BERNICE

EAU DU BONJOURNO

Chopped up like musique concrète and then delicately placed back together with the loving touch of a scrapbook collagist, Eau De Bonjourno’s sound is experimental in its truest definition.

JOSEPH SHABASON

THE FELLOWSHIP

A spacious, jazz-laced auditory map of the transcendence, unity, conditioning, and eventual renunciation of his upbringing in an Islamic and Jewish dual-faith household.

The Fellowship is a chronological arc that spans three generations and covers the struggle to eschew the problematic habituations of such a conflicted past.

Shabason tells a story with emotional clarity that conveys even the subtlest of feelings, all without singing a single word.

Dorothea Paas

Anything Can't Happen

The unique, prismatic and long-awaited debut album from one of Canada’s most beloved singer-songwriters.

Anything Can't Happen feels mature and complex, bringing a diverse range of musical influences into conversation.

Across the album, beautifully-written songs are inflected with layered reverberations, shot through piercing harmonies, seared with a gritty energy and tightly wrapped within a conceptual foundation.

ANDRÉ EITHER

Further Up Island

The completion of a solo album trilogy that began with 2017’s Under Grape Leaves and 2019’s Croak In The Weeds.

While not narratively linked in the
traditional sense, these records document the musician’s ongoing collaboration with producer
Sandro Perri.

Like Robert Altman’s run of brilliant
films with Shelley Duvall in the 1970s, the duo
have developed a singular creative kinship over
the course of three LPs.