Local singer-songwriter Kylie Fox recently released her new studio album Sequoia as a part of Harvest Music Festival. Bringing her new songs to life, while also paying tribute to the voice that has inspired her the most. First, she stepped into the shoes of her idol Joni Mitchell, performing her 1974 album Court & Spark
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My guests today are Aaron Berger, Nathanial Goold and CD Onofrio, who are collectively known as A Sea of Gold and Burgundy. They join me to talk about the origins of the band of three harmonic, lyric-writing friends, how their music is made and what its like to return to the group after a hiatus of over a decade.
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Tracklist: 1.) COMPANDER – the Bramble (Diverdant) 2.) COMPANDER – Noises (Diverdant) 3.) Tortue – Overburdening (single) 4.) Constant Greetings – Field Trips (Field Trips) 5.) She Roars – Petty Thieves (Companion) 6.) Oh No, Theodore! – You COuld Do Better Than Me (We’re All Underachieving) 7.) LOVEOVER – Go Away // Stay Away (Worse
Tracklist: 1.) Dave Gunning – The Same Storm (The Same Storm) 2.) Keegan & The Vandalorians – Staring Into The Sun (The Middle Of The Day) 3.) Honey Hut – Something’s Gotta Give (Hunter-Gatherer) 4.) Marian – Makahia (Hit Record) 5.) The Tortoise The Hare & The Millionaire – Black Coffy (Yard Sale) 6.) Mike
This week on Homemade Jams we had new music from Kylie Fox & Nikkie Gallant, Hilary Ladd, Cheval, P’tit Belliveau, + more!
Today on Homemade Jams we have newer music from BurgerFriesPop and Blue Lobelia, and revisit favourites like Das Radio and The Belle Comedians.
On this episode we sat down with singer/songwriter Matthew Byrne to talk about his latest album Horizon Lines and his performance tonight at Shivering songs. Event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/399248927482372/ Tune in weekdays from 7-8am and follow along on the shows Facebook pages as well as my personal Facebook and Instagram stories @heyjohnnyjames for live updates, previews, segments
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It was a long time coming, but Erin Bond finally was able to choose her Top 10 favourite releases from 2018. Take a look and check out the links to the music.
This week on Anything Goes we check out brand new music from scross the globe, including tracks from IAN SWEET, Chemtrails, Wooden Horsemen, and Fredericton’s MAZK.
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Track Listing: 1.) Lisa LeBlanc – Dump The Guy ASAP 2.) The Montgomery Street Band – The Busker’s Lament 3.) Kylie Fox – Alberta 4.) Rube & Rake – What Do You Do 5.) Jessica Rhaye – Sun Will Shine For You 6.) The O’Pears – Stay Warm (Ontario) 7.) Jeremy Dutcher – Sakomawit 8.)
On today’s show I played an interview with Singer/Songwriter Birdie Whyte out of Ottawa, Ontario, who will be performing at Grimross Brewing this Thursday, October 4th, as part of her One Night Band’s tour where she is performing alongside a different band for each date. For the Fredericton show she will be performing with The
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Fowlie’s honest songwriting is easy to connect with and you find yourself immersed in every story he’s trying to tell. Whether it’s about toxic people living through a filter, someone who’s stuck in life, or even just looking for a good time; we all know someone who can relate to the circumstance. Or, maybe it’s even you yourself.
Track Listing: 1.) Black Suit Devil – Fumble (Toronto, ON) 2.) Morgan – Porcupine (Valleyfield , QC) 3.) ART the Band – Planck Era ft. Ayrah Taerb (Toronto, ON) 4.) Del Barber – Living With A Long way To Go (Winnipeg, MB) 5.) Freeman Dre & The Kitchen Party – Ain’t Going Back to the
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David R. Elliott is a prolific new face in Canadian songwriting, with a unique perspective anchored in a childhood split evenly between rural and urban poverty. His respect for the craft of song is inclusive of all genres and his exploration of lower working class struggles is a specifically East Coast answer to Bruce Springsteen,
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Track Listing: Chat with Andrew Laite of Rube & Rake 1.) Rube & Rake – From Left to Right 2.) Fortunate Ones – Northern Star 3.) The Barrowdowns – Landlocked 4.) Tye Dempsey – Stone Cold Hustle 5.) Ian Sherwood – I See Red 6.) The Olympic Symphonium – The Middle 7.) Les Jeunes d’Asteure
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St. John’s NFLD’s folk duo Rube & Rake are ambitiously touring Eastern Canada this February with New Brunswick dates in Perth-Andover, St. Andrew’s, Sackville, and Fredericton. Listen in while Rube & Rake‘s Andrew chats with Bondo about their tour so far, some valley love, and where you can find them over the next few days. Rube
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Once referred to as stoke folk, Fernie BC’s Shred Kelly are set to release their 4th album February 16, 2018 via Germany’s Devil Duck Records. And while Shred Kelly‘s sound is definitely rooted in folk music with banjos and ukuleles at the core, their new album Archipelago is immersed with electric guitar, synth, and even
Please consider supporting CHSR’s Fundrive campaign! Track Listing: 1.) Naomi Kavka – Warm Day 2.) Bird City – A Band End 3.) Vissia – Night Romancer 4.) Lydia Persaud – Turning In 5.) Gabrielle Papillon – Keep The Fire 6.) Maude Audet – La Montagne 7.) Blue Hawaii – Free At Last 8.) Whitehorse –
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Track Listing: 1.) Esmerine – La Plume Des Armes 2.) Beatrice – Floatsam 3.) The Boom Booms – Lord I’m Ready 4.) Terra Lightfoot – Hold You 5.) The Kickback – Latest Obsession 6.) Mauno – How Long 7.) Blues Sails – Take Your Time 8.) Galkin – Outwork 9.) Beck – Colors 10.) Preetam
Before I venture much further down the road of producing content for CHSR in the form of “Music Reviews” I feel that there is an elephant in the room that needs to be addressed. It has been brought to my attention (but not to my surprise) that my writings are skewed towards the positive in
I’m not an authority on folk music. Most of my recreational listening consists of Americana and blues rock drenched in sludge, but there are a few universal truths in music that get me every time. Tight melody&harmony, honest songwriting, and a compelling live presentation. As such, the intent of this missive is to briefly review both
Today on Homemade Jams we kick off with a little local country, move into folk, and then drift into some pop/rock. An eclectic hour of LOCAL music!
My guest today is Dawson Rutledge, a young musician from BC currently visiting NB.
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My guest today are The Steady Swagger, a Montreal “whiskeybillie” band bringing their dirty folk sound across Canada and the world! They’re currently on tour with Speedy Johnson.
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Lynn Miles our guest today on Rosie Morning. Lynn Miles is a Canadian singer-songwriter. She has received multiple awards including the Juno Award and three Canadian Folk Music Award. Lynn’s website: http://www.lynnmilesmusic.com Catch Lynn performing at ‘Corked Wine Bar’ in Fredericton tonight at 8PM (July 20, 2016). Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: RSS |
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