On My Mind

We did this on a whim literally at the 11th hour since we had to have the video uploaded by midnight on the night of the deadline. We recorded it in our rehearsal studio (the Music Building) on practice amps and without any frills. It's stripped down, behind a very...

I'm honored to have been interviewed by Jason Buice for Hear for the Music podcast. I speak about growing up in Queensbury, my journey with bass and my relationship with music. Some bits you may find really funny! (Although you have to endure my painfully slow talking...

Heylo Bassers, I'm very excited and proud to have been asked by Sal Maida, to write an essay for The White Label Promo Preservation Society: 100 Flop Albums You Ought to Know by Sal Maida, Mitchell Cohen & Friends. I chose my essay on the band, Free, and their...

Mags reached out to ask me to do a Canadian Music Expert Quarantine guest post. Which kills me because despite her always calling me that, I’m no expert, just a Canadian who loves her music. Like most of us, it’s a huge factor in keeping sane throughout this pandemic. Mags said to go with my Top 5, which is crazy hard to pick. I’m also gonna assume that most people here are American. There’s a tonne (yep, that’s metric) of huge Canadian bands that you guys already know, so why bother with that? I figured I’d go through the vaults for some lesser-knowns.  Well, lesser known south of the border, but to millions of Canadians, these songs are touchstones.

People talk about honesty in art, about truth, about players' transformations and how sometimes they lose their heart.  Not Jah Wobble.  No way...I've never seen PiL with Jah, I've never seen his solo projects, and I've never really paid that much attention to him....