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Bed tracks in a pandemic

Back in March, I thought I’d be coming home from a US tour and jumping right into the bed tracks for my new album. For the first time, in all the recordings I’ve made, I was going to be in the studio with a four-piece band. We would be making music as an ensemble.

It soon became clear that ensemble situations were going to be outlawed for a while. But we really wanted to make this record in this way, so we put the project on hold until we could make it happen safely.

Now, in August, after quarantine, province-wide shutdowns, and then the gradual re-opening process, we have finally been able to realize this part of the recording project.

Huge thanks to the musicians, Mark Mariash, Devon Henderson, and Joel Schwartz (who is also producing the album) and the engineers at Canterbury Music Company, Jeremy Darby and Julian Decorte, for making this happen with all the necessary protocols in place. It was dreamy to play music with humans again.

Keep following the advice of health professionals and scientists. Wear your masks. If you want a cute, comfortable mask like the one I’m wearing in the first photo, get in touch with my friend Krista Muir.

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Home making

These days, instead of following the directions from my GPS, I’ve been following the directions in recipes I never had the time to try out.

My small-but-mighty neighbourhood farmers’ market just opened for the season, and for local produce in the heat and height of summer, I am grateful.

It’s still hard not to feel lost with my gig calendar wiped out completely.
I’m playing one more live streamed concert on July 12 at 7pm EDT before I switch gears to prepare to head back into the recording studio (safely, with COVID-19 precautions in place).
Tune in on Facebook Live.

I appreciate your patience and flexibility and support. One of the best things you can do for me right now is to like/follow/subscribe to my social media channels so I can stay in touch with you. Travel and timelines might be uncertain and ever-changing, but staying connected is most important.

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