Podcasts about hillsburn

Description: Music from selected winners of last year's East Coast Music Awards in Fredericton New Brunswick, including tracks from Justin Fancy, Hillsburn, Campbell & Johnston, Quote the Raven, Scott McKay, The Gilberts, Morgan Toney, Chloé Breault, Andy Creegan, Paragon Cause, Adam Young, Andrew Waite, Breagh Isabel, Dylan Menzie, Gordie MacKeeman and Rube and Rake.https://www.facebook.com/ron.moores.18

SONGLIST: 1) Hillsburn - Stories, 2) Hillsburn - Room Across The Hall, 3) Hillsburn - Roslyn, 4) Hillsburn - Truths You Outrun. 5) Hillsburn - I Knew Times Weren't Perfect, 6) Hillsburn - Inside Out, 7) BONUS: Elyse Aeryn - Criminal, 8) BONUS: Lisa LeBlanc - Quoi-se Tu Fais Ca Pour. ENJOY!

For the next two years, Jackson Fairfax-Perry will be 2b theatre company's emerging artist-in-residence. He's a member of the indie pop group Hillsburn, but what you might not know is that Jackson also works in theatre as a sound designer.

Music from selected winners of this year's East Coast Music Awards in Fredericton New Brunswick.

Grace McNutt and Linnea Swinimer are the Minute Women, two Haligonians who host a podcast of the same name about Canadian history as seen through a lens of Heritage Minutes (minutewomenpodcast.ca). In a lively celebration of the show's second birthday, they stop by to reveal how curling brought them together in podcast — and now BFF — form, their favourite Minutes, that time they thought Jean Chretien was dead, and the impact their show has had. Plus music from brand-new ECMA winners Hillsburn and Zamani.

Clare rips the kit (and the glock) with Halifax indie-pop superstars Hillsburn. Before dropping out of Humber, moving back home and joining a touring+recording band, she'd been considering a career in chemistry. She even applied for a job at a place that made cymbal cleaner. But as everybody knows, music is a much more stable path (hehe) and here we are! Tune in to hear us reminisce about our band-geek days, trash talk Toronto, discuss the proper pronunciation of "glockenspiel" and so much more.

What happens when you make a new record then the guy who founded the band decides to leave? Hillsburn knows—Rosanna and Clare stop by to tell Tara all about it, spin their brand-new single, and let folks know what to expect from this week's run of sellouts at the Carleton, their first shows in a long time. Plus: A Halloween lament.

Originally recorded in March 2018, singer/songwriter Rosanna Burrill (Hillsburn) joins the podcast!

Hillsburn's indie-rock sound draws on the songwriting focus of folk music, and combines it with a pop sensibility. The band's performances are dynamic, energized, and emotive. You won't want to miss this band that is already on its way to becoming a national treasure.

Vegans! Who are they? What mysteries do they hold? Christina Avery of Knifey Spooney co-hosts a cruelty-free edition of WAFFLES!, talking about the upcoming Night Market, veganism, and lots more. Pigs are discussed! Plus some amazing new music from Steve Benjamins, Hillsburn, and more! Carnaval des Animaux :: Camille Saint-Saens A Fish on Land :: Continue Reading

Rosanna Burrill from Halifax indie-rock band Hillsburn tells us what it's like to tour in Europe and be in a band with your brother and Troy Gilmore from Vancouver-based band Chase the Bear tells us how he scored the band an opening slot at the Commodore Ballroom and how his mom helped name the hard rocking group. Also we hear tracks from both bands. Hillsburn is playing The Dream Cafe in Penticton on February 7. Chase the Bear will be at Record City in Vernon on February 15 and at Fernando's in Kelowna on February 16.

Crashing out of the gate back in 2015 as the regional winners of CBC's Searchlight competition, Hillburn has since earned a reputation as a high energy, must-see live act equipped with powerhouse vocals, catchy as hell choruses, and harmonies for days. On the heels of their latest album, The Wilder Beyond, Hillburn's Paul Aarntzen stopped by Halifax Is Burning for a live chat. This interview originally aired on the February 27, 2018 episode of Halifax Is Burning. Listen to that show here: http://halifaxisburning.com/february-27-2018/ Songs You'll Hear: Hillsburn - Born Only To Love You Hillsburn - Time Of Life Hillsburn - Young Desire Hillsburn - Everywhere Radiohead - Climbing Up The Walls Hillsburn - Cover It Up Kuato - New Home To learn more about Hillsburn, and to buy their music, visit: www.hillsburn.com.

