From Motown Vibes to Activist Lyrics: Unpacking Julie Title’s ‘Running’
Speaking to singer, songwriter Julie Title about her brand new single Running, released on the 23rd of February,...
Tag Archives: Folk Rock
Jesse’s Hotel by Scott Klein | deeply haunting lyrics that colour his intimately crafted songs
Jesse’s Hotel is Scott Klein’s debut album, and it is incredibly personal to the Canadian-born singer-songwriter quickly becoming...
Scott Klein – Sunshine is a sonic tour of barren landscape and never-ending prairie vistas
Scott Klein and his newest release of single, Sunshine, on May 20th is a sonic tour of barren landscape...
ØZWALD’s Manzanita: Sunny folk-rock to accompany your next break-up
Folksy pop-rock duo ØZWALD have a unique talent of making music that’s both relaxing and exciting. Taking inspiration...
Interview with singer-songwriter & devoted performer Peet Jackson | New Music For The Love of Bands Episode 5
Hailing from a northern family of musicians, singer-songwriter Peet Jackson has performing in his blood. From one-man-and-his-guitar solo...
Getting Older by Kane Miller, an unabashed exploration of love, loss and remorse that feels all too familiar and deeply personal
As I sit here writing this, 3 weeks after Kane Miller’s single, “Getting Older” was released on the...
Land and Ocean – ‘Jenny’s Song’ ” Two immovable musical masses, simultaneously surrendering and conquering one another. Day in; day out.”
Music has the power to change the world. It can tear down walls, extinguish the flames of hatred,...
‘Money’ by Alex O’aiza is the kind of song that will stop you dead in your tracks [video premiere]
Have you been used by someone? Do you know what it's like to come to the crushing realization...
Jordan Paul – Night Moon [EP review] one of those creatives that can channel other artists without gross misconduct
Now that the 2019 holidays are in the books, I was looking for the perfect antidote for the...
South for Winter – All We Have is set as a classic folk song but with marvelous musical slow burn
There was a time in my life when I was a moody teenager and would refuse to listen...
PREMIERE: James Harriman – Snakes and Ladders
If you’re looking for something entirely original that was inspired by a huge variety of genres, then James...
Wild Mercury – Orange County is a retrospective of a love lost or quickly on its way
Upon your first encounter with Wild Mercury, a Montreal-based, all-female trio, you’ll be drawn into their den of...
Brit Drozda – Make Something Beautiful | Album Review
Having already come across Brit’s last single, “Ribbon” - featured by FTLOB here - it was a delight...
Dan Owen – Run Me Down: An Anthemic Tour De Force
Dan Owen released his brand new single on May 10th titled ‘Run Me Down’. This sultry release is...
Brit Drozda – Ribbon
I’ve often heard this past year being referred to as “The Year of the Woman”. That couldn’t really...
Ritzy Park – My, My, My
Berlin-based, Ritzy Park released their new single, My, My, My this past September and it has all the...
The American Buffalo – Feverish
I love, love, love this song; there I said it (insert happy emoji). The American Buffalo had me...
Skydiggers – Warmth of the Sun
Canadian folk rockers Skydiggers released their 9th studio album, Warmth of the Sun, on October 20th. The veterans have been...
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