Local Natives - Sun Hands

Barbarossa | Bloodline | Live @ The Shutter Sessions

Mist

Stream

Mist feat. Julie Ren

Make Time - third studio album by The Suitcase Junket
Written, Performed and Produced by Matt Lorenz
Recorded by Justin Pizzoferrato at Sonelab in Easthampton, MA
Mastered by Ian Kennedy at New Alliance East in Somerville, MA

02 Earth Apple

Noosa - "Forest Lane" off the Wonderland LP out May 20th, 2014

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Forest Lane

Listen to our new album Speaking In Spirits out now: http://fanlink.to/speakinginspirits 

Special thanks to everyone involved in this project!

Written By: Zea Stallings
Produced & Arranged By: Joel Ashmore
  
Zea: Guitar & Vocals    
Joel: Bass
Randy: Harmonica    
Geoff: Banjo & Mandolin
Russel & Joesph: Drums

Nowhere

So Many Lives

“You don’t need to say a thing.
You don’t need to wear a ring.”

What they say about her song:
"It’s not a love song – it’s what comes after silence, when love remains."

This song doesn’t beg.
It doesn’t promise.
It doesn’t even ask to be understood.

It just stays.
In a room. In a breath. In the stillness where someone sees you – not as a shape, but as something quietly becoming.

Mirage doesn’t sing to impress.
She sings because the silence needed to say something.
Let Love Grow is not loud.
But it stays with you longer than most things that are.

All music, lyrics, and visual artwork created in collaboration between human artistry and AI technology. © 2025 Mirage – All rights reserved.

Let Love Grow - B

Official theme song, written and recorded for the by Kristian Matsson (The Tallest Man On Earth) for the Yellow Bird Project, to help raise awareness of their initiative.

Watch the official music video here: http://www.yellowbirdproject.com/theme_song

The Tallest Man On Earth - A Field of Birds (YBP Theme Song)

Brown Bird - Blue Christmas

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Carmanah's masters from their sophomore album 'Iris'
for more information please contact info@carmanahband.ca

Best Interests

Carmanah is now MIINA - follow at www.miina.band

Like the ancient forests from which their name derives, Carmanah is just as comfortable in muddy, bluesy funk as they are among light, soaring harmonies. The band has crafted a niche of its own somewhere between roots, rock and soul — a vintage blend of the intuitive and technical tied seamlessly together by Laura Mina Mitic’s dazzlingly versatile voice. 

In recognition of the band’s passion for their home and the ways it bleeds into their music, producer Gus Van Go (Metric, The Arkells, Sam Roberts) coined the term “West Coast Soul” to describe Carmanah’s unique sound.

Their second album, Iris, was recorded in Brooklyn as a moody counterpoint to and natural evolution from the band’s debut, Speak in Rhythms. That album, with two #1 CBC Music tracks, earned Carmanah a nomination for Roots Duo/Group of The Year at the Western Canadian Music Awards in 2018. Now, with Iris, the band has built upon the first album’s strongest elements: its driving melodies, its contorting, energetic rhythms, its bountiful instrumentation, its lyrics that take you by the hand and lead you far from where you began. 

The band — including guitarist and vocalist Pat Ferguson, bassist Jamil Demers, drummer Graham Keehn and keyboardist/backup vocalist Lo Waight — tours in a gutted and retrofitted vegetable-oil driven tour bus, an ambitious project that Ferguson has taken on himself in his backyard. The low-carbon approach is part of a broader ethos the band shares. 

“I get really excited when I think about music as a way to spark action,” Mitic explains. 

"The thrill of making a connection with an audience — any audience — is what keeps me going," says Ferguson. It's already brought him and the band a long way, and today, Carmanah's irresistible chemistry crackles each time the band takes the stage, electrifying one another as much as the audience itself.

Best Interests

Carmanah

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