JukeBox County – Put Me Down (Official Video)
Jukebox County – Put Me Down – off the album ‘Inner Space Outer Space’ (2021)
Produced by Jamstone Productions
Directed by Céline Klein
New Year Song (Lyric Video) – Steven Heighton
Now I understand the altar call
I’ve been that close to dying
Now I read the rabbi’s moving lips
On the sickbed where he’s lying
And the refugee adrift at sea
When it seems no god’s replying
Repeat the call, I swear that I’ll
Come forward bent and crying
The Gertrudes — Headlines (Live At The Kingston Grand Theatre)
A video for “Headlines” was recorded live from a recent residency The Gertrudes had the pleasure of playing at the illustrious Grand Theatre in Kingston.
The Gertrudes — Terpenes
Co-Directed by Kurtis Chen and Jonathan Barton
Note To Self — Hugh Christopher Brown — Porch Sessions
Directed by Sean Michael Turrell
JukeBox County – Words (Official Video)
Jukebox County – Words – off the album ‘Inner Space Outer Space’ (2021)
Shot and directed by S.M. Turrell
Don’t Remember Me (Lyric Video) – Steven Heighton
From The Devil’s Share, released April 24, 2021. Lyrics and music by Steven Heighton. © 2020 Steven Heighton/Hightone Music (SOCAN).
Don’t Remember Me – Steven Heighton
From The Devil’s Share, released April 24, 2021. Lyrics and music by Steven Heighton. © 2020 Steven Heighton/Hightone Music (SOCAN).
Steven Heighton, Hillside Festival 2021
Music and Poetry for Hillside Festival 2021
New Music for National Indigenous Peoples Day 2021
I am so grateful that these gentlemen have an opportunity to share their stories through song today especially, June 21st. The first day of many to come! — Terri-Lynn Brennan, CEO, Inclusive Voices On this solstice, and day of celebration of Indigenous peoples, we release these songs lovingly made by Indigenous artists. We hope you will enjoy, share and be edified …
Date Night – Clem Chesterfield
Artist: Clem Chesterfield Album: Of Lures & Love
Ontario musician releases tribute to farmers
An Ontario musician’s latest song pays tribute to hardworking farm families everywhere. Clem Chesterfield’s ‘Date Night’ tells the story of a man and woman in love, putting in long hours on the farm. “I got to talking with some of my farm friends and the song is basically a compilation of those conversations,” the Kingston, Ont.-based performer, whose real name …
The Gertrudes — Parham
All proceeds from the sale of this track will go to the Canadian Mental Health Association. Please visit www.thegertrudes.com for more information about how to donate and download the full song!
*Please note: this video deals with a traumatic event and may be disturbing to some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised.
Global News Morning chats with Alt-Country artist Clem Chesterfield
Clem’s latest release is “Of Lures & Love…with The LA-Z Boy Recliners”
The Ropes’ “Goldmine” featured on The Scales Project
The Scales Project is a conversation between artists. It is a call-and-response, a provocation, and a forum for connection and communication through art about the climate crisis and ecological collapse. Artists take cues from each other’s work, posing and responding to aesthetic, moral, and personal questions that consider our relationship to the natural environment, how we have arrived where we …
Polishing Stone album promo – Gary Rasberry
My 4-year old friend, Lauren helps me promote the new album, Polishing Stone.
Clem Chesterfield: Blackdog Indie Country Radio Show
Clem Chesterfield’s new single “Date Night” closes out the show for the Top 20 countdown for week ending April 16. Listen:
At the Drive Thru – Gary Rasberry
Could this song be about your family?? Fasten your seatbelts and find out: we’re off to the Drive Thru. Maybe we shouldn’t have brought the dog?
Waterfall — Hugh Christopher Brown
An homage to European variety shows of the 70s, filmed in the historic lounge that is now known as The Piano Room of the Hotel Wolfe Island. Directed by Sean Michael Turrell.
Steven Heighton & Rodney Sothmann – SPAF! AT HOME: Neighbours
Skeleton Park neighbourhood award-winning poet, Steven Heighton reads his poem “Gravesong,” with neighbour, and bassist for Orchestra Kingston, Rodney Sothmann. Though they’d never performed together, this collaboration was put together in one physically-distanced afternoon.
