#Joey Landreth

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Uh oh...it's 2am and I'm missing those warm southern evenings. I listen to this song to help me feel a little of that warmth.

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Shuffle your favorite playlist and post the first five songs that come up. Then copy/paste this ask to your favorite mutuals.

Oooh thanks for the ask!

I don't usually take part in the spotify things because I have so few playlists I listen to. But I have one I made of all my favourite women musicians and their songs that I love singing along to in the car.

So here goes

Robyn - With Every Heartbeat

Holly Herndon - Frontier (ooohh shape note)

Big Mama Thornton - Hound Dog

Alabama Shakes - Miss You (an all time favourite for performing while driving)

Kaia Kater, Joey Landreth - Saint Elizabeth (I always skip this one, because I can never remember any of the words and barely sing along XD)

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Here's Part 2 of our The Bros. Landreth Live in Churchill special! We continued our conversation with Joey and Dave Landreth, and we'll also hear more from their concert at the Churchill Curling Club back in July. Hope you enjoy it!

~joe

HERE'S WHAT YOU HEARD TODAY!

VINCE GUARALDI - Peppermint Patty (Show Theme)

THE BROS. LANDRETH - Got to Be You Live in Churchill, 29Jul2023

THE BROS. LANDRETH - What In The World Live in Churchill, 29Jul2023

THE BROS. LANDRETH - Shame Live in Churchill, 29Jul2023

THE BROS. LANDRETH - Let Me Roll It Live in Churchill, 29Jul2023

THE BROS. LANDRETH - I Can’t Win Live in Churchill, 29Jul2023

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New Audio: Joey Landreth's Easy-Going Soulful New Single

New Audio: Joey Landreth's Easy-Going Soulful New Single @joeylandreth @mysticsons @therightcadence

Perhaps best known as one-half of the acclaimed, Juno Award winning roots rock act The Bros. Landreth, the Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada-based singer/songwriter and guitarist Joey Landreth has spent the past few years developing a reputation and sound as a solo artist.

Landreth’s critically applauded full-length debut, 2017’s Whiskeywas largely seen as an extension of his work in The…

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Single Premiere: Alicia Toner (ft. Joey Landreth), “Tonight”

For this #NewMusicFriday we bring you a premiere of the latest single from Alicia Toner (featuring Joey Landreth), "Tonight" - check it out here.

According to the old adage, time flies when you are having fun, and here at Team GDW, there is nothing more enjoyable that spreading the word about great Canadian music and arts with our audience. It feels like it was just a short while ago that we featured PEI-born, and now Toronto-based singer-songwriter Alicia Toner, yet a quick skim through the archives surprisingly shows it has been…

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Do you ever find yourself wishing that some of your favourite artists could just have new music ready already? I do. And while I try to be patient about it, sometimes I can’t help but get a little antsy.

So, here’s a list of 10 artists that I can’t wait to hear from. Some of them have new music coming soon (as per reports and such) and some I’m in more of a cross my fingers and hope kind of situation. But, all of them are on my list of anticipated albums.

Have a look at the list and leave a comment telling us who you can’t wait to release new music!

10 Albums We’re Looking Forward To, In Alphabetical Order

The Beaches

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After Late Show blew us away, they hit the road to play shows across Canada and the US, and here we are wanting more music from these four badass women.

And if they’ve got anything nearly as awesome as T-Shirt or Money, I’ll be here singing along and rocking out on release day of album #2.

Cam

I can not tell you how excited I am for Cam to release her new album. On a scale from 1 to 10, I’m off the scale.

I’m also very impressed with the take charge / owning her own career / boss woman attitude that Cam has displayed in postponing her headlining tour and announcing that her album will not be released through Sony Nashville and instead on RCA New York. It’s a change that won’t mean much to music fans who just want to listen and sing along, but it’s amazing to see her making the moves behind the scenes that make her believe things will work out best!

Default

Do we know if there’s even going to be a new Default album? No. But we’re here for it if the band gets in the studio and bangs one out!

The new sound on the Re-Cuts album was a blast to listen to, and we’d gladly hear a full album of new rock and roll with Dallas Smith’s voice at the lead.

JJ Shiplett

With one of the richest, most outstanding voices in Canadian music, JJ Shiplett has me on pins and needles waiting for the follow-up to Something To Believe In.

Part of me really hopes that there’s a breakout radio hit on JJ’s next record. The other part of me doesn’t care, because I know that I’m going to want to dig in deep with the album and listen to it spin whether radio plays it or not.