Hillsburn doubled down on their independent ethos for their second record, The Wilder Beyond. Deciding to forego a formal studio setting, they produced the album collectively and recorded it in singer Paul Aarntzen’s Halifax apartment. Aarntzen, also the band’s songwriter, took on the roles of engineer and mixer. Perhaps partly as a result of the new approach, The Wilder Beyond departs sharply from the folk-rooted sound of Hillsburn’s award-winning In The Battle Years debut. The group’s soaring three-part harmonies are intact here, but densely-layered arrangements and more electronic instruments signal a move in the direction of indie rock. Not that the album is easy to pin down stylistically. ‘Strange Clouds,’ the guitar-driven lead track, recalls Florence + The Machine. 'Sun Ought To Shine,’ which features the record’s standout vocal performance, draws on Motown. And 'Time of Life,’ the closing track, could be a Neil Young song. The Wilder Beyond manages to land somewhere in the vast terrain between Aretha Franklin and Suburbs-era Arcade Fire while simultaneously sounding fresh and coherent. All of the band members contribute something unique here. Multi-instrumentalist Jackson Fairfax-Perry plays bass, keys, and saxophone, while scoring the strings and horns for the album’s guest players. Siblings Rosanna and Clayton Burrill complete the three-part vocal battery, and Rosanna puts her classical training to use throughout, layering violins on many of the tracks. Newest member Clare Macdonald brings understated power to the proceedings. Her drumming is complex at times, direct at others, but never demands undue attention. It is plain that, although Aarntzen sparks the process, Hillsburn is a deeply collaborative affair. On the surface, The Wilder Beyond that Aarntzen conjures is a dream-like borderland of parallel pasts and futures, of deaths and rebirths, where ‘roses sprout from stone,’ where you’re king, queen, and no one. But the twin and conflicting human realities of pain and joy form the underlying narrative. In ‘Everywhere,’ which was produced by rapper Classified, the chorus reminds us that ‘the low, it’s everywhere,’ that ‘we’re born to hurt.’ Similarly, ‘Everything Is New’ grapples with themes of loss and loneliness, asking plainly, ‘Why’s it got to be so hard?’ The trick, of course, is to find the glimmers of light in the shadows. As ‘Time of Life’ puts it so beautifully: Seems sometimes you’ve got wolves around ya. You’re terrified by the ghosts that hound ya. Someday soon all the trees will blossom, The floods recede and these fields, you’ll cross ‘em. And exultation, jubilation — they’re stations too, Both times of life. The Wilder Beyond urges us to keep going in the dark moments, to soak up the warmth of the bright ones. It does that without being ostentatious or moralistic, raising a gentle fist of solidarity and recognizing that our struggles are both utterly personal and universal.

Folk singer-songwriter [Skylar Bouchard](http://www.skylarbouchard.com/) is back on the show (in the semi-civilized setting of Robin's Donuts this time) to talk about the unexpected success of his single ["Montreal"](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZK-OjfM7Meo), his upcoming tour of western Canada and much more! Skylar's 2017 debut, 'Tired of the City' was on my best-of-the-year list, and by the sounds of things, he has even more great stuff in the works for the future. This episode brought to you by [Red Moon Road and Hillsburn at the Park Theatre](http://www.facebook.com/events/181874962588396/) (April 18) and by [Low Cloud](http://www.lowcloud.ca/) -- a local, legal online distributor of CBD products. Use our code "CBDWITCH" on their lowcloud.ca website for 15% off your first order.

Country storyteller [Ridley Bent](http://www.ridleybent.ca/) is back with his first new record in four years, and he sits down to talk about the new album, his band the Killer Tumbleweeds, his impressions on Winnipeg's music scene as an outsider (albeit one who has been living here for about a decade already), and much more! Head down to [the Park Theatre this Thursday (April 5)](http://www.facebook.com/events/2064772493805421/) for the release of the new album, featuring opener [Kevin Roy](http://www.kevinroymusic.com/) (a familiar name to regular Witchpolice listeners)! This episode brought to you by [Red Moon Road and Hillsburn at the Park Theatre](http://www.facebook.com/events/181874962588396/) (April 18) and by [Low Cloud](http://www.lowcloud.ca/) -- a local, legal online distributor of CBD products. Use our code "CBDWITCH" on their lowcloud.ca website for 15% off your first order. We also have a bit of a bonus at the end of the show: local record producer and past guest [Jordan Voth](http://jnvoth.com/) hooked us up with a brand new track by [Alone I Walk](http://[[text](http://)](http://)aloneiwalk.bandcamp.com/) from their upcoming LP, 'Wander'. Stay tuned to the end of the podcast to hear it!

Happy New Year and Welcome back to Back Home: A Music nova scotia podcast, this episode is brought to you in part by the FACTOR, government of Canada, the province of nova scotia. Host Dana Beeler talks to very special guests Hillsburn in the booth, and and gets a sneak peak at their brand new album The Wilder Beyond. Out everywhere Feb 2nd 2018.   Check out more from Hillsburn here - www.hillsburn.com   Back Home Podcast is available on the following platforms:   Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/back-home-mns iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/back-home-a-music-nova-scotia-podcast/id974018830?mt=2 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.musicnovascotia.android.scotia&hl=en Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWFlMUr-WNObZ6Nq0iPiykg www.backhomepodcast.com  

Hillsburn christened the new 'Green Garage' jam space with a song (Sun Oughta Shine) from their upcoming album which they say will be available 'sometime this year'.  Big shout out to David Myles, host of East Coast Music Hour on CBC, who is responsible for getting me laid.  Their new music video for 'Low Light' dropped Feb 28 and they've got dates at The Grad Club, Kingston (March 1st) Blacksheep Inn, Ottawa (March 5th).

This week on the show, we catch up with our old bahds Hillsburn, who are currently on tour promoting their album "In The Battle Years" across Canada.

The Ginger Mafia drops the brand spankin' new Hillsburn single... Plus, they debut a segment; Riffin'! They also talk about throw up and Joee's eyeliner.

One of the Ginger Mafia's fave east coast bands, Hillsburn pop in for an acoustic performance of Run Down. They also hang out to play some Mo Kenny & Ben Caplan. Plus music from Nathan Wiley, Gordie McKeeman & His Rhythym Boys & Big Tilda.

ECMA & Music PEI nominee Jon Matthews from The Soundmill joins the ginger mafia to talk about producing indie music on the east coast. Music this week from: Andrew Waite & The Firm, Dan Currie, Dave Gunning, Coyote, Big Tilda & Hillsburn

Episode Twelve features music from an up-and-comer named Laurenn Marchand from Cape Breton, the new single from Wintersleep, The Once, Radio Radio, Carelton Stone, Hillsburn, and we even get a bit nostalgic with our boys in the Trews.