When someone does you dirty and breaks your heart, sometimes you just gotta stand your ground and call them out. ;)

DEARLY DEPARTED

Curse The Sky

The build up of melody with different instruments are describing an ocean of emotions felt across the time about a love relationship that did not work out.

The repeated refrain represents arguments to express disappointments regarding communication issues within the couple with even many attempts to solve them without success.

The last part represents the cutoff of the love relationship literally breaking it up and moving away with hopes to have a better one on the way.

EMOTIONAL ODYSSEY - 432Hz

Caught in the Undertow, we're slipping under, it will not let you go. The emptiness unfolds, can't tame the darkness, succumb to Undertow...

Undertow

Today on Routes & Branches & Beyond it is another episode of "Clearing the Shelf" - where I play some CDs that have been lounging on a "to be played on the radio" shelf.  It is a bit of a cluttered shelf.  Maybe reflecting the cluttered shelf of my mind?  Who knows.  But I have heard that a clean office is a sign of an empty mind.  So I'm not sure about the clutter-to-creativity correlation - I think the science is still not sure of that relationship.

That said, today you'll hear the usual mix,including climate change tunes from Scotland, the cello of resilience, Bach goes to a Cape Breton kitchen party, songs to remember Ron Hynes, reels on the tin sandwich, Irish piano hornpipes, evocative rural roads, inter-celtic siblings, bagpipes on the rave floor, and symphonic abandon.  From musicians such as Breabach, Jocelyn Petit & Ellen Gira, Puirt a Baroque, Silver Wolf Band, Alan Doyle & the Dardanelles, Tommy Basker, Geraldine Cotter, Clancy, O’Connell & Clancy, Relativity, Rare Air, and the Barra Macneils & Sympony Nova Scotia.  Pull up a stool and join me.

Routes & Branches & Beyond show # 343 2024 10 31

V01D (Demo ft Enlia 🇲🇫) all streaming platforms

Stellar I Suppose

this hook was written by Luke and Gnar spinned it

MAD RELIGIOUS ft Lil GNAR

This is Episode 420 of Georgian Bay Roots Radio, hosted by Lloyd Lemon that was released on November 3, 2024. Episode 416 is sponsored by The Georgian Bay Folk Society.

In this episode Lloyd features an interview between Jon Farmer and Juno Award winning performer from Summerfolk 49 – David Francey.  The interview is accompanied by music discussed by David Francey, including Terra Spencer is featured on his 2023 release, The Breath Between.  The final segment of the show features artists from live shows that Lloyd has enjoyed since Summerfolk, including Jeff Rogers, The Legendary Downchild Blues Band, and Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band.

Georgian Bay Roots Radio

Georgian Bay Roots Episode 420 - November 3, 2024

I have been watching the continued conspiracy of seeing cleanliness as being a quality of the highest order - even transcendent!  How this odd linkage of the holy and the neat came about escapes me.  Some are distracted by conspiracies of world domination by the Trilateral Commission or the Knights Templar, or that family down the street who are never out in their front yard and who don't decorate for Hallowe'en.  But I think we should be concerned about the conspiracy of cleanliness - due to the nefarious actions of the Multinational Industrial Soap Powder Complex!  Beware their tactics.  However, that warning aside, today on Routes & Branches & Beyond I'm cleaning off a shelf of CDs that I've been meaning to play for awhile.  But I don't expect that this will make me any more holy!

I'll have indispensible instrumentalists, swirling border pipes, raging fiddles, Shetland hurricanes, dances for feeder mice, vintage swing with a grin, Cape Verdean morna legends, shady newgrass explorations, songs radio doesn't like, Scottish introspection, and Portuguese jazz waltzes from Newfoundland.  From musicians like JP Cormier, Cantrip, Failte, the Old-Time Liberation Front, My Sweet Patootie, The Warblers, Cesaria Evora, Jerry Garcia & David Grisman & Tony Rice, Kathleen Edwards, Michael McGovern, and Duane Andrews.  Put down that soap powder and join me.

Routes & Branches & Beyond show # 344 2024 11 07

Tune in to discover Bass is Base, The Maximum Definitive, Blue Rodeo and the Cowboy Junkies' ties to Grey County, to hear new singles from JD Crosstown and Kuips, to catch up with acts in and around town (The Skydiggers, The Sadies, John Muirhead, Goddo, Victoria Yeh, JORU & Jarvis Church) and to take stock of the fact that Drew McIvor's perennial open mic at the Bruce will be wrapping up for good on Nov. 20th; get your resos now!

Routes & Branches & Beyond show # 344 2024 11 07

Ivan Emke

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