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“Every album, I’m trying to die/“The goal is ego death every time that I rhyme,” is one arresting line, among many others on Shad’s album Start Anew. It’s taken from a track called “Happiness” and for Shad it crystallizes one of the main themes of the new project. According to Shad, for a new beginning to emerge you have to be willing to discard the old way of doing things and genuinely challenge yourself to step outside of your comfort zone. “I decided against calling the album fear of death—a phrase you hear throughout the record. I just figured that’s not a very approachable title. But “Start Anew” to me represents the same idea – this fundamentally human thing of the difficulty we have embracing endings even though that’s often the only way to arrive at something new,” Shad says. “The new start, that positive fresh new life is right there,” he says. “But it's often on the other side of risk or even loss of some kind.”  It’s a concept that Shad has embraced himself in his musical approach and successful career. Since his 2005 debut, he’s been racking up critical and commercial acclaim, winning the Juno Award for Best Rap Recording for his 2011 album TSOL and being shortlisted for the prestigious Polaris Music Prize a record 5 times. He’s also delivered music ranging from spontaneous head-spinning lyrical bars to deeply introspective concept albums complimented by consistently engaging videos for songs like “The Old Prince Still Lives At Home,” “Fam Jam” and “Rose Garden.”  Additionally, Shad has branched out as a radio show host (CBC’s q), TV host (the Peabody and Emmy award-winning Netflix docuseries Hip Hop Evolution), new wave singer alter ego (Your Boy Tony Braxton) and is also now an academic professor at the University of Toronto and Laurier.  On Start Anew, Shad’s first album in four years, he even incorporates his own studio experiments, sampling music from his own unreleased vaults which veer from house to psychedelic pop into the album’s sonic mix

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We’ve been fans of Sam Beam’s music since the early days of Iron & Wine, which is why we’re excited to tell you that his new album, Archive Series Volume No. 1, is out today! We recently sat down with Sam, who shared about his path from working in film and teaching to becoming a full-time musician, digging through the archives for his latest record, and upcoming projects. Enjoy this excerpt from our conversation with him and look for the full interview in print this spring!

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On February 24, 2024 at Palace Theatre in Saint Paul, Sebastian Bach with Aortic Fire.

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Today, The Beths, the New Zealand-based quartet of vocalist Elizabeth Stokes, guitarist Jonathan Pearce, bassist Benjamin Sinclair and drummer Tristan Deck, have released the new single and video, “Metal,” which was born out of a time of rigorous touring, mental health struggles and several diagnoses for Stokes." “In