Joey Landreth

After seeing Joey Landreth in Toronto at The Horseshoe we wrote that Joey Landreth “isn’t a household name in Canadian music. But, he is one of those if you know, you know kind of artists.”. We’ve heard some of the new songs Landreth has been working on with Roman Clarke, and we like them. And if the next album is a Joey Landreth Trio deal to follow-up 2017’s Whiskey, we’re okay with that.

Kendrick Lamar

DAMN won a freaking Nobel Prize. I’m not sure what other reasons I need to give for why I’m excited to hear what Kendrick Lamar releases next.

If you want other reasons, I’d point to his skill, depth of subject matter, influence on culture, and our pure appreciation for what he does.

Note: I know that Lamar was largely responsible for the Black Panther soundtrack, but I mean a real Kendrick Lamar album.

Kira Isabella

We don’t have any inside info here, but if Little Girl and Danger, Danger are the start of a new album from Kira Isabella, I’ll be a happy listener.

Her voice is stronger than ever, it truly feels like she’s headed in a specific direction that we want to hear more of, and there is no denying the talent that we’ve been hearing in songs from Kira since I fell in love with A Real Good Radio.

Maren Morris

There’s nothing capable of stopping Maren Morris. She’s a boss. She’s a queen. And when she releases her next album, I’ll be here for it.

Hero is packed with songs that I can gladly listen to on repeat and I have no doubt that her second album will deliver the same kind of addictive tracklist. Hit me Maren. I’m ready!

Midland

During our interview at Boots & Hearts 2018, Mark Wystrach told us that the new Midland album will be coming in March 2019. We say bring it on.

After the breakout success of songs like Drinkin’ Problem, Make A Little, and Burn Out, and the growth of a fanbase that can’t get enough of the country trio’s harmonies, the second album from the band has a lot of excitement attached to it.

Sam Hunt

We’ve been waiting, all of us, for Sam Hunt to release more than just singles since the country world got turned upside down when he dropped Montevallo.

If Downtown’s Dead and Body Like A Back Road are the start of whatever the next album is, we know that fans are ready. And if it’s different (which it could very well be) I’m pretty sure that people are still going to give it a chance (and other people will bitch about it). I guess we’ll just have to wait and see.

10 Albums We’re Looking Forward To Do you ever find yourself wishing that some of your favourite artists could just have new music ready already?

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Ep. 100! - “Don’t pat the blades” 

Joey Landreth is here! 

https://www.thebroslandreth.com/ 

http://www.joeylandreth.com/ 

Magnatone Panoramic Stereo (stab: Catalinbread Adineko)

2x10 combo. Each speaker driven by its own EL84 power sections. 

12W + 12W

Varistor pitch shifting vibrato for true dimensional sound

Toggle switch on amp to change from Vibe to Trem

Full length spring reverb tank 

Includes footswitch for turning reverb and vibrato/trem on or off

Footswitch input will also take an expression pedal to control the speed of Vibe or Trem

http://magnatoneusa.com/products/traditional-collection/panoramic-stereo/ 

Video/Article: https://reverb.com/news/video-magnatone-panoramic-stereo-amp-demo 

$2300… ouch 

Mythos Pedals Chupacabra (stab: Longamp Time Machine)

Designed to capture the tones of the “biggest little band from Texas” ZZ Top

Two knob pedal is marriage of boost, overdrive, and fuzz

Very amp like, down low it’ll boost well but if you max it out you’re into full on fuzz territory 

Designed to work well with all pickup types. Sounds like an extremely versatile pedal 

http://mythospedals.com/chupacabra/

Supro Jet Airliner Lap Steel (stab: Catalinbread CSIDMAN)

https://www.jhs.co.uk/arriving-summer-2017-jet-airliner-lapsteel-black-white-tuxedo

Pedal Genie

JHS Unicorn https://www.jhspedals.com/products/guitar-pedals/unicorn/  $250

Joey Landreth

I want to know about tuning and set up to play slide

What is the songwriting process for you and Bros. Landreth?

What was the gear used on the tour you just wrapped up? 

How important is gear to you? Is vintage-correct type stuff important to you?

Favorite up and coming guitarists/musicians 

Warm-up routine

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So @pigeontheoneandonly​ tagged me with a WIP meme and explicitly mentioned my guitar rig. Thanks for thinking of me!

If @citadelsushi​, @berryshiara​ @swaps55​ @ferusaurelius​ @faith-less-one​ @ooachilliaoo​ or any of my mutuals want to share what they’ve been working on (doesn’t have to be a stupid expensive guitar set up :P) please tag me back so I can see!

Above are the pedals in a rough layout of my signal path.

The tuner first, which can also function as a standby since when the pedal is engaged no sound gets through.

