Recorded at Breakglass Studios & McGill Studios 
released via Second Best Records - sbr002
credits
released December 11, 2016 

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Written & produced by Saint Lo.

Laura Glover - vocals, guitar, flute 
Isabella Harned - vocals, violin 
Bashu Naimi-Roy - vocals, accordion 
Marc Richard - vocals, saxophone, guitar 
John Talbot - drums 
Joel Massinon - bass 

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Tracks 1 & 2 engineered by James Benjamin 
Track 3 engineered by Alan JS Han and Gintas Norvila 
Tracks 1, 2, & 3 mixed by Ilya Pauly and Charles Bourassa 
Track 4 engineered and mixed by Ryan McNabb 

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Cover Design by Hannah Materne 
Cover Photography by Hannah Materne, Katherine Clover and Creative Commons

Trouble

This Ain't My Life

Nova

engineered, mixed and mastered by Ryan McNabb at McGill Studios 
released July 9, 2018.

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Written & produced by Saint Lo.

Laura Glover - vocals, guitar
Isabella Harned - vocals, violin 
Bashu Naimi-Roy - vocals, accordion 
Marc Richard - vocals, saxophone
John Talbot - drums 
Gabriel Frank - bass

Marry Me

Blueberry Fields is the third single off of Saint Lo.'s upcoming record 'We Could Be' out April 15th, 2019. 

The song is about that feeling of nostalgia, like the exhale of a sigh; the constant feeling of shifting away from the past, but keeping it close as you move forward. It is a song about people and places loved and lost, while ever cherished. The single is paired with a visual narrative created by artist Malaika Astorga, illustrated with 16mm film and family photos, “Blueberry Fields” invites you into a sentimental world of childhood memories and tender emotion.
lyrics
How’s about we go to the blueberry fields 
Arms so tired from the buckets we filled 
In the church you can play the tunes 
Over the organ I will sing with you. 


Ooh I will meet you there 
Ooh where are you walking this time 
Ooh and I will meet you there 
Ooh where are you walking now 

The kale grew thick in my backyard 
You could swim up the river if you kicked hard 
When the grass grew tall enough to hide in 
We ran through like two young lions 


Ooh I will meet you there 
Ooh where are you walking this time 
Ooh and I will meet you there 
Ooh where are you walking now 

The day was long you always said we’d be late 
Packed in the car, we turned just to wave 
Oh the space that you left.. 


Ooh I will meet you there 
Ooh where are you walking this time 
Ooh and I will meet you there 
Ooh where are you walking now 

Where are you walking now…
engineered, mixed and mastered by Ryan McNabb at McGill Studios

Blueberry Fields

Heartbreak does not occur in isolation; it is marked by intersecting systems of power including but not limited to patriarchal violence, heteronormativity, and misogyny. Wounds captures the nuances of moving through pain while at once challenging the male gaze. It is playful. It is sad. It is traumatic. And, it is healing.

Wounds is a song about the rupture of relationships, about community, and about telling a story toward growth. Wounds represents a deeply personal experience intersecting with notions of friendship, compassion, and creativity. This intersection shows up everywhere in the song: in the orchestration and arrangement; the texture and nuance of two voices in harmony, weaving in and out of togetherness and call-and-response; through triumphant melodies by sax and accordion during instrumental breaks; through the driving and consistent rhythm despite the constantly changing dynamics in the instrumentation.

Wounds

Saint Lo. is a Montreal-based folk, indie, pop rock band with roots that stretch across the continent. Their songs are nuanced and layered featuring hypnotic vocals, profound lyrics, and incredible harmonies. They sing about complex emotions – vulnerability, isolation, connection, nostalgia and loss – always infused with more than just a hint of hope.

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