Tag: Last Goodbye by Shape of Water

Finding Common Ground in ErickOscar’s “One Rhythm, One World”

On "One Rhythm, One World", ErickOscar approaches our increasingly fractured planet with an acoustic guitar, open arms, and an audacious surplus of goodwill. Having spent decades leading church worship bands and penning over a thousand songs in relative quiet, the Panamá-born, U.S.-based songwriter constructs a musical sanctuary centered on radical togetherness. Cynicism is easy currency these days; unabashed optimism, by contrast, takes real nerve. https://open.spotify.com/album/5qnbdhkAA0QFGK4AtJnDtC?si=fMCYoisYQKGBg7ahSXgtiA The...

The Resilient Ryan Wayne Returns With Debut Album ‘Crow Amongst The Sparrows’

Oshawa, a town pulsating with industry, is the birthplace of exceptional talent such as Ryan Wayne. Growing up in this town, with a father who drove trucks by day and penned songs by night, Ryan was nurtured in a home where melodies intertwined with memories. Summer escapes to the family cabin in the Madawaska Valley provided the backdrop for gatherings that sowed the seeds of his...

Shape of Water’s “Last Goodbye”: Grief You Can Dance To?

Shape of Water drops their single "Last Goodbye," and it hits like walking into a brightly lit kitchen the morning after a furious argument...