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Hey, y’all. I am Shay. This is thebuzzr podcast. On air indie, from my pad to yours over the airways. Today on the show, Nashville Tennessee artist Matt Burke. Since the fall of 2020, Burke has been releasing a steady stream of quality new material that has drawn comparisons to Jason Isbell, Sturgill Simpson, and Zac Brown. A versatile artist, each single Burke releases touches on a different aspect of the Americana genre – from 1970s honky-tonk line-dance anthems to heartbreaking bar stool laments and Top 40, country-rock singles ready for the hot 100, Burke showcases the many faces of his musical personality while continuing to carve his unique niche in the Nashville Music scene. Tracks played tonight: Coffee, Whiskey & Weed; Leaving Home Thank you for tuning in. Enjoy the show! Cheers! Shay https://youtu.be/EYBeakzEsRw Facebook Link Youtube Spotify Soundcloud Bandcamp Instagram

Hey, y’all. I am Shay. This is thebuzzr podcast. On air indie, from my pad to yours over the airways. Today on the show, Columbus, United States artist Faye. In an age of heavy production, Faye embraces an authentic garage sound with a focus on lyrics and a raw vocal that blends with smooth electric guitars and drums as she sings of Alexandria, the girl we’ve all wanted to be sometimes in our lives. Tracks played tonight: Alexandria Thank you for tuning in. Enjoy the show! Cheers! Shay Facebook Twitter Instagram Link Tiktok Previous Next

Hey, y’all. I am Shay. This is thebuzzr podcast. On air indie, from my pad to yours over the airways.Today on the show, Toronto duo Your Paris. Nick Babcock and Laila Kharouba make up the pop duo, stealing hearts. Self-declared as “Fleetwood Mac meets Ariana Grande”, Your Paris offers an ethereal pop sound with undeniable influences from country/folk, rock, and R&B. The lyrics are universal, relatable and could literally break your heart. (or heal it)Tracks played tonight: The WeatherThank you for tuning in. Enjoy the show!Cheers!Shay Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin From the artists Formed only 2 months before the global pandemic hit, Nick Babcock and Laila Kharouba make up your new favourite pop duo, Your Paris. Self-declared as “Fleetwood Mac meets Ariana Grande”, Your Paris offers an ethereal pop sound with undeniable influences from country/folk, rock, and r&b, featuring intoxicating lyrics that are both relatable and heartbreaking. The dynamic chemistry between these two, fluttering between love and chaos, is undeniable and audible in their music. Facebook Twitter Youtube Instagram Tiktok Spotify Apple Link Link

Hey, y’all. I am Shay. This is thebuzzr podcast. On air indie, from my pad to yours over the airways. Today on the show, we have two guests. Singer-songwriter and producer Rivita. She lives in the United States, Los Angeles. We chat about her training and education. It spans from New York, Spain and London, United Kingdom. Rivita also gets real about life as an artist living in Los Angeles and New York City. Also joining, Ritnika Nayan, CD Baby - Director, Market Development India. We chat about the independent artist community in India and opportunities in that market. You will enjoy the show. Tracks played tonight: Speed Limit. Thank you for tuning in. Enjoy the show! Cheers! Shay https://youtu.be/ZYWSqiu3dSY From the artist: Hello beautiful people! Here is my brand new music video “Chocolate”. The music video was filmed in a hotel room in Washington D.C. just days before the 2020 Corona Virus Lockdown. The room had beautiful dark red, brown and maroon dark textures, very similar to the vibe of the song and fitting perfectly with the Chocolatey vibe I was going for. https://youtu.be/t7Dhmmi68-0 From the artist: Hello world! Here is a brand new music video for my new song "Someone Else's Arms". This music video was filmed in Los Angeles at the Coast of San Pedro. While I wrote and produced this song, I could only put it in feelings as a "sense of drowning", this imagery then led the entire production, from the mix to how the artwork was made and what's more the song's abbreviated version is SEA. This location was perfect to capture my vision. When we got there, we decided to keep things relatively simple given how personal this song it to me and taking in account our relatively small set up. This song means the absolute world to me, read more about it on Rolling Stone, India. Facebook Twitter Youtube Spotify Soundcloud Instagram Link Ritnika Nayan, CD Baby - Director, Market Development India Previous Next Contact Provided by Ritnika Nayan, CDBaby India Link Link Link Link

