Discovering Léonie Gray and her soulful voice in an unlikely place is a memory I cherish and am grateful for. In these times of quarantine, I can only become more appreciative of art, creativity, and music. Art just lifts the spirits and gives us hope, doesn’t it!? As such, right before this pause on the world as we know it, I got to interview a … Continue reading Léonie Gray | Treat Your Ears to Sweet Honey Sounds
Some real music legends have graced Montreal stages for decades. Certainly, one of my all-time favorites is the incomparable Édith Piaf (she performed here in 1955!). As luck may have it, a tribute to the late French chanteuse by one of Quebec’s biggest voices is happening next week. Katee Julien chante Édith Piaf is taking place for one night only on Friday, Nov. 23rd at 8 p.m. at … Continue reading Katee Julien | Moving Édith Piaf Tribute
Pop, rock, melancholy and folk are what you are going to hear in Lauren Mann’s new album. “Dearestly,” the fantastic new record from the artist, demonstrate her ability to go “all in.” Lucky for us – she will be in concert at Casa del Popolo in Montreal on November 13th. Lauren has come a long way in this solo album, and we feel that her new beginning … Continue reading Lauren Mann | Singer Songwriter |5,000KM from Pender Island
Have you ever been to one of the Canadian Opera Company‘s (COC) performances? One of the most prestigious opera houses, located in Toronto, selected Sasha Djihanian to be part of their Young Artist program in her early career. Competition from around the country to get selected – this is a serious proof of raw talent at such a young age. This tiny soprano blew me away when I saw her … Continue reading The Bombshell Opera singer | Sasha Djihanian
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