Music & Lyrics by Girl Meets Bear
Recorded & Produced by Mike Rocha
Recorded at Riverworks Music Studios, Toronto, Canada
Copyright © Joel Bojeczko & Rebecca Emms 2011

Ignore

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Bandcamp: https://girlmeetsbear.bandcamp.com/album/flight-path
Blood Moon written by Rebecca Emms

Musicians: 
Joel Bojeczko (bass, synth) 
Rebecca Emms (vocals, guitar, synth) 
Mike Rocha (synth, drum programming) 

Produced, engineered, mixed, and mastered by Mike Rocha 
Recorded at Riverworks Music Studios in Toronto 2014 
Art & Design: Rebecca Emms 2015 
© + ℗ 2015 Girl Meets Bear • Made in Canada 



Blood Moon

North Side

Lit Up

Every Desire

Copyright Rebecca Emms 2016

Recorded April 2016 at RiverWorks Music Studio in Toronto, Canada

Produced and recorded by Mike Rocha

Reality

2011-2016 <3
contact: girlmeetsbear@gmail.com


Much has changed with Girl Meets Bear since the duo emerged from Edmonton, Canada with fresh home grown demos in 2011. Although, Rebecca Emms and Joel Bojeczko’s unique approach to songwriting has not wavered, the duo’s sound has vastly expanded and matured through the collaboration of Toronto’s Mike Rocha (Electric Youth, Greys).

Girl Meets Bear’s soon to be released debut EP (March 18, 2016), entitled Flight Path, is an album of work that calls on vintage new wave elements, contemporary synth-pop hooks, and Canadian rock sensitivity. Sitting somewhere between Metric and Death From Above 1979, GMB have done their homework and it shows on Flight Path. Their 2015 single “Ignore”, also from the upcoming EP, has enjoyed radio play across North America and television placement on CBC’s sitcom Schitt’s Creek.

Their newest single from the EP, “Blood Moon”, combines 70’s disco sleaze and an unrelenting alternative rock stomp, all while flaunting Girl Meets Bear’s ability to flex to their sultry side. GMB and Mike Rocha created a slow burning intro which is met by a glam bass groove dripping in sludge. This sets up the charging, seductive, breathy vocals delivered brilliantly by Rebecca Emms. The song’s minimalist chorus uses only 4 words to sweep into a cosmos of watery Rhodes piano and sparkling club synth over gnashing guitar reminiscent of Johnny Greenwood. Now this all may sound obscure to avid alternative rock fan, but rest assured “Blood Moon” is also a great track to play loudly, with the windows down, on the days when you just want a song to feel good about.

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