Hey, y’all. I am Shay. This is thebuzzr podcast. On air indie, from my pad to yours over the airways.Today on the show, artist Sail Cassady of British Columbia, Canada.We talk about his solo career, the influences behind the dark musical themes, and his background. Get to know this talented artist.Thank you for tuning in. Enjoy the show!Cheers!Shay  From the Artist It’s the same story we’ve all been through these last two years, the pandemic offered up more than ample time to look inwards and evaluate ourselves, our experience and our future. Wrapped in lush textures and poetry, Sail Cassady’s upcoming release ‘Old Green House’ looks back on the old places we used to live and the people we used to be with nostalgic self-understanding. Colin Craviero (Sail Cassady’s lead singer and songwriter) compared his old life to an aging house with rooms filled with memories and objects scattered across the floors, torn apart and abandoned to begin a new life. Even questioning who he was and how much of that person is still him today.Buried within the poetry is Craviero’s story of self-discovery, his battle with the faith he was raised in, and his acceptance of himself, his identity, and his demons still haunting those old walls. Building from the cathartic momentum Craviero experienced through this song, a beautiful music video has been created to accompany the song. It is a pastiche of memories told from the perspective of a trans man in a relationship with his love, in a place where this form of existence was not accepted. Combined with the music it holds to the light their love and power proving you can truly become who you wish you really were. And who you really are.Photo credits: Photoshoot: Hailey Krakana, Artwork: Colin Cravierohttps://youtu.be/kKsoG0GKq2s Facebook Spotify Youtube Soundcloud Bandcamp Instagram

Hey, y’all. I am Shay. This is thebuzzr podcast. On air indie, from my pad to yours over the airways. Today on the show, Toronto Reggae/Fusion artist Ammoye. Ammoye is a 5X JUNO Nominated Reggae Artist, and Lightworker who sings songs of love, light & healing. We talk about her new album, Water and get to know this talented artist. Thank you for tuning in tonight. Enjoy the show! Cheers! Shay From the Artist FUTURE FORWARD REGGAE-SOUL FUSION ​ Singing songs of love, life and justice, 5-time Juno nominee, Ammoye delivers a wholly unique future forward reggae sound that incorporates old-school rocksteady dancehall and dubstep, with gospel, soul and R&B. With her infectious voice and messages of empowerment, Jamaican-born Ammoye is a lightworker and self declared soul rebel.. Ammoye’s forthcoming 13-track album Water features a who’s who of the contemporary international reggae scene with production from Jamaica’s Tandra Lytes Jhagroo and Natural High, Toronto’s own DJ Agile and Danny Maestro, The Senior Allstars from Germany, Thomas Blondet from Brooklyn, Adian Hanson Donsome of NYC’s Donsome Records and the legendary Lord SassaFras. Facebook Twitter Youtube Instagram Link https://youtu.be/wD89fBBjz-w

