SOWT: Jan. 20/20: Katie Bulley: Shadow Shadow Baby
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On January 20 2020 08:25 AM | Comments Off on SOWT: Jan. 20/20: Katie Bulley: Shadow Shadow Baby
Reviewed by Cyndi Ingle
Katie Bulley is one of Hamilton’s musical treasures and her recently released track Shadow Shadow Baby shows us why on every level.
You will want to view the amusing video for the track (see below), which is off ... Read More
SOTW: Jan. 13/20: Midnight Vesta: Complicated Pony
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On January 13 2020 07:10 AM | Comments Off on SOTW: Jan. 13/20: Midnight Vesta: Complicated Pony
Reviewed by Acette Andreychuk
Complicated Pony is a country song by Midnight Vesta that gives off a folk music vibe with its harmonica sound. Their folk-rock music has sparked a lot of recognition from people throughout Canada, including CBC.
As travelling music, ... Read More
SOTW: Jan. 6/20: Basement Revolver: Have I Been Deceived
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On January 6 2020 07:32 AM | Comments Off on SOTW: Jan. 6/20: Basement Revolver: Have I Been Deceived
Reviewed by Acette Andreychuk
When I listened to this track from Hamilton band Basement Revolver’s new EP Wax and Digital I thought it was about someone dealing with relationship issues.
When I looked into what guitarist/vocalist, Chrisy Hurn, really wanted to portray, ... Read More
SOTW: Dec. 30/19: The Fame: Maybe, Tomorrow
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On December 30 2019 09:14 AM | Comments Off on SOTW: Dec. 30/19: The Fame: Maybe, Tomorrow
Reviewed by Acette Andreychuk
Maybe, Tomorrow from The Fame's debut EP is relaxing and upbeat but not to the point where it sounds like modern pop music. The song reminds me of the Smashing Pumpkins’ track “1979”, a song which talks ... Read More
SOTW, Dec. 23/19: Grizzly Coast: High-Functioning
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On December 23 2019 07:38 AM | Comments Off on SOTW, Dec. 23/19: Grizzly Coast: High-Functioning
Reviewed by Acette Andreychuk
High-Functioning is a powerful new single by Alannah Kavanagh of Grizzly Coast, written when she was going through a difficult time with OCD, an illness that no one can see on the outside. This speaks to mental ... Read More
SOTW: Dec. 19/19: Alexandria Maillot: Someone to Keep you Wa...
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On December 16 2019 07:20 AM | Comments Off on SOTW: Dec. 19/19: Alexandria Maillot: Someone to Keep you Warm
Reviewed by Acette Andreychuk
Someone to Keep you Warm, the single from Alexandria Maillot's full length album Benevolence is similar to a movie soundtrack driven by electronic pop. The artist is providing an experience where people can jam out, dance and ... Read More
SOTW Dec. 9/19: Another Crush: It Sucks
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On December 9 2019 08:16 AM | Comments Off on SOTW Dec. 9/19: Another Crush: It Sucks
Reviewed by Acette Andreychuk
It Sucks is a song about something most of us can relate to: falling in love when we do not want to. The band behind the song, Hamilton, Ontario's Another Crush, is mostly inspired by 90’s rock ... Read More
SOTW Nov. 26/19: Sky Terminal: Paradise
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On November 26 2019 09:24 AM | Comments Off on SOTW Nov. 26/19: Sky Terminal: Paradise
Reviewed by Acette Andreychuk
Paradise by Toronto-based Sky Terminal, with Marcel Preston on lead vocals is a relaxing and unforgettable experience of a song about living in the present moment, taking it all in and making the most of it and ... Read More
SOTW Nov. 13/19: Dan Moxon: Playing with Fire
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On November 13 2019 09:48 AM | Comments Off on SOTW Nov. 13/19: Dan Moxon: Playing with Fire
Reviewed by Acette Andreychuk
Playing with Fire from Dan Moxon's debut album Lounge Singer is a song that reflects on how reckless and innocent children can be and about how they can take huge risks to have a few moments of ... Read More
SOTW Oct. 31/19: Miesha & The Spanks: The Girls Are O.K...
In Arts | By Cyndi Ingle | On October 31 2019 11:08 AM | Comments Off on SOTW Oct. 31/19: Miesha & The Spanks: The Girls Are O.K.
Reviewed by Acette Andreychuk
YYC award winners and Calgary, Alberta based artists Miesha & The Spanks have sent a clear and positive message through their song The Girls are OK.
When you read about the artist's intention behind the song it becomes ... Read More
