest today is Derek Davidson, a visual artist working with combinations of ink drawing, watercolour painting and acrylic painting to capture real moments in time. Derek is spending his time in the casemates translating works from smaller sketches on paper to larger canvases and continuing to interpret the world’s movement and colour.
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1.) Dali Van Gogh – Dark Passenger
2.) Dali Van Gogh – The Demon
3.) Dali Van Gogh – Wild Blue City
4.) Dali Van Gogh – Black Scales
5.) Little You Little Me – Wasted On Myself
6.) Tampa – Bad Hangover
7.) The Olympic Symphonium – Choral Voices
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1.) Ellen Doty – Midnight
2.) Carmanah – Crying
3.) Charlotte Day Wilson – Let You Down
4.) Jenn Grant – Dreamer
5.) Christina Martin – Lungs Are Burning
6.) Coeur de Pirate – Je Veux Rentrer
7.) Lily Allen – The Fear
8.) Kellarissa – Black Sea
9.) U.S. Girls – L-Over
10.) Lisa LeBlanc – Why Does It Feel So Lonely
11.) Vancougar – Unmanned
12.) Momma – Belong on the Bed
13.) Wangled Teb – Floating Garden
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“Pillars of Creation” by Diad off the album Diad
“The Other Side ft. Brittany McQuinn” by Venator off the album The Internet Knows I Exists
“Glow Forever (Feat. Ultraboss)” by Oceanside85 off the album Waves of Synth – Volume 2
“Chizuru” by Kommisar off the Subconscience EP
“seaport” by bryface off the album VARIOUS TOPICS
“perfectblue” by Hiro Tadomatsu
“When Will I Find You (ft. Yumi Rose)” by LemKuuja off the album CHEESECAKE+
“Battle Buddies” by Norrin_Radd off the Cartoon Network Match Land Original Soundtrack
“Conjurer’s Call (Debut Trailer)” by Dale North off the Wizard of Legend Original Soundtrack
The artist behind the Original Soundtrack to Wizard of Legend -a dunjon crawler now out on Steam and Nintendo Switch. With the Soundtrack itself available on Bandcamp, iTunes, and Spotify.
He’s also been a composer and performer for game soundtracks such as Rakuen, Shovel Knight: Plague of Shadows, Dragon Fantasy Book II; a mastering engineer for Castlevania: Sonata of the Damned; and since at least 2002, been part of the video game music scene participating many more albums worth listening to!
Website is: http://www.dalenorthmusic.com/
YouTube: youtube.com/dalenorth
You can buy the game Wizard of Legend on Steam, GoG, Humble Bundle, Nintendo Switch, PS4, & XBOX ONE.
You can also buy or listen to the soundtrack to the game on Bandcamp, iTunes, and Spotify
“mal d’amour” by Snail’s House
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Photo Cred: Caribou Run
Maritime band Caribou Run of Nova Scotia has released their second studio album Old Peninsula. Recorded at The Old Confidence Lodge in Riverport, Nova Scotia. The album is performed by Danielle Noble (Vocals, Keys), Drew Moores (Vocals, Guitar), Corey Thorpe (Vocals, Guitar), Jonathan Barkhouse (Drums), Peter Visser (Bass), and Mike Brunelle (Trombone, Vocals). The album features guest performances by Ken Voita, Rebecca South, Nik Field, Mark Adams and it was recorded by Diego Medina. Old Peninsula is a testament to neofolk as a genre of traveling troubles and triumphs. With the bluesy stories of misfortune and addiction coming from tracks ‘Silvia’, ‘Roll on’, ‘Mr. Rye’, ‘Fleeting Soul’, and ‘Money’ there are emotional jams backed by impressive and invasive instrumentals. The tone of the album is hopeful and grown from lament as tracks like ‘Wish You Well’ and ‘PEI’ capture adventurous connections. The most popular track ‘Carney’s Crossing’ is a percussion-fueled tragedy that barrels forward through steady rhythm and a constant refrain to the chorus of “…Meet me down at the railway crossing…”. Caribou Run’s Old Peninsula invites you into a truly beautiful adventure into the calming lament of lives lead a well as thought on roads to be tread. With a music video in the works and tour dates set the band is investing itself in growth and you should be investing your time into them. The overarching theme was born out of the bands Western Shore retreat after proving themselves with their first album ‘Something Organic Will Happen’. With its opener being the lament filled ‘Silvia’ where a single street is brought to life through an emotional call with no response except for the trombone and percussion filled instrumental which flows perfectly into the washboard back and forth of ‘PEI’. Caribou Run expose an emotional and spirited trip but it retains the fun cohesiveness that the group used to put together the album in the first place. The closing somberness of ‘Wish You Well’ holds the same calming passion of a sunset from some warm day long ago as themes of survival and the album’s namesake is revealed to be home of memories of heartache and soul. The album is best enjoyed whenever one wishes to let life in and hear music that is real in meter, measure and mature melody as the band captures both technical and thematic brilliance. May the sun also rise as Old Peninsula shows that Caribou Run can stand out on the East Coast. In their words, this is an interview with Caribou Run.