The EUNA from 29 Pedals second. This is a weird part of the signal chain that I don’t understand super well, but TL;DR it helps ensure my signal is strong enough to deal with the resistance of all the other stuff that comes between the guitar and the amp.

In a loop that bypasses all of EUNA’s functions, I keep my Hellephant. Fuzz is the first outboard effect ever made for guitar, and it wasn’t designed to see anything but direct guitar signal, so it needs a signal path seperate from the EUNA.

Next is my Xotic SP (small pedal) Compressor. Compression can be helpful for technical passages where your technique isn’t quite up to snuff. It levels out the signal, loosing some of the dynamic range (quiet-to-loud range) but also evens out any picking or plucking, which can be useful for some extended technique stuff. It can also tame the crazy volumes that can come out of my fuzzbox, which is helpful when I don’t want to blow my eardrums out.

Now we have two double gain stages, the Jackson Audio Asabi and Golden Boy. The Asabi is Mateus Asato’s signature pedal, and the Golden Boy is Joey Landreth��s. The Asabi features a overdrive circuit followed by a ‘modern high-gain distortion’ circuit and a suite of other wild and fun features. The Golden Boy has the same concept, but it features a ‘distortion free’ boost and a so called ‘transparent’ or low-distortion overdrive modeled after the old Marshall Bluesbreaker pedal. Each of these 4 gain-stages have 4 different clipping diodes, which allow you to tailor at what volume the guitar starts to sound clipped/distorted, along with a number of other features. I’d try and better explain, but there are several great demos up on youtube if you’re curious.

Next is the Source Audio EQ2 10 band graphic equalizer. I don’t use this much, but it has 4 customizable presets and a noise gate, which can help cut down on hum. Also useful if you find yourself plugged into an unfamilar amp or guitar and the sound isn’t quite right. Very powerful, but I spend too long fiddling with it so I mostly just leave it alone.

Next is the Strymon Deco. I can’t really explain this one, but its a saturation/compression/vibe/flanger/chorus/delay pedal and you’ll just have to trust that that makes sense or watch Strymons proprietary video on its release because I don’t have time to explain all that. TL;DR it pretends to be two different tape decks and does many things.

GFI systems Specular Tempus is slightly easier to explain, but not much. This is a reverb/delay pedal with 4 banks of 16 double customizable presets. It can do a wide array of reverb and delay sounds, including modulating or transposing features and doesn’t really sound like natural room reverb at all. It also has a limited number of settings where it is both delay and reverb simultaneously.

Last in the pedal chain is the Strymon Iridium. I had originally thought I wouldn’t need an amp to play because of this beauty, but unfortunately it requires powered speakers and all mine are designed to get their power from the amp, which the Iridium can’t do. It has 3 functions. It can replicate 3 different amp heads (arguably the 3 most recorded guitar amps in history.) It can make those amps sound as though they are coming from any of 3 speaker cabinets (3 per amp, for a total of 9 different ones loaded in.) And it has a truly remarkable “natural” room reverb function as well. It also has a headphones jack, which has inabled me to practice in silence while I waited for my new amp to arrive.

So above are the guitar I play the most currently and below that my new amp!

The guitar is styled after the famous Fender Stratocaster, but is in fact an Ernie Ball Cutlass.

The amp is a new hand wired VOX AC30 head, pictured here next to my VOX 1x12″ extension cabinet (celestion greenback speaker) and my EVH 5150 1x12″ speaker (celestion vintage 30 speakers.) I haven’t even plugged this in yet (well, I tested to make sure power works) but every time I have the time to play its late enough I don’t want to disturb the neighbors. HOWEVER a little history and the reason I chose the AC30:

The AC30 is one of the amps of legend. It was the amp the Beatles played on the Ed Sullivan Show at the start of the British Invasion. It’s the amp behind Brian May of Queen and all of the iconic solos and guitar sounds (okay, maybe not all but there are tons of pictures of him on stage with it so cut me some slack.) Just off wikipedia we can add the Rolling Stones, the Yardbirds, the Kinks, Dire Straights, Radiohead, and Edge of U2. After sitting around with the Iridium (which features an AC30 amp modeler) I decided if I was going to buy another guitar amp, it would have to be either the original VOX or a recreation of the circuit. There are several companies that do AC30 sound-a-likes: Morgan, Badcat, Matchless... I was on a Morgan preorder list until the hand wired AC30 came up for sale for $500 cheaper, so now I am the (presumably) proud owner of an AC30!

