Depeche Mode released ‘People Are People’ on July 2, 1984

Depeche Mode released the compilation album ‘People Are People’ on July 2nd, 1984 in North America.

When it was originally released in 1984 it didn’t received too much attention (except in Canada), but when the single “People Are People” became a hit on the alternative charts the next summer the album really took off.

The album included the tracks: “People Are People” , “Now This Is Fun”, “Love, in Itself”, “Work Hard”,  “Told You So”,   “Get The Balance Right!”, “Leave In Silence”, “Pipeline”, “Everything Counts (In Larger Amounts)”.

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Toronto’s Choir! Choir! Choir! sings The Specials – “A Message to You, Rudy”

 

Josh Richardson – ‘Ataraxia’ [New Music]

Ataraxia is a Greek philosophy term used to describe a lucid state of robust equanimity that was characterized by ongoing freedom from distress and worry; it’s also the title of the new album by ambient musician Josh Richardson.
The last few years has seen the release of a number of  smooth joints from Owen Sound musican Richardson, and with the four track ‘Ataraxia’ he continues on his way to becoming Canada’s answer to Brian Eno…and that’s a very good thing.

Visit www.richardsonjosh.bandcamp.com to stream, download it for free, or pay if you like.

Josh Richardson – electric guitar, piano (on track one), cover photography

 

The album art is a photograph taken by the artist of a sunset viewed from Scotch Mountain, Ontario, during the Electric Eclectics Festival in August of 2017.

The album was released via MudtownRecords.

2018 Mariposa Folk Festival – July 6-8 at Tudhope Park, Orillia

This summers Mariposa Folk Festival is happening July 6-8 at Tudhope Park in Orillia.

Get your #Mariposa2018 passes at https://fgtix.to/2r3P7BM

 

New Video: Reuben and The Dark – All Or Nothing

 

“I had tears in my eyes for most of the day on set. What the actors each brought to this video was so personal and powerful. I was honored that they opened their hearts to this song in the way that they did. Kaelen did an amazing job being on all sides of the camera and remaining so focused and present through the project.”

-Reuben Bullock