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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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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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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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My Son the Hurricane will unleash the ‘brasshop beast’

Picture this: you’re in a darkly lit room in the back of a pub on a snowy Saturday night in February. It’s packed so tight you can feel the body…

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Settle the Ghost will bring all your favourite songs back to life at Harbour Nights

“It’s a long story, but remember the last time you were out to hear some live music, and you heard a song that you could remember but you really couldn’t remember the last…

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Madison Galloway brings catchy folk tunes to Harbour Nights on Sunday

What is there to say about Madison Galloway, except that she does it all? Armed with her guitar, ukulele, banjo, or harmonica at any given time (she also plays the…

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

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

Girl power hits the Summerfolk stage

My Son the Hurricane will unleash the ‘brasshop beast’

Settle the Ghost will bring all your favourite songs back to life at Harbour Nights

Madison Galloway brings catchy folk tunes to Harbour Nights on Sunday

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