By Will McGuirk
“‘Headrush’ is about wanting to go back to a moment and be completely present. Back to that summer day I didn’t realize was heaven until it had passed, only grasping its potency in retrospect.” - Georgia Harmer
Pharis and Jason Romero, photo by Laureen Carruthers
Slowcity.ca Open Mic with Catherine MacLellan and Tara MacLean, Pharis and Jason Romero, Satellite & the Harpoonist, T. Thomason and Rose Cousins
By Will McGuirk
Slow living, living slow, indoors out of the fray, but slowly little by little, breath by breath the words fade and fall and slowly, breath by breath, one by one we will become two by two then. . .
"For me, this song is about connecting. It's a reminder to have patience and to know that in time all wounds are healed. There are moments, especially now, when we can't be with those we love, but we can always reach out. We will find ways to be with one another, in person, virtually or spiritually" - Catherine MacLellan
There is nothing harder than being separated from the people you love. Whether by distance or death, the human heart is no stranger to grief. Grief has been ...
@Pharis and Jason Romero Music video by Pharis & Jason Romero performing Bet On Love. (C) 2020 Pharis and Jason Romero / Lula Records. Producer - Marc Jenk...
“Most of our songs are about other people; it’s exhilarating to sing such a personal song. It’s a release, a permission to be frank about the outward charade I can create, and what it is I desire - ease, smiles, love. Knowing that love - especially for myself - is the channel that guides me best. The yodel at the end is so me at my core, when I’m feeling great and relieved.” - Pharis
The official video for BALLET IN A PHONE BOOTH is the first single from Satellite and the Harpoonist. https://promo.theorchard.com/MlIPAEXoiK4UbvcpOE2u Direc...
“To me it reflects the spiralling of our current predicament and how easy it is to be lost in our collective mad descent, while still being lovingly engaged and aware of our situation.” - Shawn Hall
Listen to the song "King of Spades Pt. II (ft. Rose Cousins)" and get it for your own here: https://tthomason.fanlink.to/KOSPartII Follow T. Thomason online ...
Catherine MacLellan, photo by Millefiore Clarkes
Slowcity.ca Open Mic with Catherine MacLellan, A Tribe Called Red, Adera and Basement Revolver,
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Wake me up when September ends, what!?! Wake me up when September starts, new music coming, who can keep up, we can because we dig, we dig it because we care and so do the good folks making all of this, and thats the lesson for this new semester, the future is unwritten, this is not your father’s future, its yours and the future has never been so unknown so make of it what you will, the old ways are crumbling, the world itself may be crumbling, and if we are going to rebuild we are going to need all the creative voices we can muster.
Come Back In, from Catherine's latest album COYOTE. Thanks to the Prelinger Archive for the beautiful footage.
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Listen to "Uneasy" on the platform of your choice: https://lnkfi.re/uneasy VIDEO Produced by Adera Filmed and edited by Tiffany Calderbank Special thanks to Titus Calderbank AUDIO Written by Tiffany Calderbank and Tomás Valenzuela Produced and mixed by Tomás Valenzuela and Anthony Cenerini Engineered by Anthony Cenerini Recorded at 12TH ST
"Wax and Digital" is the new single from Basement Revolver's forthcoming EP of the same name. Get the single and pre-order the EP: https://linktr.ee/basementrevolver Written by Chrisy Hurn, Nimal Agalawatte, Brandon Munro, and Jonathan Malström Directed and edited by: Andrew Friesen (www.andrewfriesen.com) Cinematography: Jack Hawley Set Design: Kevin Appleby http://www.basementrevolver.com