Wounds
by Saint Lo.
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Wounds is the second single off of Saint Lo.'s upcoming record 'We Could Be'
Heartbreak does not occur in isolation; it is marked by intersecting systems of power including but not limited to patriarchal violence, heteronormativity, and misogyny. Wounds captures the nuances of moving through pain while at once challenging the male gaze. It is playful. It is sad. It is traumatic. And, it is healing.
Wounds is a song about the rupture of relationships, about community, and about telling a story toward growth. Wounds represents a deeply personal experience intersecting with notions of friendship, compassion, and creativity. This intersection shows up everywhere in the song: in the orchestration and arrangement; the texture and nuance of two voices in harmony, weaving in and out of togetherness and call-and-response; through triumphant melodies by sax and accordion during instrumental breaks; through the driving and consistent rhythm despite the constantly changing dynamics in the instrumentation.
Heartbreak does not occur in isolation; it is marked by intersecting systems of power including but not limited to patriarchal violence, heteronormativity, and misogyny. Wounds captures the nuances of moving through pain while at once challenging the male gaze. It is playful. It is sad. It is traumatic. And, it is healing.
Wounds is a song about the rupture of relationships, about community, and about telling a story toward growth. Wounds represents a deeply personal experience intersecting with notions of friendship, compassion, and creativity. This intersection shows up everywhere in the song: in the orchestration and arrangement; the texture and nuance of two voices in harmony, weaving in and out of togetherness and call-and-response; through triumphant melodies by sax and accordion during instrumental breaks; through the driving and consistent rhythm despite the constantly changing dynamics in the instrumentation.
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released December 7, 2018
engineered, mixed and mastered by Ryan McNabb at McGill Studios
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Written & produced by Saint Lo.
Isabella Harned - vocals, guitar
Laura Glover - vocals
Bashu Naimi-Roy - vocals, accordion
Marc Richard - vocals, saxophone
John Talbot - drums
Gabriel Frank - bass
engineered, mixed and mastered by Ryan McNabb at McGill Studios
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Written & produced by Saint Lo.
Isabella Harned - vocals, guitar
Laura Glover - vocals
Bashu Naimi-Roy - vocals, accordion
Marc Richard - vocals, saxophone
John Talbot - drums
Gabriel Frank - bass
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Saint Lo. Montreal, Québec
Saint Lo. is a Montreal-based folk, indie, pop rock band with roots that stretch across the continent. Their songs are
nuanced and layered featuring hypnotic vocals, profound lyrics, and incredible harmonies. They sing about complex emotions – vulnerability, isolation, connection, nostalgia and loss – always infused with more than just a hint of hope.
stlwco@gmail.com
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