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Music on the Bruce is now entering its fourth summer of concerts in Bruce Peninsula communities

Music on the Bruce is now entering its fourth summer of concerts in Bruce Peninsula communities

On recent performances at David Geffen Hall, Carnegie Hall, Park Avenue Armory & Zankel Hall.

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Icelandic musician and visual artist Sunna Margrét debuted with a series of EPs over the past few years, evoking experimental and electronic strains of art pop, synth pop, and trip hop. She returned most recently last year with her third EP, Five Songs for Swimming, followed by another new single, “Chocolate,” the lead single from her forthcoming debut album, Finger on Tongue.

Amongst all the Christmas music flooding the marketplace, there is still some secular music making its way through the system. Here are five such songs you must hear this week.

Lots of Canadian recommendations this week plus one track that’s not for the meek and mild.

There’s a fair amount of Canadian content on this week’s Five Songs list. The first pick is one of the most Canadian things you’ll ever see.

This week’s Five Songs list involves everything from dismantling the patriarchy to a cool saxophone solo.

A couple of familiar names adorn this week’s Five Songs list along with a several new artists that deserve a chance.