New Music: Julianna Riolino – All Blue

New Music: Julianna Riolino – All Blue

June 23, 2022 | Posted in: Blog 0

ALL BLUE is the debut solo album by Julianna Riolino, the “white-hot-lunged vocalist” (New Commute) best known for her increasingly prominent role as a member of Daniel Romano’s Outfit, including a star turn on lead vocals on the 2021 hit “The Motions” and where she displays a nightly mastery of the stage.

Photo by Carson McHone

Julianna Riolino has a rare ability to re-envision the warmest strands of musical sepia and put her own individualist stamp on them, mixing a hefty dose of wit and wordplay into pitch-perfect representations of classic Americana tropes, sung in a powerful and unique voice, rich in character and attitude. She knows how to capture and highlight beauty before it fades. She spent her days running up to the recording of her solo debut helping restore the stained glass windows at St. Michael’s Cathedral in Toronto. Surrounded by symbols configured in bits of 19th century French glass, Riolino couldn’t help but reflect on her own past and the memories of pains, healing, and love strewn through it. “It made me think about life as a balancing act, and we’re all just trying to do our best to navigate it,” she says. That focus on morality and the stretch of time seeped naturally into Riolino’s songwriting, resulting in the golden, fluid All Blue: “If I was a painter, this would be my blue period,” she says. “I’m looking at my life, all my decisions lined up, and either atoning for them or laughing them off.”

Masterfully recorded by producer Aaron Goldstein, and featuring Julianna’s Outfit bandmates in support roles, All Blue marks the arrival of a stunning songwriter, singer, and performer into the spotlight.

Watch the video for the first single “Lone Ranger” now!

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Juliann Riolino – All Blue
YC-059
LP/Digital
October 14, 2022

Available direct from You’ve Changed Records

LIVE VIDEOS: Julie Doiron at the “I Thought Of You” release show!

LIVE VIDEOS: Julie Doiron at the “I Thought Of You” release show!

January 4, 2022 | Posted in: Blog, Julie Doiron 0

Welcome to the New Year, from Julie Doiron and You’ve Changed Records!

As so many of us are in various stages of separation and isolation, and with the dream of a return of live music and communal experience postponed again, we want to share some recordings from Julie’s album release show at the Horseshoe Tavern in December. Julie was joined by Dany Placard on bass and vocals, Daniel Romano on lead guitar, and Ian Romano on drums.

This was a beautiful, truly special show, that happened in the small window of optimism and opening this past fall, before new variants and bad governance led us back into darkness….

Camera and Editing:
Colin Medley

Audio Recording and Mixing:
Sebastian Palfery

“Thought Of You” appears on the album I Thought of You
available on LP/CD/Digital formats from You’ve Changed Records

MUSIC VIDEO: JON MCKIEL – “MOURNING DOVE”

MUSIC VIDEO: JON MCKIEL – “MOURNING DOVE”

July 7, 2021 | Posted in: Blog, Jon Mckiel 0

Music manifesting on the light spectrum! You can hear with your eyes!

Jon Mckiel and director Andrea Thorne debut an “[official video]” for “Morning Dove” from the Bobby Joe Hope LP.

the unsponsored sun / where the carnival was / sisters grimm swimming in glitches / a kaleidoscope collapses / one trick mirror / trees and things and flowers

MUSIC VIDEO: FIVER – “JUNE LIKE A BUG”

MUSIC VIDEO: FIVER – “JUNE LIKE A BUG”

June 29, 2021 | Posted in: Blog, Fiver 0

A song for the summer: Fiver and the Atlantic School Of Spontaneous Composition present June Like A Bug from the Fiver with The Atlantic School Of Spontaneous Composition LP/CD/Digital album. Wild in the details and the weeds. A vision of life. Directed by Simone Schmidt.

“This song is a poem about the transition into summer time,
how it can be hard to match and keep up with the world in full bloom.”

July Go Easy.

MUSIC VIDEO: FIVER – “JR. WRECK”

MUSIC VIDEO: FIVER – “JR. WRECK”

May 21, 2021 | Posted in: Blog, Fiver 0

“There was no place to stay I had to be on my way
And I cursed every word for reading wrong
I owe a little thanks to the kid on the train
He could tell I was aching and he gave me his seat”

Enter a fluid, interconnected, ever-metamophosizing world in this spectacularly animated video for “Jr Wreck” from Fiver with The Atlantic School Of Spontaneous Composition by director Anne Douris. It’s a lush and beautiful thing.

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