And we're going to be doing some work in fall, so we've paired for that. So, we're going to do it. We love what we're doing. How's everyone doing?
Yeah. So, excited and grateful to be here. This is like really classy. There's kombucha on tap.
Alright. Our EP, we just finished mastering our first EP. And some of the songs tonight are on that, which is really exciting. So, yeah, we'll talk a little bit more about that in a bit, but feeling like it's there's some good momentum right now.
And just below our feet. The molten shining underneath it. Oh, oh, oh, oh. Here the harmony.
Sometimes I feel so small. We sleep around. The dark and the dark pillars to the ground. There's no stopping lines.
We sleep around. Get off, stand up, the pain is gonna fade away one day. Then from the pages you can hear us saying all the thoughts they want to be ready. We call each other by our show today.
Stay with me, my shadow. Hey. That was called Cho's name. Lend your pebbles round you.
De-bound you while in your chest not allowing your poor heart to end. A hard year. It's always hard years. And a lot of them are hopefully just inspiring us to take care of each other and to sit in the shadows when they're there and find value there.
Yeah, this one's a little heavy. So, yeah, this one's called Bread Against the Grey. When she chose to blur the line, watched all her thoughts and distracted by a taste. Something deeply out of place.
They told her that she took up too much space. There were those. Right against the grey. That one's a sweaty one.
Yeah, so our EP is coming out on July 16th and we're having a release party show at the synagogue on Archvald Street in Burlington. And that's gonna be on the 19th. We're super excited about that. The EP is called Heavy Flow, which is quite timely for today.
Ha ha ha. So, yeah, just trying to stigmatize what our bodies do. Ha ha ha. Yeah, and this next one is called Ode to the River.
Tonight it's called Ode to the Red River. Ooh. Hah ha ha ha. Fools from the sky over the river never asked why.
As her cracked dusty shorelines grow dry. Oh, she waves in the wet Gulf. The silks and the clams. And the lets play back to the sky.
Whoa. The water once loose it can flow. It's so ready to feel something heavy and alive and better than she wants before. Whoa.
I cannot help but ask why. The sounds waves make when they break away. Shout out to my shoreline and under high, dark light remind me that I am away. Everyone's out on Sunday.
Ode to the river only. I'm sorry I get so tired. Sometimes I get so tired. I let my demons hold my demons.
And I swear. And I swear. Of all the books they say. All the books they sing those words.
Quasiche me hows, quesiche me hows, quesiche me hows. Grandpa North were helping with this. We're so excited for Grandpa North this year and to be playing with clever girls and all of the local groups like either are fronted by or majority are femme, female people. So it's like really we got that and we're really excited.
And we learned tonight that that wasn't intentional. They weren't like we should pick out for you know it just happened to be and then they're like whoa cool. So yeah. Really grateful to everyone for all the support.
I'm and uhm yeah Bill rumour you follow us on Facebook and check out the e.P. show we've got a music video coming out. trends. Yeah its tables in there right now.
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All right. Yeah. Thanks, El. I'm Tracy.
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