"The Spring Peeper [i.e., Pseudacris crucifer] is a small frog that is generally under 4 cm in body length. Individuals range in colour from tan, grey, rusty brown or dark brown. There is a conspicuous dark X-shaped marking on the back, a triangular or V-shaped marking on the head between the eyes, cross bands on the hind legs, and a dark stripe that extends from the snout, through the eye and part way down the side to the groin. The belly is white or cream-coloured and the inner thighs are light to dark yellow. The skin is granular in texture and individuals have small but obvious toe pads and lack webbing between the toes. Larvae (tadpoles) have long tails with a large fin and lack front legs (newly hatched tadpoles are legless). In Canada, the bodies and tail musculature of young tadpoles are tan/brown with darker mottling and the tail fin is clear. As the tadpoles age, they gain golden or brassy flecking on the body and large dark blotches along the edges of the tail fins. The larvae typically grow to 3–4 cm in total length before metamorphosis. The call is a single high-pitched “peep” which is repeated. There is also an ascending trill which is used in male-male interactions, and this trill is sometimes confused with a chorus frog call. / Spring Peepers occur throughout large expanses of Canada that are relatively undeveloped, and threats to this species are minimal throughout most of its range. Habitat destruction, particularly the loss of breeding ponds, can result in population declines or local extirpation. Pollution, such as herbicides and road salt, can be detrimental to frog populations by causing direct mortality as well as developmental deformities. Road mortality can be a significant threat when roads bisect the species’ habitat. Pathogens such as chytrid fungus and Ranavirus can cause mass mortality of frog populations. Climate change may also pose future threats to Canada’s frog populations."

- The Canadian Herpetological Society 

https://canadianherpetology.ca/species/species_page.html?cname=Spring%20Peeper

Pseudacris Crucifer Chorus

Few voices trigger an unmistakable spark in one’s soul like Cecile Believe’s. The LA-based artist, songwriter and producer has established a career that has helped build the pillars of the new-alt pop and electronic scene.  As the songwriting, producer, and collaborator backbone of some of the pop scene’s most groundbreaking talent - SOPHIE, Hannah Diamond and Caroline Polachek among them - the magnetic force of Cecile’s creative vision has not only seen success streaming in the multi-millions, but is actively shifting the narrative of pop music.

Cecile appeared on @ashestoashescjlo to talk about her new Tender the Spark EP, the importance of misunderstandings to her work, and her most underrated collaboration.

Original air date: September 24, 2024
Photo: Julian Buchan

Cecile Believe Interview || Ashes to Ashes

MTL artist Fraud Perry performed an energetic set ahead of her appearance at POP Montreal 2024 for Whip Appeal live in the CJLO Oven earlier this month!

Full session video available on YouTube: https://youtu.be/kogdbnZnGbI

Get tickets to Fraud Perry's appearance at POP Montreal on September 26 with Rosario Caméléon, R. Flex and Banggz here: https://popmontreal.com/events/rosario-cameleon-r-flex-fraud-perry-banggz

Fraud Perry: 
https://fraudperry.bandcamp.com
https://www.instagram.com/fraudperry/

Whip Appeal:
http://www.cjlo.com/shows/whip-appeal
https://www.instagram.com/whipappeal_mtl/

CJLO 1690AM: 
http://www.cjlo.com 
https://www.instagram.com/cjlomtl/ 
https://www.facebook.com/cjlo1690am/

Fraud Perry - 5STAR (Live from The Oven || CJLO)

Marlaena Moore and her band stopped by CJLO's Oven to record a session ahead of her new album "Because You Love Everything" out January 17, 2025

Session engineered by: 
Zack Bruce
Mixed by: 
Zack Bruce

The Alley 01-17-2025 : Marlaena Moore Live @ CJLO

Ribbon Skirt Live @ CJLO session from April 2023
FKA Love Language
Recorded and mixed by Zack Bruce

Ribbon Skirt Live @ CJLO

Outtacontroller - “Cheap Pop” 
DVTR - “Né pour flâner” 
AIMING - “Brainiac”
Eden’s Children - “Knocked Out”
The Lewis Express With Chip Wickham - "Run Tell That!”
L.A. Witch - “777”
CDSM - “This is my New Hell” 
Keys - “What Flavour” 
Sly and the Revolutionaries and Jah Thomas - “Marijuana” 
MIEN - “Empty Sun”
Taxidermists - "Does The Wind Know"
Stuart Pearce - “Rope”
Polyrhythmics - “Mayo Con Yayo” 
Nap Eyes - “Ice Grass Underpass”
Leatherette - “Delusional”
Skloss - “Mind Hive”
Prince Buster - “One Step Beyond”
Ted Lucas - “It's So easy (When You Know What You're Doing)”

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