Odrario releases his epic new single and video “Low Light (In This Space)” for the delight of our ears.

Odario recently shared with Canadian Beats of the track:

“In this space we know nothing…but we can learn a little something if we try’. That opening line was written as a reminder to always try to leave the ego at the door when entering a new space in my life. I feel, as everyday people, we spend too much time and energy pointing out the negative aspects of our differences. As I wrote this song I imagined us, as community, clicking delete on what we perceive as our differences and encourage one another to embrace our similarities as humans. With that comes emotion, something we all embrace together. The gospel of anger…a hunt for an answer. This song is a new space for you to reflect, release and get down low. Vancouver gospel singer Dawn Pemberton put me in a trance when listening back to the final recording. I admire her powerful vocal delivery over the master production of Alister Johnson. We came to get down, and pick you up.”

Odario is the leader and MC of live hip hop band, Grand Analog. He is also the host of CBC’s national afterdark radio show. He was prominently featured on A Tribe Called Red’s single Ba-Na-Na along with Haviah Mighty as well as the video. He was similarly featured on Ghost Caravan’s single Damn You and, again, in the video. 

Find Odario via:

Twitter: https://twitter.com/odariowilliams 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Odario/

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/38HVjlel5vjoDZZNDdxEgG 

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Website:https://odario.com/

Harmonious Wail has just released their modern take on the classic love song “La Vie en Rose.”

The track takes a listener back to the first time they fell in love. Blending smooth jazz with an acoustic guitar, this new take enchants you from the first note. You’ll be swept away into a fantasy land of reminiscence.
“Harmonious Wail combines the searing wit, humor and mandolin virtuosity of vintage Jethro Burns performances, the Continental panache of Django and charm of Edith Piaf inspired vocals to create a unique musical journey.”

Jack Moves got his start late in 2014. A Member of Toronto metal groups Godstopper and Ayahuasca and a former member of hardcore act Column of Heaven, he had grown tired of working within the limits of heavy music, and so decided to strike out on his own. His new single “Don’t Let the Moon Die Young,” is a bold and intriguing direction for the artist.

Inspired by live looping performances of Reggie Watts, Jack started busking at the corner of Queen and Spadina in downtown Toronto. As a one-man band with a captivating and crowd-pleasing live show, he quickly started playing a wide variety of venues, from clubs to parties to tattoo shops to Portuguese restaurants; sharing the stage with hip hop artists, electronic producers (he is the host and DJ for the monthly concert series “Frequencies”), metal and post-hardcore bands, and many others. He also ran a weekly-updated live looping youtube channel from 2015-2018.    

With his first EP, I Go to Work, Jack distilled his live show, which at the time involved  him creating all the music live, using just his voice and a looping pedal. His first full east-coast Canadian tour followed. 

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Then, in 2017, Jack emerged with a new ep, I Been Working. It showcased an expansion of his palette, which now included a far vaster array of electronic sounds. Vocal-based live looping, although not as prominent in his recorded output going forward, remained an important element in his live show. 

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Speaking of shows, Jack followed up the release of I Been Working with a spring tour of Europe that saw him travel across ten countries, with a highlight of opening up for experimental hip hop legends Dälek in Budapest. Following that, it was back home to Canada for another east coast tour with fellow weirdo solo act/MC, Garbageface. A few singles followed, showcasing Jack’s trademark diversity…80’s-influenced melodies here (“Demon Eyes”), demented choral parts there (“Moment of your Time”), and straight up hip hop bars over there (“Emilia”), and in turn saw him receive praise from the likes of Earmilk, the CBC, and Alan Cross’ A Journal of Musical Things. A return visit to Europe at the end of the same year saw him further solidify his fan base abroad.

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Later 2018 saw him make an appearance at Follyfest 10 in New Brunswick, and a third visit to Europe in the fall; at around which point he released the EP I’m Insane, a collection of Ozzy Osbourne covers redone in his unique style.

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As 2020 begins, Jack is happy to announce his first full-length album, Passing Protagonists, is soon to come, and will feature further electronic experimentation, richer harmonies, more novel blends of genre and a loose concept revolving around the comedic absurdity of the “western” experience. 

Find Jack Moves via:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jackmovesofficial

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jackmovesofficial/?hl=en

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/06efkO6o3EY1AkpW6zTt11?si=FvV1avKpS7GH93ZxewUe5Q (artist profile); spotify:artist:06efkO6o3EY1AkpW6zTt11 (URI)

Apple: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/jack-moves/1051024512

Website: https://www.jackmovesofficial.com/

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Seth Anderson has spent his time on earth on a journey; in search of his truth, purpose, and an understanding of the world around him and his place in it. Currently sharing his new single “Highway Lights,” we find ourselves head over heels for the artist.

His songwriting offers an honest view of life from a unique perspective that has stemmed from years of traveling, moving from town to town, city to city, highway to highway; the high peaks, the low valleys, and all the spaces in between. Through all of this, there maintains one common thread- a bellow for love and hope. Few artists have such an intense emotional connection to their craft and this is where he shines. His delivery is genuine, yet at times ferocious with both conviction and vulnerability, comparative to artists such as John Moreland, Chuck Ragan, and Frank Turner.

Seth’s musical intensity crawls up your backbone making the hairs stand on your neck while adding goose bumps on your skin. His evolution began in a small town punk scene where he grew up in Hartland, New Brunswick. It was then followed by years of a blue-collar approach to his career, putting in thousands of miles while taking his music to audiences all over the world. His highly anticipated February, 2020 release, “We Could Be.” (Snappy Little Numbers), is another impressive step forward for Seth in his exploration of songwriting, musical styles and sounds.
Find Seth Anderson via:

Facebook: www.facebook.com/sethandersonsongs

Twitter: twitter.com/RenegadeSeth

Instagram:instagram.com/sethandersonsongs

Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/artist/1sy6LDtIQtmxaYo0K1Mpjd

Website: www.sethandersonmusic.com

Magical Beasts are a Chicago-based Folk act that is making waves in a big way. Their latest “Yes, My Love, I Am Reaching” was released at the tail end of 2019, but carries itself boldly into the new decade.

Throughout the record, each song tells its own story while weaving common threads throughout. Filled to the brim with pieces about love and devotion, it also brings out the sexual imagery within the release.

For fans of artists such as Nick Cave, Sun Kill Moon and Leonard Cohen, Magical Beasts is truly their own musical force. Favorite songs of ours include “Darling,” and “In Praise,” which had us instantly head over heels. The brainchild of artist Nathan Paulus, he brings Josh Miller and John Herbst to the lineup. As the album and band is a true labor of love and artistic expression, Paulus also teams up with different musicians in the Chicago area to collaborate.

Magical Beast’s “Yes, My Love, I Am Reaching” is out digitally, now.

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