by Tiana Feng

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Release Date: April 2nd, 2013
Label: Do Right! Music

I’ve seen Maylee Todd multiple times within a year before this album’s release as Ark Analog, Maloo, Henri Faberge and the Adorables, but it is what’s known as Maylee Todd that embodies the most energy and captured in Escapology. Continue Reading

by Tiana Feng

Check out Brasstronaut performing in a castle in their new video for “Bounce”.

by Tiana Feng

Funky songstress Maylee Todd is releasing Escapology, her second album on April 2nd. The album which you can pre-order now on Bandcamp includes previously released singles “Baby’s Got It” and “Hieroglyphics”. There are also some recognizable songs from her live sets including “Do You Know What It is” which you can stream below.

by Tiana Feng

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Release Date: January 22, 2013
Label: Static Clang

Whatever the Minotaurs decide to name themselves, it’s still the platform for expression for Nathan Lawr. New Believers is a political album with his thoughts on G20 and the Quebec student protests. Perhaps it is the timing of their release, because these subjects seem to be already forgotten about in the new year and awkward to bring up again. Continue Reading

by Tiana Feng

Today’s Bandcamp hunt led to Montreal’s Elsiane who I don’t think I posted about before. Whether you are a previous fan or a newcomer Their jazz inspired electronica is intriguingly beautiful. Check out their album Mechanics of Emotion over at Bandcamp.

by Tiana Feng

Maylee Todd released a new single called Baby’s Got It. It’s a sexy upbeat jam that will sure make you boogie. I certainly have when she performs this live! The single will be released for purchased on December 3rd, 2012.

by Laura Feeney

The end of the summer in Fredericton is sweetened by the anticipation of one of the finest Music Festivals on the East Coast – the Harvest Jazz and Blues. This is the largest annual music festival in Atlantic Canada, featuring an impressive 150 performances (35% of which feature New Brunswick’s own musicians) on 26 stages (including 4 completely free venues). 

I’ll be covering the Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival as only a Maritimer can – starting with this list of 10 things to see at this year’s festival. After much research, discussion, and debating, this is a peek at what my (anticipated) week will look like: Continue Reading