We apologize for any inconvenience. The host is having technical difficulties. The episode will be available for listening soon. Hi ya’ll. Shay here. This is thebuzzr after hours podcast. Thank you for tuning in.“Singer, songwriter, poet, painter, rule breaker, game changer. He pushed the boundaries, blurred the lines, held up a mirror and reflected to us the state of our culture, our world and ourselves.”“The irreplaceable trailblazer David Bowie helped define our universe through his music.” (source, LOM)Welcome to the exploration of the sound & vision of David Bowie.Guests:From Toronto, band members Kevin Connelly & Alexander “Sascha” Tukatsch are joining us. Kevin and Sascha are founding member of the band Heroes. Kevin is the frontman & lead vocalist for Canadian-based Life on Mars project, celebrating the music of David Bowie. Sascha is on drums. We feature music from the Life On Mars show, performed by Kevin Connelly and back by the Heroes band.“Established in 2004, Toronto, Canada-based Life on Mars (LoM) presents the genius of Bowie across the decades. Life on Mars is not an imitation of Bowie but an emulation of his music and a celebration of his spirit.”The show is “backed by the incomparable Heroes band.”Kevin co-founded New Regime, the 80s new waver band. Likewise, he is the founder of Iron Age Mystics. The band produced a 2019 album hailed as “The best political rock album since the Rage Against The Machine’s debut”.Sascha is the band’s drummer, engineer, and co-producer of Iron Age Mystics, and drummer of Platinum Blonde. He joined Platinum Blonde as a drummer when Chris Steffler left the band in 1985.New York artist Jack Spann joins the show. Jack is a singer-songwriter and master keyboardist/pianist that has worked with top artists. One of them was David Bowie. His work with Bowie developed into Black Star, Bowie’s last album. We feature tracks from Jack’s 2017 album Beautiful Man From Mars, a nod to Bowie.George Meier joins the show towards the end of the episode. Coming from an extensive radio background, George was the founder of Walrus!, and in the 70s became the national voice for album-oriented rock in the United States. Walrus! was the pioneer tip sheet for AOR radio. Now termed album-oriented rock, it is an FM radio format created in the United States in the 1970s. It focused on the full repertoire of rock albums.Walrus! was an independent industry trade publication for labels and radio stations. “Walrus! was a rock music radio “tip sheet” publication founded by George Meier in 1969. It continued until the early 80s.George was a gatekeeper for emerging artists. Emerging artists at the time such as Bon Jovi, Mellencamp, and Springsteen. David Bowie was one artist. George talks about his time with David Bowie, thoughts the artist shared with him and moments they shared.Enjoy the show!ShayDavid Bowie albums covered: Hunky Dorey - released Dec 17, 1971 recorded June - August 1971 genres - Pop Rock, Glam Rock, Art Rock Singer/Songwriter, Piano Rock, Art Pop, Baroque PopSpace Oddity - released Nov 4, 1969 recorded 20 June 1969 - 16 Sept 1969 genres - Folk Rock Psychedelic Pop, Psychedelic Folk, Singer/SongwriterThe Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars - released June 16, 1972 recorded July 9 1971 to Feb 4, 1972 genres - Glam Rock, Pop Rock Art Rock, Rock OperaAlladin Sane - released April 12, 1973 recorded Oct 6 1972 to Jan 24, 1973 genre - Glam Rock, Art Rock Hard Rock, Piano RockYoung Americans - released March 7, 1975 recorded Aug 1974 to January 1975 genre - Blue-Eyed Soul, Pop Rock, Pop SoulFunk, Philly SoulStation to Station - released Jan 23, 1976 recorded Sept to Nov 1975 genre - Art Rock Funk Rock, Blue-Eyed SoulHeroes - released Oct 1, 1977 recorded July-August 1977 genre - Art Rock Ambient, Electronic, Art Pop, KrautrocDiamond Dogs - released Sept 12, 1980 recorded Feb-April 1980 genre - Art Rock, New Wave Art Pop, Post-Punk,

Hey, y’all. I am Shay. This is thebuzzr podcast. On air indie, from my pad to yours over the airways. Today on the show, Indigenous Americana artist Art Napoleon known for music infused with that spirit tingling Tribal Sound in both English and the ancient language of Cree. We spin his debut release “Avalene”, talk music & get to know this multi-talented performer, actor & independent artist. Thank you for tuning in tonight. Enjoy the show! Cheers! Shay From the Artist Art Napoleon has released his latest single “Avelene,” available on all streaming platforms on Friday, November 26. “Avalene” is a quirky, lyrically driven song about dysfunctional fatal attraction in rural Canada; an addictive small-town love affair that leads to regrets and realizations later in life. This gritty but upbeat lament is laced with catchy dobro, twangy baritone guitar and a trumpet section that kind of sneaks in from a side door. Fans of off-beat songwriters like Skip Taylor, Todd Snider, Ray Wylie Hubbard or Hayes Carll might want to give this a listen. The music video for the track also has been released on Art Napoleon’s YouTube channel. The video, produced by Luke Connor Visual, shows Avalene's youthful, fun and playful side. She shines like no other casino queen. Then later, she switches to show her own struggles and inner demons. “Avalene" was produced by Zak Cohen at Woodshop Studios and written by Art Napoleon, and features lead vocal and acoustic guitar performance by Art Napoleon, dobro by Scott Smith, bass by Martin Jones, drums by Taylor Album, electric guitars by Zak Cohen, trumpets by Miguelito Valdez, and harmonies by Martin Jones and Art Napoleon. From weather beaten backroads to large theatres and outdoor festivals, there are not many places veteran songwriter Art Napoleon hasn’t played. His previous music has fallen between the cracks of roots country, acoustic folk rock and his own unique tribal sound performed in the ancient Cree language. His albums have won awards, yet the songs have never reached commercial radio platforms due to his anti-colonial and cultural survival narratives not often found in country genres. As a result, he may be one of the best Indigenous songwriters you haven’t heard of. ABOUT ART NAPOLEON Art Napoleon is host and co-producer of APTN’s popular show Moosemeat & Marmalade, an international food series that showcases Indigenous foods, traditional knowledge and outdoor cooking techniques. This former chief is as comfortable on a big city stage or boardroom as he is skinning a moose in a hailstorm with a pocketknife. Art grew up in the boreal forests and mountains of Northern BC where he learned hunting, plant use and outdoor cooking. Art holds an MA in Language Revitalization from the University of Victoria, is an advocate of Indigenous food sovereignty and practices subsistence activities on a seasonal basis. Based in Victoria BC, Art remains connected to his home territory and his Cree and Dane Zaa roots. When he is not producing TV, writing songs or teaching Cree, he tours regularly as a performer and keynote speaker. His moose stew has been known to cure hangovers and his campfire tales have mended broken hearts…or so the stories go. https://youtu.be/ViklFte4gQs Facebook Twitter Youtube Link Link Instagram Previous Next

