advertisement
FYI

Union Duke: Atlas of Love

A new single from the acclaimed Toronto folk/roots quintet showcases tight vocal harmonies and perceptive reflections on the dilemma love presents.

Union Duke: Atlas of Love

By Kerry Doole

Union Duke: Atlas of Love (Indie): This new single from the acclaimed Toronto folk/roots quintet is accompanied by a performance video clip filmed in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia.


The group explains in a press release that "We first discovered the space at The Lunenburg Folk Harbour Festival. It was used as an after-hours hang for musicians and festival workers.

 “We drank and sang into the wee hours of the morning with Willie Stratton, Red Moon Road, and a number of other awesome musicians. So, this past year when we were back touring in the area, we thought it would be the perfect spot to pop in and shoot a few live videos for our new songs."

advertisement

The clip showcases the evident musical empathy of the members, displaying tight vocal harmonies on a gentle tune that is a plea for "a love that never ends." Lyricist  Jim McDonald terms it "a song for those who haven't quite figured out the nature of their love, much less themselves. I think just about everyone has struggled with trying to figure out who they are and how they fit into a relationship.”

Atlas Of Love was produced by Jeff Hazin and recorded between his studio and Taurus Recording in Toronto. It follows other recent singles, Ladidadida and 123.

The band has released three albums, 2013's Bandits & Bridges, 2014's Cash & Carry, and 2016's Golden Days.

Union Duke showcases at the AmericanaUK Conference in London, Jan. 28-30.

Links

Website

Facebook

Twitter

Instagram

Publicity: Indoor Recess

advertisement
Selena Gomez in 'Emilia Pérez.'
PAGE 114 - WHY NOT PRODUCTIONS

Selena Gomez in 'Emilia Pérez.'

Awards

‘Emilia Pérez’ Leads 2025 Oscar Nominations: Full List

Two musicals (Emilia Pérez and Wicked) were among the 10 films nominated for best picture for the first time since 1968.

Emilia Pérez received 13 nominations for the 97th annual Academy Awards, more than any other film this year and more than any other non-English language film in Oscar history. The latter record was previously held by Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000) and Roma (2018) with 10 nods each.

Runners-up to Emilia Pérez for most nominations this year were The Brutalist and Wicked, with 10 nods each; A Complete Unknown and Conclave with eight nods each; Anora with six; and Dune: Part Two and The Substance with five nods each.

keep readingShow less
advertisement