Sorry there’s no great place to put a cut in this one! Long post alert :P

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an ethan playlist for every mood

tape 1 - side a (songs that make me think of ethan)

1. high hope - patrick droney  2. be mine - alabama shakes 3. wow. - post malone 4. lay me down - sam smith 5. rainbow - kasey musgraves 6. all the time - jeremih 7. bad reputation - shawn mendes 8. jungle - drake 9. daddy issues - the neighborhood (ofc who do you think i am) 10. imported - jessie reyez 11. i’ll be good - jaymes young 12. someone to stay - vancouver sleep clinic 13. come on mess me up - cub sport 14. headlights - nick wilson 15. wdwgily - syml 16. bad religion - frank ocean 17. nobody’s lonely tonight - chris stapleton 18. i don’t remember me (before you) - brothers osborne

tape 1 - side b (songs i want to cuddle ethan to) 1. wild horses - the rolling stones 2. lost without you - freya ridings 3. be your man - rhys lewis 4. golden hour - kacey musgraves 5. hindsight - joey landreth 6. cuz i love you - lizzo 7. easier - 5SOS 8. way with words - bahamas 9. history - kinna grannis 10. cr-v - cuco 11. ruin - shawn mendes 12. joe (live from austin city limits) - alabama shakes 13. drew barrymore - bryce vine 14. know myself - justine skye 15. the night we met - lord huron 16. i found you - alabama shakes 17. 1950 - king princess 18. ophelia - the wood brothers

tape 2 - side a (songs to slow dance to with ethan) 1. you are my sunshine - jamey johnson 2. you are the best thing - ray lamontagne 3. stay with you - john legend 4. pushing up daisies - brothers osborne 5. rivers and roads - the head and the heart 6. 3 rounds and a sound - blind pilot 7. when the night is over - lord huron 8. all the time - bahamas 9. michigan - milk carton kids 10. here too far - beta radio 11. what are you listening to - chris stapleton 12. devil in me - delilah 13. in our prime - the black keys 14. dunes - alabama shakes 15. gemini - alabama shakes (leave me alone okay I love them) 16. slow dancing in a burning room - john mayer 17. idfc - blackbear 18. pink + white - frank ocean

tape 2 - side b (songs i want ethan to fuck me to) 1. the remedy for a broken heart - xxxtentacion 2. first fuck - 6lack, jhene aiko 3. b.e.d. - jacquees 4. planez - jeremih 5. love is a bitch - two feet 6. yeah, i said it - rihanna 7. bad intentions -nikyee heaton 8. don’t - bryson tiller 9. catch up - omar kadir 10. thinkin’ bout you - frank ocean 11. prblms - 6lack 12. ride slow - russ 13. peace of mind - partynextdoor 14. special affair - the internet 15. feel the love - kid cudi

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Joey Landreth

Hindsight (2019) … sophomore album …

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BRENDAN SCOTT FRIEL: SUMMER MOONS

Summer Moons – Brendan Scott Friel Release Date: April 23rd, 2021

Track Listing:

1. Summer Moons 2. All In 3. Missing Piece 4. Lorelai 5. Shadows 6. (06.18.20) 7. A Kiss in the Dark 8. Ghosts on the Clothesline 9. Run 10. Cheap String Lights (feat. Crissi Cochrane)

Brendan Scott Friel’s new album Summer Moons effortlessly pulls you in with a grounding sense of comfort and vulnerability. Throughout the project’s ten songs, the Windsor, Ontario-based singer/songwriter finds a perfect balance between the authenticity of folk music and a refreshing sense of sonic exploration.

The album was produced by James Bunton (Donovan Woods, Joey Landreth), who was a key element in achieving a signature rustic sound complementary to the natural quality of Brendan’s songwriting and warm voice. Nostalgic and familiar at first listen, Summer Moons is a gentle encouragement to appreciate the highs in life in order to get through the lows.

At first glance, the album’s fourth track “Lorelai” stood out to me as a die-hard Gilmore Girls fan and I was immediately intrigued. The song’s full finger-picking blanket of acoustic guitar sits underneath lyrics washed in an ethereal reverb, which lead to the captivating refrain: “Take me home, Lorelai.”

The album’s title track and introduction is short and sweet. The song opens the album inquisitively, singing “I hope tonight’s the night I find you,” dreaming about discovering the one to share those sweet summer evenings with.

Brendan Scott Friel’s music has a certain intimate quality that is distinct on Summer Moons. The Canadian artist’s vulnerability is transparent in more ways than one, including his tender vocals and subtle songwriting techniques that support an honest narrative.

Written by: Phöenix Lazare

Summer Moons by Brendan Scott Friel

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Joey Landreth, Artur Menezes, Seth Rosenbloom, Matt Schofield, Josh Smit...