Hey, y’all. I am Shay. This is thebuzzr podcast. On air indie, from my pad to yours over the airways. Today in the show, France band Coffee House Anarchists. We discuss the band’s latest EP Separated By THe Sea, Part 1 of the full album, spin a few tracks & talk music. The 7th studio album has the group “again changing direction to include elements of traditional folk and modern production, all put through the Coffee House Anarchists filter. Watch this space….” Thank you for tuning in tonight. Enjoy the show! Cheers! Shay Tracks: "Beneath The Willow Tree" "Spanish Ladies" "Slow Ships" From the Band Coffee House Anarchists might just change your mind. CHA is made up of two brothers who have been playing together ever since rock and roll first burst into their lives. They later decamped to the South of France from the UK with no real plan other than to conquer the world with their music. There the line up was completed by a French bass player who also liked the idea of leaving real employment. Since the fledgling beginnings CHA has moved from a guitar based indie group to one that has found maturity in a far more contemporary sound. CHA constantly seek to push their creative limits with each new recording. The music itself has an infectious feel that allows a strong lyrical and vocal identity to be combined with a heartfelt and melodic tapestry. To date the band has recorded 6 studio albums and 4 singles. Of course, if you’re still not convinced, just let the music do the talking… Source Facebook Twitter Youtube Instagram Link Spotify

Hey, y’all. I am Shay. This is thebuzzr podcast. On air indie, from my pad to yours over the airways. Today in the show, Lionel Doe from Etobicoke, Canada band So Dirty The Flamingos. We discuss the band’s The Bloodroot Sessions album, spin a few tracks & talk music. The Bloodroot Sessions: “This is a record that came to be in all its juxtapositions–the love and the hate, the creation and the destruction, like the beautiful flower that sits in blood, “The Bloodroot Sessions” has bloomed, set to release in fall 2021. Local minded all. The band seeks unique (barbershops, record stores) and classic venues (Horseshoe Tavern, Junction City Music Hall) for its live performances. Watch out for these ones.” An incredible top-shelf Canadian band! Thank you for tuning in tonight. Enjoy the show! Cheers! Shay From the Band Est. 2018 Artist Bio In July of 2018, Lionel Doe set out to record what was to be a simple, acoustic, singersongwriter EP. The project was to be gritty and beautiful, and thus called “So Dirty the Flamingos”. At the same time, Lionel’s bandmate, bassist Adam Drury embarked on transforming the basement of his family home into a fully functioning recording studio and rehearsal space. They then enlisted Devin Jannetta, a workhorse drummer, and Scott Dunn, a Hammond organist with a long history of musical collaborations all over Toronto. And finally, Ciara Logar was asked to join as the backing vocalist to add to what was to be a signature sound. So Dirty the Flamingos was born, and at the same time, Sodipop Studio was record and rehearsal space ready. As the songs went to tape, Doe was inspired by the largesse of the sound that was being captured. The arrangements changed and grew, other musicians were brought in, and in the end, the self-titled So Dirty the Flamingos debut EP was a full-fledged Americana sonic boon, complete with pedal steel guitar (Steve Crosgrey), cello, (Mark Wang), a children’s choir, and cowboy gang vocals. It was at this time it was decided to release on vinyl format, as the material lent itself to it. ‘So Dirty the Flamingos’ was released officially on June 14th, 2019 at The Big Guy’s Little Coffee Shop, where the band’s formative business meetings were held. From there, they continue to play live shows throughout Toronto, in iconic places such as Junction City Music Hall, and the Horseshoe Tavern to smaller coffee and record shops. This indie roots rock quintet is cranking out songs straight from the heart and they are continuing to flourish. Their debut single, “Daughters” made it to the top 100 in the 2019 CBC Spotlight competition and was quickly followed by their second EP release single, “Before the Misfits” which heated up local radio with its selection as a featured artist pick. Their second EP, Unamerican Girl was released at the height on the pandemic in May 2020. As is their nature, So Dirty the Flamingos pushed through the uncertainty with grit and determination and are currently working on a third EP. This is a record that came to be in all its juxtapositions – the love and the hate, the creation and the destruction, like the beautiful flower that sits in blood, “The Bloodroot Sessions” has bloomed, set to release in fall 2021. Local minded all, the band seeks out unique (barbershops, record stores) and classic venues (Horseshoe Tavern, Junction City Music Hall) for its live performances. Watch out for these ones. Members Lionel Doe – Songwriter, lead vocals, lead guitar Adam Drury – Songwriter, bass guitar, vocals Scott Dunn – Keys Devin Jannetta – Percussion Ciara Logar – Vocals Facebook Link Youtube Instagram Bandcamp Spotify Itunes-note https://youtu.be/gICjV21gPa4

