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Esther’s Family plans to keep growing their collective with new EP High Fantastical

“It keeps it fresh, keeps it easy” Lliam from Esther’s Family says as he describes how talented his bandmates are. I met up with the young collective recently where they…

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The many artistic sides to Urban Waters

Nathan Seaman is a happy man. Go ahead and ask him; he’ll confirm it. I did this myself recently. Well, to be precise, I asked him if he’s a “happy…

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A conversation with Sarah Harmer about Summerfolk, her new album and her activism

When Jesse asked, “Who wants to interview Sarah Harmer?” during our Spring Rrampt get together, my hand, of course, bolted up. I love her music, but also feel particularly connected…

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Albums we’re Rranting and Rraving about

North Huron Music – Blue The Bruce Peninsula is the perfect place to produce the eloquent yet brooding folk music of Jon Newitt, who goes by the name North Huron…

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We Summerfolk-ed it pretty hard this year – here’s proof

I’ve got that low-energy, lost-voice lethargy that always comes after a weekend long festival. I got it after Bonnaroo every summer, after TURF, Field Trip, Osheaga, and Pemberton. And I’ve…

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Girl power hits the Summerfolk stage

Last month, after seeing Broken Social Scene featuring Feist (but really Feist featuring Broken Social Scene… see my last Rrampt article for details), I was reminded of the powerful, captivating…

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Esther’s Family plans to keep growing their collective with new EP High Fantastical

The many artistic sides to Urban Waters

A conversation with Sarah Harmer about Summerfolk, her new album and her activism

Albums we’re Rranting and Rraving about

We Summerfolk-ed it pretty hard this year – here’s proof

Girl power hits the Summerfolk stage

Our Story.

Embracing opportunity at The Launch

Allen Smutylo describes the lost legacy of Georgian Bay in his new book Gold of Another Kind

A lifeline that will shape you

All’s Well at Endswell

JD Crosstown’s Takin My Time a reminder that all a musician needs is a guitar, a story, and a few minutes of your time

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