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I eat boys up, breakfast and lunch. Then when I'm thirsty, I drink their blood. Carnivore animal, I am a cannibal. I eat boys up, you better run.

Maneater Blue Eyed Blondes

Produced by : Jojo pharmacist, Andre Bangala
Recorded : Tony @ roof records

Go'Head (Produced by Pharmasist)

02 Hypothermic

Kandle is the solo project of Victoria BC native Kandle Osborne, a songstress whose elegiac and moody brand of singing and songwriting reflect a maturity well beyond her years.

Kandle met musical partner and co-producer Sam Goldberg Jr, (Broken Social Scene, Yardlets) in 2010, and shortly thereafter, the two found themselves locked in a basement studio together working on Kandle’s debut EP. Featuring songs weaving together somber, haunting worlds of longing vocals and dark, eerie guitar lines, the EP, produced by her father, 54-40’s Neil Osborne, was released to much acclaim in 2012. Following a move to Montreal to be closer to partner Sam and to the thriving Montreal music scene, as well as to step out of her familiar comfort zone of Victoria, Kandle and Sam quickly formed a band, with Jason Kent on bass, David Deiäs on drums and Emmanuel Ethier and Félix Dyotte on guitars and keyboards. 

Following the EP’s release, Kandle and the band embarked on tours throughout Europe and Canada including shows at CMJ, Osheaga, Pop Montreal and M for Montreal.  Kandle spent much of 2013 recording her debut full-length album, which was co-produced by Neil Osborne and Sam Goldberg Jr. The album “In Flames” is set to be released in March 2014, and features first single “Demon”, released with a video in October 2013. This upcoming year is the year of opportunities for Kandle and the band, as they will have the chance to showcase their full potential across North America and Europe.

Kandle and the Krooks will play the Kronenbourg 1664 Live Music Stage @ Glowfair on Saturday June 21st www.glowfair.ca 

Kandle - Demon

Taken from the Sire album 'You Owe Nothing.

Kill It Kid - I'll Be The First

The Brothers Bright - Awake! O Sleeper

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/artist/72bjH9FSnsnPe8V6IswawJ?si=8tB7FDCjQIOWe3_1mlZ_PQ

Arranged by Dommenuss: https://www.instagram.com/dommenuss/ 






Hey :) Here is a little gift for you. It started as an experiment but turned out quite well in my opinion. What do you think? Let me know! You may know the original track from "Lucifer" ;)

Check out the original version:

Original (YouTube): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIESL7sIXTg
Original (iTunes): http://itunes.apple.com/album/id1091410723?ls=1&app=itunes

Gareth Dunlop: https://www.facebook.com/garethdunlop/

This is a non comercial release.

Devil Like You - Lucifer - by Gareth Dunlop (Dominic Maurice Edit)

Alexandra Winston is an American indie pop rock singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist from Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. Classically trained in opera, Winston was encouraged by her parents to pursue music

Winston was born and raised in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan. She moved to New York City in 2010 to work with production duo The Knocks.

Alex's 2010 single, "Choice Notes", is the background music to the European and UK advertisement for the Hyundai ix20 and TK Maxx. Winston played a set at Bestival 2011 on the Sailor Jerry's stage. She has also been filmed by the YouTube channel, watch, listen, tell and she performed 'Choice Notes' with the 'Sister Wives'.


FIRE ANT - Alex Winston

Wreck

Pearl and The Beard - Devil's head down

Spite

Mieka Pauley possesses a voice that flows like good whiskey and a frankness that makes Alanis Morissette look shy. She conjures up a sonic immediacy with the same masterful command as Ani DiFranco with driving, yearning melodies that stand alongside the work of Michelle Shocked, Neko Case and Emmylou Harris. 

“My songs are like the actions that I can’t really take.” So says Mieka Pauley, a refreshingly candid artist whose vagabond background infuses The Science of Making Choices, her new full-length album due on June 26, 2012. 

Frequently moving about the country in her formative years, settling down, then uprooting and starting anew: No wonder her messages have a no-time-for-B.S. vibe. While her lyrics are startling–”Never f*** a woman that you don’t love,” “I promise this time I won’t be a psycho,” “I wanna wreck your home/I wanna get your husband alone”–they’re never vindictive. In fact, her confessions invite listeners to admit they share the same inner struggles and desires. 

“A lot of it is true from the prospective of me thinking these things. It’s all shit that I went through in my own head, like rocking in the corner,” she says of her songs about retaliation (“First Stone,” “Marked Man”), lust and envy (“Wreck”), desperation (“Another Go”) and brokenhearted disgrace (“Never F*** a Woman You Don’t Love”). “But I’ve never tried to kill a man or steal a husband,” she laughs. 

Pauley’s career pursuits have helped her win prestigious competitions like Cosmopolitan’s Fun Fearless Female Rock Star of the Year, the Starbucks Songwriter Competition and the New York Songwriters Circle Songwriting Contest. She’s shared stages with household names like Natasha Bedingfield, KT Tunstall, John Legend, Edwin McCain, Ben Kweller, Jason Mraz, Gavin DeGraw, the Black Eyed Peas, Shelby Lynne and Citizen Cope while earning herself slots at must-see music events (Newport Folk Festival, South by Southwest,CMJ) and high-profile gigs like singing the national anthem at Red Sox games. She’s also been featured on BBC London Radio, PRI’s “Mountain Stage” and the music session blog Daytrotter. 

Not content to wait for label backing, Pauley has self-released all of her work, which includes three other EPs and two full-length albums. For Science she’s joined forces with PledgeMusic, where her fans proved their demand for more music by donating far more than she requested to fund the project. Having worked with producer Geoff Stanfield (Firehorse, Sun Kil Moon) to create The Science of Making Choices, Pauley feels she’s finally captured in the studio the same rawness she conjures when playing live. “It’s finally like me making that alternative sound while still holding on to what makes my live solo show work. He was able to take that live vibe, that connection, and then put really sweet, respectful production behind it. I really love that Geoff was able to make it happen.” 

Other major plans are in the works besides Pauley’s new album release. An edited version of “Never F*** a Woman You Don’t Love” is a contender in the International Songwriting Contest, which includes Tom Waits, Darryl McDaniels and Tori Amos on its judges panel. Also this summer Pauley’s song “Devil’s Got My Secret” will be heard in the movie Peace, Love and Misunderstanding, which stars Academy Award winner Jane Fonda, Oscar nominee Catherine Keener and Elizabeth Olsen.

Wreck

Mieka Pauley

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