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This Idle Mind

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Fishes

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Bipolar Princess

I guess I'll be alone just the sea and me
That's alright I'll be alone just the sea and me.

This sickness that's come over me it turns my insides inside out
But I'm accustom to the waves the rum excess the salty sprays
(Too much rum is never the problem)
This nausea's from another source, inner ache a strong remorse
Your words are biting like a shark teeth are bared eyes are dark
(Cut me, crush me, but never quite kill me)

Walk me down the plank
Cast off severed and sank

So I guess I'll be alone just the sea and me
That's alright I'll be alone just the sea and me.

We'd sit out underneath the stars moonshine moonlight always ours
A compass kept us on our way a guiding light to far away
(Treasured life is what we searched for)
The tides have turned and you've left me this dead mans chest is so heavy
The ship we built goes up in flames Davy Jones calls out my name
(He is waiting at the bottom)

Walk me down the plank
Cast off severed and sank

So I guess I'll be alone just the sea and me
That's alright I'll be alone just the sea and me.


Just The Sea

“Tight, punchy, pop-rock replete with melodic hooks, intricate rhythms and some inexplicable/intangible quality that makes it all so utterly charming.” (Rokline Magazine)

Two Bears North fearlessly expresses the relentless battle between darkness and light. The trio is fronted by Sophie Heppell and Melissa Walker who embody this contrast—a musical collision of yin and yang.  With Heppell’s melodic sense, Walker’s incomparable groove, and the addition of Allyson MacIvor on drums, the band is unstoppable.

Their debut album, Comeocean, earned “best album” accolades from gigcity.ca.  They also won the “People’s Choice” category at the Edmonton Music Awards in 2014, as well as receiving five other nominations including “Album Of The Year.”  In October 2014, the band signed with German label DevilDuck Records and re-released Comeocean, with three supporting German tours in May, September, and December 2015.  The re-release includes the bonus Euro-Edition track “Get The Hell Out Of Here.”  This track is a favourite among commercial and college radio stations throughout Canada and Germany. Notable performances include: Reeperbahn Festival, Breakout West, Vancouver Pride Festival,  Edmonton Pride Festival, Canadian Music Week, and SXSW. 

Two Bears North’s second full length LP, Let The Air Clear, will be released in April 2017 on DevilDuck Records.  Produced by Howard Redekopp (Tegan & Sara, Mother Mother, The New Pornographers), the new album is intensely intimate, displaying an urgency for change, a  strength of independence, and a command over their unique blend of disarming pop/rock—a signature sound they are proud of.

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