Is there “anything else” you need to hear about Rob Ford? Well, yes, there is. Whitehorse recorded “Boss Man” in July, 2013 in response to the polarizing and questionable behaviour of Rob Ford in his time as mayor (conflict of interest, bike lanes, racial slurs, etc.),

Starting November 12, 2013, iTunes Canada is offering the epic tune for free. Get it here, now!

See The Strumbellas perform “Ride On” and “End Of An Era” from We Still Move On Dance Floors, courtesy of Southern Souls.

“18th of December” is a song about the high price to pay for following one’s heart, and accepting the consequences of one’s choices. The song taps in to the archetypical restlessness associated with the rambling, roaming life of a musician.

Watch The Strumbellas' dizzying new video for End Of An Era!

LOVE IN THE TIME OF CHOLERA……LOVE AT THE END OF AN ERA. The Strumbellas reveal their unique personalities in their brand new EPK, sharing stories about songwriting, the new album, their dynamic friendships and some key pronunciation debates.

Southern Souls took the band to an antique store in Toronto’s west end to record an acoustic performance of “Red, Red Rose,” amidst the collectibles.

The Deep Dark Woods’ moniker tells you exactly what you need to know about their musical identity. Mysterious, rustic, gothic and meditative, The Deep Dark Woods make music that stirs an elemental, perhaps even subconscious sense of cabin fever in us all.

Six Shooter Records welcomes The Strumbellas to the label for their follow-up to the Juno-nominated debut album, My Father and the Hunter.

Six Shooter Records loves songwriters. The label is the proud home to artists who brave the darkness alone, who offer haunting artifacts of their solitary takes on life’s big ideas and minute details.

Here’s the complete collection of Amelia Curran lyric postcards. Find them at a merch table wherever/whenever Amelia plays.

This week’s lyric postcard brings us back to the days of Amelia’s Curran’s Six Shooter debut, the album War Brides. The song “Everything I’ve Got To Give,” is a real stunner, and we’ve heard Amelia describe it as the closest thing to a country duet she’s ever written.