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The act of just being here

- Source: Quick Before It Melts

I'm in the music business, albeit casually and without compensation, but I've waded into the discussion/debates/disagreements about what it means to be a musician in Canada, a fan of Canadian music, and a consumer just by the very act being here.

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The 405 meets Young Galaxy

- Source: The Four Oh Five

They acknowledge themselves that they've "grown very slowly in their six years as a band," but Canadian dream-pop band Young Galaxy are finally coming into their own as a band. 2011's Shapreshifting seemed to light a fire under them, and their new record is arguably their most confident and assured set of songs yet.

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Album Of The Week: The So So Glos Blowout

- Source: Stereogum

If you know one thing about Brooklyn punk band the So So Glos, it's that they're good friends and frequent tourmates of Titus Andronicus, and if you know two things about them, it's that they're OGs in the Brooklyn DIY scene, having helped found venues like the Market Hotel and Shea Stadium.

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Young Galaxy: "Fall for You"

- Source: Pitchfork Media

Montreal electro-pop outfit Young Galaxy decamped to producer Dan Lissvik 's hometown of Gothenburg, Sweden for the recording of their fourth album Ultramarine , and the courage of that leap is reflected in their newest single, "Fall for You".

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premiere: Young Galaxy – “Fall For You”

- Source: Gorilla vs. Bear

We've already heard the soaring opener from Young Galaxy 's beautiful forthcoming LP Ultramarine , and today the Montreal band unveils another stunner from the record: the yearning " Fall For You ," which is currently vying with closing track " New Summer " for favorite-song-on-the-record status on the strength of its lofty, timeless chorus, and Catherine McCandless ' smouldering, hopelessly romantic vocal turn.

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Not everyone is as immediately loved as you

- Source: Sound Salvation Army

In Dream Boogie , Peter Guralnik's masterful 1996 book about legendary soul singer Sam Cooke, the celebrated biographer wrote about the singularly captivating vocal stylings of Cooke's breakout hit, "You Send Me." He outlined the way in which Cooke wrapped his voice around a single syllable, even a single letter, and elongated it for a full measure or more, ululating in a near-yodel that sounds much more romantic, whimsical, and melodic than those words would suggest.

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The End Of Fame: Studio announce split after 10 years

- Source: The Line Of Best Fit

"It started with Studio's 'The End of Fame', sounding like a lovesick whale in the depth of the ocean. Try making a ring tone out of this, you bastards, we said. With no particular ambition, but with a strange confidence, some kind of culture was created and (dis)organized, spontaneously but in a certain direction. And Service rapidly took shape as the leader of Swedish pop in the early 21st century."

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Polaris Music Rant 2011

- Source: ca va cool

The Polaris Music Prize was first awarded in 2006, serving as the Canadian equivalent of Britain's Mercury Prize, or the United States' short-lived Shortlist Music Prize. 40 eligible Canadian releases are chosen for the longlist by the Polaris Jury, who then pare the group down to a 10 album shortlist before the final vote.

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