Hey, y’all. I am Shay. This is thebuzzr podcast. On air indie, from my pad to yours over the airways. Today in the show, Kirk Reed from Toronto rock band The Reed Effect. We discuss the band’s 1973 album, spin a few tracks & talk music. If Nirvana and The Doors had a love child, who was then raised in the desert taking hits of acid with Frank Zappa, you’d likely end up with a band that sounds as oddly unique as The Reed Effect.  Having been tapped as support for bands like Jeff Martin of The Tea Party, The Wild, Die Mannequin,and Busty and the Bass, The Reed Effect has been leaving their unique brand of rock lingering in the air of venues across Canada since day one. Thank you for tuning in tonight. Enjoy the show! Cheers! Shay From the Band If Nirvana and The Doors had a love child, who was then raised in the desert taking hits of acid with Frank Zappa, you’d likely end up with a band that sounds as oddly unique as The Reed Effect. Hailing from Toronto, and having spent the last several years proudly cutting their teeth in the best live music venues north of the border, The Reed Effect have been warping minds with their lyrics, shaking hips with their riffs and assaulting all five senses with an onslaught of progressively addictive rock hooks that pull from grunge, metal and blues. Having been tapped as support for bands like Jeff Martin of The Tea Party, The Wild, Die Mannequin,and Busty and the Bass, The Reed Effect has been leaving their unique brand of rock lingering in the air of venues across Canada since day one. Founding member and front man/guitarist Kirk Reed along with his brother Chris on bass and back up vocals are formidable. Their  new album , 1973, is set to be released in the fall of 2020.  The bar is set higher than ever, and the band has never been more proud of the heavy grooves they're about to unleash. 2020 has been a hard year on all of us, and The Reed Effect has definitely felt that pain. Chris Reed, bassist, vocalist, bandmate, friend and brother tragically took his own life on October 10th, 2020, just as the new music was about to be released. Being very close, Chris's death hit Kirk hard. But Kirk feels it is important to let the world hear this music - not just as a tribute to Chris and his legacy, but as a celebration of their collaboration and brotherly love. "Fine Here" is the first single from 1973. We miss and Love you Chris. The music you and Kirk worked on will be heard soon. Source https://youtu.be/d4OUHt6bf50 "Fine Here" written by Kirk Reed, Chris Reed, and Bryan Fontez. Copyright 2021 SOCAN. Produced and Mixed by Ted Sevdalis. Mastered by Mike Kalajian at Rogue Planet Mastering. Video by Dylan Weller. https://youtu.be/yeU4eVIAYwI "Rise up" written by Kirk Reed, Chris Reed, Bryan Fontez, and Care Failure of Die Mannequin. Copyright 2021 SOCAN. Produced and Mixed by Ted Sevdalis. Mastered by Mike Kalajian at Rogue Planet Mastering. Video by Dylan Weller. Facebook Twitter Youtube Apple Soundcloud Link

Hey, y’all. I am Shay. This is thebuzzr after hours podcast. On air indie, from my pad to yours over the airways. Today, we introduce an emerging act, Salti Ray, from Spartanburg, United States. We spin the latest drop “Are You Sad All The Time?”. Thank you for tuning in tonight. Enjoy the show! Enjoy the show! From the band Formed by two childhood friends growing up together in the southern US, Salti Ray is once again pulling together a wide variety of influences to release "Are You Still Sad All The Time?" Pulling from classics like The Cure and modern indie rockers like Sharon Van Etten, "Sad" is dreary, dreamy, and blazing. Link Facebook-f Youtube Twitter Spotify Soundcloud Instagram

