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Kit Langfield joins the podcast to talk about the song "Belt Loops" from his debut solo album "Restless." The Americana singer/songwriter compares song writing to mining for gold.

His dedication to art has sent him down a path of collaborating with musicians and building a creative bridge between British Columbia and Saskatchewan. After a successful CD release party at the Capital Music Club, he plans to carry his momentum throughout the summer with more shows in Saskatoon, Swift Current, Regina and to festivals including the Dog Patch Music Festival. 

Kit Langfield - Belt Loops (youtube)

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Daniel James plays guitar in the band Brass Camel and he joins the podcast to talk about their song "King for a Day" from their debut album "Brass." The guitar player talks about how the hardest part of playing in a band is finding people who share the same vision and are ready to commit to the project.

Brass Camel draws inspiration from progressive rock, jazz fashion, blues and R&B. But Daniel says that they try to avoid rules about what the band should sound like and that allows the creative process some extra freedoms.

Brass Camel will be touring Canada in 2023, for more information go to
www.brasscamel.ca

Brass Camel - King for a Day

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Benjamin Dakota Rogers joins the podcast to talk about the title track from his latest release "Little Old Paint Horse." The singer/songwriter talks about incorporating the rouged wilderness of his home studio into his recordings. 

He grew up playing the violin, going to festivals and listening to fiddle music in the family's big VW bus. Now his instrument of choice is a tenor guitar and he is riding a wave of creativity.
 
Benjamin Dakota Rogers - Little Old Paint Horse (youtube)
 
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Jake Vaadeland joins the podcast to talk about his single "Retro Man." The singer/songwriter is known for his unique style as well as his vintage sound.

The self-taught musician talks about studying old tapes of the Grand Ole Opry and picking along with his guitar and banjo. His high energy bluegrass shows have propelled him into the spotlight just the way he planned.

In 2023, his dedication has been recognized with five nominations from the Saskatchewan Country Music Awards, including Male Artist of the Year.

Jake Vaadeland - Retro Man (youtube)
 
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Earl Pereira from The Steadies, joins the podcast to talk about their latest single "Philophobia". The songwriter talks about how the fear of love is a real thing and how a person has to be comfortable with who they are, before they can find that special someone.

The Steadies have gained a reputation for getting the party started with a style of music they call "island rock" and people are taking note because in 2022 the band won Best Concert of the Year in Planet S Magazine.

"Philophobia" will be released on Friday, April 14th, check out the theSteadies.ca for more information.

The Steadies - Philophobia (Pre-Save Link)
 
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Jeff Cox plays guitar in the band The Department Heads and he joins the podcast to talk about their song "Bonneville" from their debut self-titled album. The guitar player talks about how a band can become a second family and how the ability to share ideas without fear of judgement can really nurture the creative spirit.

In the past when social distancing was advised, the Department Heads came up with a creative solution and recorded a live version of "Bonneville" while in isolation. Check out the video below to see the results.
 
The Department Heads - Bonneville (youtube)

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