Photo Cred: Caribou Run
Old Peninsula seemed to come together really naturally and it was a very collaborative project by all of our band members. After the release of our first album “Something Organic Will Happen” in 2017, we started playing around with new material for fun, and ended up coming up with some stuff that strayed slightly from our original sound. We rented a house in Western Shore last October for a two day writing retreat, taking the time to sift through the rough material to see what resonated with us. We also brought some really old stuff back to the table that we hadn’t looked at or played in years, and re-wrote them to fit with the album. It was the first time we had actually dedicated time to song writing as a group, and we even surprised ourselves with what we came up with. A good friend of ours, Diego Medina, recorded the Old Peninsula album. His studio, The Old Confidence Lodge is in Riverport, Nova Scotia, and we have spent time jamming there and going to shows over the past few years. The location was a great backdrop for this album, as we had a personal connection to the venue.
Most of our band members grew up in Nova Scotia, and the rest came here for a visit and decided to stay. The title, Old Peninsula is a reference to Nova Scotia, and is a lyric in the closing track on the album “Wish You Well”. Drew started to write “Wish You Well” while he and Danielle were on a road trip in the US a few years ago. It was a tribute and a reflection to home. The entire band seemed to gravitate towards this theme and we totally reinvented the song for the album.
What’re you doing as a group next?
At this point we are still riding on the excitement of the new album and we will be promoting it as much as we can this summer. We have festivals and shows lined up throughout the summer and fall in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. A couple we are really looking forward to are Lunenburg Folk Harbour Festival, and Knotty by Nature festival at the Ovens Park. All of our upcoming shows will be posted on the website and on Facebook! We also have a wacky music video in the works. So stay tuned for that!
The east coast is absolutely a good venue for art and performance, which we attribute to the great community of artists and to the supporters of live music. Although the number of music venues that genuinely support live music is dwindling there are some really special places on the east coast that are fostering a unique scene for musicians.
To the fans,
Thank you for the incredible support that we have gotten over the past few years playing on the east coast. We’re super proud of the new album and we hope you love it!
To the public,
Support local artists and live music!
For more information on Caribou Run, you can check out their website HERE.
Another great top ten this week!!!!
#10. David Vest #9. Motherhood (Fredericton) # 8. Kilmore #7. Rich Aucoin #6. Tampa #5. Mitch Rayner (Fredericton) #4. Art the Band #3. Myles Goodwin #2. Nightowls #1. Joyful Noise (Fredericton)
Thanks for listening!!!
It is said that there is a rhythm to life, and life to rhthym..
My guest today is Brittney Plourde with the UNB Summer Music Camps. We discuss the upcoming camps available in mid-July for kids of all ages, from 3 to 17, including the return of the successful new Songwriter’s Camp and the brand-new Electronic Music Camp.
The deadline for registration for the summer camps is July 1, so make sure your kids are signed up!
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Every fortnight, Emma Chevarie of Music Runs Through It shares her love of live music. We talk about the shows she’s caught and the ones right around the corner.
This week, Emma reminisces about the recent John Prine tribute show and we remember CHSR’s recent Hometown Heroes festival, as well as look forward to a busy weekend with John Smith and more!
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Welcome to the summer series of Run For Your Life, where everything is exactly the same, actually. So enjoy some tunes and nothing changing outside of what it is that I play week to week!
This week, we have hidden messages everywhere! Consult your illuminati almanac and let me know what you found out: Hint: I’m way too lazy to actually do that.
OR AM I
Playlist:
Cold Cash Blues – Stone Iris
Bridges In The Sun – Napalmpom
Philadelphia / Gun In My Hand – Dorothy
Electric Rider – Hot Wires
Slice – Worst Part
They Tell Me – Powder for Pigeons
This Time Around – Orbital Express (Official)
Void – Kilmore
Earth and Ashes – Unleash The Archers
Lightning Comes Again – Ruby the Hatchet
The Tree And The Serpent – Sergeant Thunderhoof
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1.) Property// – Rosie
2.) Calpurnia – Louie
3.) COSM – See You Again
4.) Courtney Barnett – Charity
5.) Mojave Nomads – Talk of the Town
6.) Melody’s Echo Chamber – Cross My Heart
7.) Jo Passed – Millennial Trash Blues
8.) Scratch Buffalo – Nightmare Coming
9.) The 427’s – Sunset Hideaway
10.) DUMB – Hard Sea
11.) King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard – Beginner’s Luck
12.) King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard – Down the Sink
13.) Danger Silent – Mora
Each week, our very own Bondo (host of Homemade Jams, Her Turn and Anything Goes) brings her love of music and an album that she’s sure we should be listening to. She’s never wrong!
This week, Bondo brings in the brand-spankin-new album by Property// called In Contentment, and we spin the track Youthless.
