Ian Sherwood, folk singer/songwriter from Halifax, just released his fifth studio album: Bring The Light. The album delivers contemporary, acoustic, folk and pop sounds, and even has a few hints of jazz—all within 12 widely-varied tracks. Sherwood mixes feelings of calm and relatability while managing to keep his own style throughout. And while each song is unique, the album’s entirety is so easy to listen to. Continue reading New Music: Ian Sherwood Releases ‘Bring The Light’
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Five Films We’re Excited To See At Lunenburg Doc Fest
Set in Nova Scotia’s own UNESCO World Heritage Site, the fourth Lunenburg Doc Fest is kicking off September 21st at the Lunenburg Opera House and will be held through September 24th. The festival will be premiering eight films among its many documentary screenings and will be holding a number of inclusive events for festival goers to attend. Continue reading Five Films We’re Excited To See At Lunenburg Doc Fest
Single: David Myles Channels Roy Orbison With ‘Look At Me’
Halifax’s own David Myles has released the second single for his brand new album Real Love. The single, titled ‘Look At Me’, carries a 50s-swing beat and mixes it with a more modern pop feel. Listening will have you taping your toes and smiling. Continue reading Single: David Myles Channels Roy Orbison With ‘Look At Me’
Crowds Flock To Charlottetown For Art In The Open
Charlottetown’s seventh annual Art In The Open contemporary arts festival took place August 26th and drew in hundreds of spectators. The artwork and performances in this year’s festival followed a “School” theme, which acted as a reminder of how much we can communicate through art and culture, as well as how much the two can teach us. Continue reading Crowds Flock To Charlottetown For Art In The Open
New Music: The Torinos’ ‘Over Our Heads’
Saint John-based band The Torinos recently released their debut album Over Our Heads. The album, which was recorded entirely by Jay Merrill and produced by Jay and Sam Astorino himself, was a learning curve for the band. With all of its unexpected twists, turns and jolts, Over Our Heads stands out and carries its own unique feel. Continue reading New Music: The Torinos’ ‘Over Our Heads’