Hey, y’all. I am Shay. This is thebuzzr podcast. On air indie, from my pad to yours over the airways. Today in the show, Carbon Memory. Band members Dennis Neves, Demian Abal and Andy Ranieri join. We discuss the Tourist EP, spin a few tracks & talk about their recent collaboration with producer Graham Welsh and videographer Andrew Robillard. Carbon Memory is a dynamic alternative rock band that develops sonic snapshots that are both transporting and cinematic. The Toronto band cues magnetic guitars and contemplative lyrics to a reel of ambient textures that oscillate between a sense of nostalgia and optimism. Thank you for tuning in tonight. Enjoy the show! Cheers! Shay About the band Carbon Memory is a dynamic alternative rock band that develops sonic snapshots that are both transporting and cinematic. The Toronto band cues magnetic guitars and contemplative lyrics to a reel of ambient textures that oscillate between a sense of nostalgia and optimism. Facebook Link Youtube Instagram Bandcamp Spotify Apple Amazon https://youtu.be/HrkZ_6IFyJc Official music video for "Rumours" off Tourist EP. Produced and Directed by Andrew Robillard. Carbon Memory © 2021. https://youtu.be/m0feSpaMHMw Official music video for "Tonight" off Tourist EP. Produced and Directed by Andrew Robillard. Carbon Memory © 2021.

Hey, y’all. I am Shay. This is thebuzzr podcast. On air indie, from my pad to yours over the airways.Today in the show, THE BANQUETS! “The Banquets are an alt rock/pop 4-piece that formed in Leeds during 2018. They’ve been described as “a modern-day Fleetwood Mac” and have attracted wide acclaim during their time as a band.”Gemma Dee, Leon Russell-Hills & Sir Francis Watson join me to discuss the band updates & spin their new release “Mary Mary”.Thank you for tuning in tonight. Enjoy the show!Cheers!Shay Tracks "The Pieces" 11:42"Mary Mary" 21:11 Band Bio The Banquets are an alt- rock/pop trio from Leeds with talent in their souls and ambition in their hearts. They had an explosive arrival to the music scene in 2019 and 2020, making an appearance at the Great British Folk Festival, and supporting the likes of The South (formerly The Beautiful South) and legendary icon Toyah Wilcox. The Banquets’ music is a simple mix of rock, blues, and pop music, whilst maintaining the great tradition of British rock. The musical influences of the band stretch far and wide, and go right back to the early 20th century blues scene. Their sound is hugely impacted by the music that has flowed out of America over the last century, and like most British music, it reflects back that sound and rubs in some northern British magic.https://youtu.be/Qa7hGZAxgWIIndie music, Indie Music Video, Country Folk Music, Carol King style delivery. The Banquets:The Pieces Facebook Link Youtube Spotify Soundcloud Instagram

Hey, y’all. I am Shay. This is thebuzzr podcast. On air indie, from my pad to yours over the airways. Today in the show, lead guitarist & singer Shawn Meehan from the rock band Trigger Mafia joins us. We talk music, spin “Find A Better Way” and “Turn It Up” from The Brotherhood album, and talk censorship in music current day. This Vancouver band is a Canadian gem reminiscent of Triumph and Rush. Thank you for tuning in tonight. Enjoy the show! Cheers! Tracks: "Turn It Up" 15:50 "Find A Better Way" 29:55 From the Band Trigger Mafia is the quintessential rock revival project with a modern spin who released their debut album, The Brotherhood, on October 20th. Coming from all walks of life, Trigger Mafia is set on a path to personify some of the most pressing issues of today as well as document the human condition in the rawest of forms. Inspired by the raw loud bands of the seventies (Coney Hatch, Rush or Triumph to name a few), their debut album, The Brotherhood, features songs Turn It Up, Snowflake, The Brotherhood Song, and the band’s first single Find a Better Way - a song for the times, and a powerful musical movement to help organize, uplift, and bring the world together. Facebook Link Youtube Spotify Instagram https://youtu.be/hgGTvBZGNUQ "FIND A BETTER WAY" VIDEO https://youtu.be/TxJpym8k3Z0 Previous Next