Chrissy Leblanc

Coyote marks Dylan LeBlanc’s fifth studio album and his first full-length LP to be self-produced. Recorded at the iconic Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, AL, it boasts a handpicked ensemble of world renowned session players including Fred Eltringham, known for his work with Ringo Starr and Sheryl Crow, pianist Jim "Moose" Brown, who's collaborated with Bob Seger, and bassist Seth Kaufman, celebrated for his contributions to Lana Del Rey's tracks. The album is both semi-autobiographical and a concept album centered on the evocative character of Coyote, a man on the run in pursuit of an ever elusive freedom from his past.

Avec l’album Amour fou la soprano Myriam Leblanc et l’Ensemble Mirabilia proposent un parcours amoureux sur plus de 800 ans. De la très poétique mélodie Au bord de l’eau de Fauré, à la déchirante Ne me quitte pas de Jacques Brel ou Dis quand reviendras-tu ? de Barbara, Myriam Leblanc a rassemblé un bouquet de chansons et mélodies qui dépeignent l’amour, le plus humain des sentiments. Amour fou comprend également un air de la cantate Amor hai vento de Vivaldi et quelques vieilles chansons anglaises de Thomas Campion, aux côtés d’autres trésors vocaux et instrumentaux.

Magnet To Steele is the debut effort from this Canadian native. Songs like "Love You 'Til It Hurts", "Move Over", "Murder In The First Degree" and "Magnet To Steele" really rock hard. Of course there are your typical slower paced numbers in "Love Don't Last Forever" and "Cry Myself To Sleep". Chrissy Steele's sound is very similar to another female Canadian vocalist, Darby Mills and the Headpins (with a touch of Lee Aaron for good measure), which only makes sense as this was originally slated to be a Headpins album. Magnet To Steele really was the brainchild of Headpins founder Brian MacLeod, who produced, played and wrote the vast majority of songs found here.