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Track Listing:
1.) The Trick – Losing Our Group
Chat with Patrick Reinartz (show info HERE)
2.) The Trick – Inaugurate Me
3.) Sheik – Alone in the Dark
Chat with Colin Fowlie (show info HERE)
4.) Art of the Possible – Passerby
5.) Heart Attack Kids – Platonic Love Bomb (London, ON)
6.) Heart Attack Kids – Shoulda Came From Japan (London, ON)
Chat with Brendan MaGee (info on The Lottery HERE)
7.) Morohubu – Might Be Wrong
8.) Kenny James – One Hit Wonders
9.) Joyful Noise – Cocoloco
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It’s seems rather fitting that such an epic myth should have an epic-sized opera to describe it..
My guest today is Adrian Park, host of the long-running classical music and opera program Diversions. Each summer, he extends his show length to a full four hours to accommodate a themed series of operas. He joins me today to talk about the spectacular summer series dedicated largely to a single opera: the influential, astonishing production of Wagner’s The Ring.
The Ring comes to town in July.
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It’s always interesting to look at the signposts of our past achievements, to see where we’ve been, to judge the distance and find our future paths.
My guests today are the members of the phenomenal local “art-rock” band, Motherhood: Adam, Penny and Brydon. We chat about the release of Diamonds and Gold on its fifth anniversary release, looking back at its creation and looking forward to its re-creation on stage this fall at the Harvest Jazz & Blues festival.
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The magic of Shakespeare is that we can both interpret it for contemporary audiences, adapt it for local stages (and woods!), and yet it still contains within in the original story and still moves us to laugh, cry and shout.
My guests today are Len Falkenstein, Robbie Lynn and Kelly McAllister, all from the upcoming Bard in the Barracks performances of Shakespeare in Odell Park and the Barracks Square. Len explains why he chose to bring back last year’s very successful A Comedy of Errors and added the lesser-known “dramedy” Cymbeline, and Robbie and Kelly play off each other with a scene from Cymbeline with their characters Cloten and Imogen.
Bard in the Barracks opens this Friday, and the season runs until July 8.
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Each week, our very own Bondo (host of Homemade Jams, Her Turn and Anything Goes) brings her love of music and an album that she’s sure we should be listening to. She’s never wrong!
This week, Bondo brings us the first, self-titled release by the brand new project called Delta Blip, with the song Tactician.
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1.) Jason Haywood – Always Over Her Shoulder
2.) The Hypochondriacs – Hung Up and Hungover
3.) Ladd & Lasses – Never Knowing
4.) Mitch Rayner – Dear Sweet Sister
5.) The Olympic Symphonium – Choral Voices
6.) Liam Corcoran – Never Ever
7.) Weak Size Fish – Lost Lagoon
8.) Mauno – How Long
9.) Calpurnia – Wasting Time
10.) Floodland – Tangled
11.) CHIPS – Modern Days
12.) OUTTACONTROLLER – You’ll Get Yours
13.) Deep Fryer – Jeremy
14.) The Belle Comedians – The Weight You Hold
I am AD Springer (AKA Corbinion), where I always say non-english words with unerring accuracy and even without accent! (The Electric Metropolis Tourism Authority apologizes for the mispronouncing of the song names, artists, albums by any of its musical tour guides.) Well, points for trying? (No, stop mispronouncing things AD, seriously.) Um, well, anyway…welcome to The Eclectic Metropolis! (Do you want to be fired?) I’m joking! I’m joking! (AD…) So, before I get fired, let’s get the tour of The Electric Metropolis started! Catch some of these great songs by these great artists! Embrace the joy before getting your funk on! Travel to mystical lands hidden in the mists of time. Gaze into the future and feel that synthetic shiver. Plug in the chips and munch down on the sweet electric motion before embracing your inner egomaniac! These things you can find on the tour and I can only ask you listen in and listen close!
“On The Way” by Joyful Noise off the album Cocoloco
“Residual Heat” by Dan Dan off the album (Cards Are Popular)*
“Ouais Ourais (ft. SlyLeaf)” by LemKuuja off the album CHEESECAKE+
“Her Name Is (Hatsukoi)* Lady” by (Mikazuki)* BIGWAVE off the album (Kanojo wa)* LONELY GIRL
“Wizard of Legend (Title)” by Dale North off the album Wizard of Legend Original Soundtrack
“Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past “Divine Princess of Destiny” OC ReMix” by RebeccaETripp from the website ocremix.org
“QUEST FOR GLORY IV – Erana’s Staff” by Aubrey Hodges from the Shadows of Darkness soundtrack
“Thread Tugging” by Mythless off the Patience Hell EP
“Into the Future” by Dana Jean Phoenix off the album Synth City
“Run From Fire” by To The Trees from the album To The Trees
“FLUKE” by Renard off the album SHOUNEN BASS! TURBO
“Arcade Mania” by Naoki Che from the album Summer Vacation
“Nintenesis (Sunvox Patched Redux)” by Lazy Nerd 204 off the album Soul Searching
“Egomaniac” by Venator off the album The Internet Knows I Exist
*Machine Translated
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