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Seth Anderson is a singer/songwriter with east coast roots who has called Canmore, Alberta his home since 2004. 
Blending elements of indie-rock and emo-folk, he summons the spirit of punk rock in his high energy performances, anchored by his catchy, truth laden, heart driven lyrics. For fans of Steve Earle, Chuck Ragan, and A.A. Bondy. 
Seth was signed to Joey Cape's (Lagwagon, Me First and the Gimme Gimme's) One Week Records roster based in San Francisco to reveal his fourth full length effort which was released in June, 2016, a year later teaming up with Little Rocket Records (UK) for the vinyl release of the album. In February, 2020 his latest release “We Could Be.” came out on Denver, CO based label, Snappy Little Numbers. Seth worked alongside Eamon McGrath to produce and record  the album which was mixed by Russell Broom, mastered by Andy Magoffin, and primarily featured Seth Anderson, with musicians Eamon McGrath, Chuck Coles, Clay Jones, Will Whitwham, and Danny Miles.

Currently working to release new material in the form of upcoming singles as well as a new full length album. Seth is keeping  his sights on getting back to his extensive touring schedule throughout North America and Europe.

Sinixt storytellers and knowledge-keepers Marilyn James and Taress Alexis take us on 22 captivating and informative journeys, each show illuminating different aspects of this ancient culture. Though the Sinixt continue their deep ancestral relationship with their homeland at the headwaters of the Columbia River, they were declared extinct by the Canadian government in 1956. Sinixt Stories:  Ancestral Roots, Cultural Seeds is one step on the Sinixt journey to reclaim their rights and responsibilities in their x̌aʔx̌aʔ tum xúlaʔxʷ – their sacred homeland. Profile image by Amélie Clémentine (Amelie Blanchard). From the story, “Chickadee Makes a Sumíx Bow”.

We're an all First Nation (Mohawk and Cayuga) DJ crew from Ottawa, Canada.  We remix traditional Pow Wow music with contemporary club sounds. Stay up to date with us at www.thehallucination.com

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"Canadian artist Spencer Jo Burgess isn’t interested in sugarcoating things. In fact, he’s spent much of his musical life searching for sour truth and throwing the spotlight onto it. He’s been in and out of punk bands since the age of 16, and the winding road has lead him to his current incarnation as a folk artist with a sometimes political, sometimes surreal edge that makes his social commentary poignant for anyone who listens. In My Old Home, we find a lyrical maturity that one expects from any veteran of an expository career in music tempered with a sensitivity that seems to empathize with the figures and subjects within each song.

His talent as an instrumentalist and lyricist are showcased in a way that keeps his music free of distracted bravado and long solos, ensuring his convictions remain at the center of attention. The marriage of punk and folk mixes elements of artistry and honesty after all, and Burgess completes this synthesis without disappointing."
--Jason Neubauer, PLAYBACK:Stl

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