I Can Live Forever
Toronto, ON, Canada
Joined February 2009
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Toronto, don’t miss Six Shooter Records at the Toronto Label Market at this Saturday, December 13th from 12-5 PM
$5 or free entry with a canned food item, new pair of socks, or cash donation.
100% of the entry fee benefits charity in place of food or sock donations.
For his debut solo album, Peter Dreams trades known quantities for new possibilities. Mellow in tempo but undiluted in intensity, Peter Dreams and MOONRIIVR travels on a slipstream of intuition, this is art made for its own reasons.
Listen here:
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“Up The Hill,” written about surviving a stint of hard partying with Mickey Dolenz of The Monkees (true story), introduces Captain Tractor’s special 30th Anniversary edition of East of Edson.
Listen here: Up The Hill (30th Anniversary Edition) ecs.page.link/2fmcT
Skipping beats like stones across the ocean, T. Thomason’s “Space” offers head-clearing weightlessness, the perfect soundtrack for a fresh start. Float along with “Space,” a bonus single from Tenderness, T. Thomason’s newest album.
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Six Shooter Records kicks off its Silver Anniversary with the launch of the Silver Series and an exclusive zip-up hoodie featuring the art of Heather Goodchild and Lyle Bell.
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On “Forget Yer Name,” whispered regret, cold as stone, sets this game of sonic misdirection in motion. Cleansing, cathartic and final, Peter Dreams' “Forget Yer Name” makes uneasy peace with release.
Listen here: Peter Dreams - Forget Yer Name ecs.page.link/rkikG
Whitehorse’s wistful take on Lyle Lovett’s “If I Had A Boat” is acoustic escapism at its most satisfying and serene. Daydreamy and gentle, the song’s iconic country and western references are matched with sueded harmonies languid pedal steel. .
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A voyage through the deep subconscious, NYSSA’s lurid travelog gets a new, Massive Attack-pulsing remix from producer/composer David Psutka (ACT!, Egyptrixx). The song hurtles headlong into the nightosphere as NYSSA goes where she must.
Listen here: ecs.page.link/WDr2C
The Violet Archers invoke the spirit of Vince Guaraldi’s delicate piano pageantry with “I Like Christmas,” a new holiday song set. This double offering fills the cup with nostalgia, melody and genuine wonderment for the season.
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Hooray! Officially stepping into the next chapter with @WilliamPrince, we’re so happy to have him be a part of our label family. Cheers to our ongoing partnership and sharing more of his music out to the world 🥂
Join us, @PeterDreams and MOONRIIVR for Peter's debut album launch party at Axis Club, Feb 26 - tix and info below!
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Created around central themes of self-affirmation & self-determination, T. Thomason's Tenderness is a purposeful expression of queer & trans liberation. Heartwrenching, hopeful, occasionally horny, Tenderness is finally out today 💙✨
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In “The Sound of Christmas,” William Prince puts an ingenious twist on classic themes, celebrating the role that music and the actual sounds of Christmas - laughter, clinking of glassware, skates carving ice - play in our memories and festivities.
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Emerging like an evergreen through white noise is Peter Dreams' unmistakable voice. "Do Like I Do" folds us gently into a trance, holding us in place with a weaving of wires pulled from gritty guitars & lower register piano.
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T. Thomason's "Boyfriend" is the ultimate gender bent rock n' roll call of desire that evokes our inner teenage dirtbags. It feels like a colourful softening of 80s hair metal, a fun, free and sexy take on those iconic want-you-bad love songs.
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Who ya gonna call? Just in time for spooky season, @ElliottBROOD deliver a banjo-fied version of the iconic "Ghostbusters".
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The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation will be hosting a series of Lunch & Learns from Sept 23 - Sept 27. These sessions have been thoughtfully selected and include a wide range of topics. We encourage you to join. ecs.page.link/ZFFG4
T. Thomason’s “True” pops in a fun direction towards self acceptance and lightness. Tender and resilient, “True” speaks to transformation, about becoming your true self after you learn to tell your whole truth.
Listen here: ecs.page.link/DCLwV
Peter Dreams' “Come Save Me” feels like a propellor, a soundtrack to your swagger through the city. There’s a euphoric fullness to its sound and tone, with bassy sax, warm guitar and resonant bells evoking summer nights with friends in the mid-aughts.
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