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Watch This Week – 8/31/20
This week: Felipe Esparza: Bad Decisions & Malas Decisiones, Transplant, Chef’s Table: BBQ, Away, The Boys, Lovecraft Country
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This week: Felipe Esparza: Bad Decisions & Malas Decisiones, Transplant, Chef’s Table: BBQ, Away, The Boys, Lovecraft Country
Image and artwork via Kenshi Yonezu QUICK! Cancel any plans you had for today because we have something WAY better for you to do. Hell, you may as well cancel your plans for the weekend because you’re going to be streaming Kenshi Yonezu’s brand new album, Stray Sheep, for days. Yonezu’s fifth album just dropped two days ago and has already sold over 1 million copies. When talking about his latest release Yonezu said: “I usually feel the same thing when I finish an album, which is ‘I wonder, if this is really ok?’ A lot has happened during the… Read more »
idobi has teamed up with the folx at Bones Coffee Company to give away some packs of their delicious Bones’ Holiday Sampler Pack to THREE lucky winners.
New music will wake you up, wake you up inside… (sorry, we couldn’t resist.)
It’s time to Rise Rock n’ Shine!
No purchase necessary to enter the idobi Christmas in July “My Bones Get Jolly with Coffee” contest (contest). This contest is presented by idobi Network, LLC (“Sponsor”). Contestants must be thirteen (13) years of age or older to enter, and must be resident of the United States or Canada. Employees, officers, directors and representatives of Sponsor and their respective affiliates, and those with whom they are domiciled are not eligible. Void where prohibited by law. Contest is subject to all applicable federal, state and local laws. Rules: Take a picture of your face “before coffee” AKA before you’ve had your… Read more »
Welcome back to another episode of The Gunz Show. This week, Gunz is curing your quarantine woes with his pal Christian McAlhaney and Ottawa band We Were Sharks.
You might have heard of Christian McAlhaney… well, everywhere. As part of Acceptance, Anberlin, and Loose Talk the legendary guitarist has plenty to talk about. From a new Acceptance single to an Anberlin live stream, hear it all when he calls in to The Gunz Show.
Later, Colin and Randy of We Were Sharks join Gunz to talk about quarantine in Canada, the work it takes to be a band, and working with old material again. Tune in now!
The celebrations roll on when Man Of The Hour kicks off for a brand new episode. The guys are celebrating Canada day and celebrity sightings while they catch up on week 16 of quarantine.
Where in the world are the masks? Listen in as Pat + Seb tackle coronavirus concerns. They also play an interesting game of “Would You Rather”, have a sandal epiphany, and talk about some hypothetical iPhones. Tune in now!
Jess and Bowie chat with platinum selling Canadian singer songwriter, Jocelyn Alice about her journey through the music industry including her recent appearance on NBC’s Songland.
Jocelyn rose to fame with her 2015 breakout summer song, “Jackpot.” With the track topping radio and sales charts eventually being certified platinum in Canada. Since then, Jocelyn’s songs have received over 100 million streams, including her latest single “Still Wondering”, her collaboration with R3hab, “Radio Silence” (Canada top 25 radio hit), her single “I Know” (Canada top 20 radio hit), her Gold-certified single “Bound To You” (Canada top 15 radio hit), and her Gold-certified track “Feels Right”. In December 2017, Jocelyn teamed up with Walk Off The Earth for a cover of Camila Cabello’s “Havana,” amassing over 10 million views to date across all platforms.
Basslines and Protest Signs is Brett Callwood’s column looking at the intersection of music and politics. This week talks about Trump’s recent sharing of a video with a white supremacist message, on the same day as the BET Awards.
Fill your cup with coffee and your playlist with new music, its time to Rise Rock n’ Shine… Who: Canada’s Shuffalo hasn’t wasted a single second of their two year career. With catchy tunes (and a catchy name), they’re on track for a bright future. What: Fall down the rabbit hole with their latest single “Stay On Me”. Why: “Stay On Me” is slow and calculated as it starts. It’s taking you on a trip and it knows exactly where it’s going—sultry singalongs and an addictive alternative rock chorus. Let the well timed falsettos and moody atmosphere take the wheel… Read more »
