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Season's Greetings And Note Our Return Is on Jan. 5

Our Best To All Our Readers

Friends, this is the last edition of the newsletter in 2022, and we return from holidays reinvigorated and with a new edition on Thursday, January 5th.

Season's Greetings And Note Our Return Is on Jan. 5

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Our Best To All Our Readers


Friends, this is the last edition of the newsletter in 2022, and we return from holidays reinvigorated and with a new edition on Thursday, January 5th.

The FYIMusicNews.ca website will be updated if and when there are any major news breaks during the holiday, and we will post on Facebook and Twitter to alert readers if and when this is the case.

As always, practice moderation, drive carefully and, where possible, offer kindness and succour to those less fortunate in our society during the holiday season (and beyond).

Best wishes all from the FYI crew. and, by popular demand, we return the inclusion of Dylan Thomas's most famous yuletide poem in our year-end edition. As old-fashioned as the story is, it remains a gem.

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Taylor Swift dominates headlines this week with her new album The Life of a Showgirl, but there are more new releases worth your attention as well.

Amy Millan has found indie rock acclaim via Stars and Broken Social Scene. She released her first solo album in over 16 years, I Went To Find You, back in the spring, to enthusiastic response. This week, she put out I Went To Find You (Redux), a four-track add-on EP comprising fresh takes on four of the original album's singles. These are described as having an autumnal vibe, "with a contextual, sonic vibe closely associated with Millan's first two albums, Honey From the Tombs (2006), and Masters of The Burial (2009)." The new cuts feature guest members of Bahamas and Zeus on various instruments, vocals, and production. Millan began a solo North American tour this week, and it will feature shows in Montreal, Ottawa, Lake County, B.C. and Vancouver.

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