From Cameron Nickerson’s Detours album the Music Nova Scotia Country Recording of the Year nominee pulls “Rainy Day Thinkin’,” a single about the gloomy thoughts that get us down even at the best of times. As Nickerson tells it, the song came from a time in his life when his days were rainy more often than not. Continue reading Single: Cameron Nickerson Sings of Darker Days on ‘Rainy Day Thinkin”
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Music Video: Roxy and the Underground Soul Sound want you to get fired up with ‘Helpless’
It’s 2018 and if you’re not angry at something, you’re doing it wrong. With 7.6 billion people on the planet, each with differing views and opinions, combined with the unceasing scrawl of twitter, means we’re bound to get ourselves into the occasional donnybrook or worse. These days it’s questionable whether we get things more right than wrong. “Helpless” is the return single from Roxy and the Underground Soul Sound; an R&B lament of these tragedies that have become an almost daily occurrences.
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New Music: Erin Costelo Brings Home The Soul With ‘Sweet Marie’
Soul/R&B powerhouse Erin Costelo has dropped her latest album, Sweet Marie, off the back of her very successful couple of years with her previous album, Down Below, The Status Quo. The Halifax queen looks to be making similar waves with her latest release as she seamlessly blurs the line between genre and energy. The results are an album fit for both a ballroom and a living room. Continue reading New Music: Erin Costelo Brings Home The Soul With ‘Sweet Marie’
Single: Quiet Parade ask all the Questions on ‘Thunder’
Halifax’s Quiet Parade have returned with “Thunder,” their first new song to be released in nearly three years. Rather than an AC/DC bone-shattering storm of an anthem, Quiet Parade (as their name might suggest) gently lull you in like sound of rain and the soft roll of thunder in the distance with this questing tune. Continue reading Single: Quiet Parade ask all the Questions on ‘Thunder’
New Music: Jonathan MacIsaac Makes Solo Debut with ‘Forgiver’
You might recognize Jonathan MacIsaac, that is if you’ve made a habit of peering towards the back of the stage. He’s been the drummer for Aftrr, Kurtis Eugene, The Bloody Hell and Jont & The Infinite Possibility. Now, MacIsaac is stepping out of the shadows and taking centre stage in a new solo effort. His six-track debut release, Forgiver, is out today. Continue reading New Music: Jonathan MacIsaac Makes Solo Debut with ‘Forgiver’