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Monowhales - 'Real Love'

Giving them a leg up, the band plays the CMW kick-off party at Phoenix Concert Theatre on Monday, May 7.

Monowhales - 'Real Love'

By David Farrell

Monowhales – ‘Real Love’ (Independent): This is the second single from the Toronto indie rock band’s June 1 EP release entitled Control Freak.


Indie88 Toronto, The Zone Victoria, Live 88.5 Ottawa, and Rock 95 Barrie are early fans of this infectious upbeat pop song powered by Sally Shaar's indelibly strong vocals performance throughout.

The single was produced by AL-P of MSTRKRFT and recorded during the same session that gave us their previous single “Take It Back,” which peaked at #25 on the Canadian Alternative Rock Charts.

Giving them a leg up, the band plays the CMW kick-off party at Phoenix Concert Theatre with Goodnight, Sunrise, and Matt & Kim on Monday, May 7.

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Media contact: paula@hypemusiconline.com

Radio promotion: Cara Heath cara@withabullet.ca 

Agent: Jordan@feldman-agency.com

 

 

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