JULIANNA RIOLINO REVEALS FINAL SINGLE FROM NEW LP, OUT FRIDAY

JULIANNA RIOLINO’S SOPHOMORE ALBUM, ECHO IN THE DUST, OUT FRIDAY VIA MOONWHISTLE RECORDS

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With 'Echo in the Dust,' the songwriter is ready to reap the harvest of her creativity. …timelessly charming tracks that both pay homage to the durability of the great American songbook and the stimulus of contemporary rock music.” Exclaim!

The country-rock storyteller crafts her most self-possessed work yet with Echo in the Dust, a reflection on confidence, creation, and coming into her own.” RANGE

“Over a boisterous mix of guitar, banjo, organ, tambourines and more, Riolino's voice soars like a sun rising on a hot summer day. The track is a celebration of growth, acknowledging the good and bad that have led you to become who you are today. That freedom of letting go of the past and moving forward is marked by Riolino's punchy songwriting, as she almost shouts, ‘And we will reap what we sow/ To grow is to be the fruit of our lowest lows!’”
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"twangy, deliriously catchy blast of power-pop" – The New York Times on All Blue

"Channels Judee, Dolly and Emmylou on a lustrous, emotional country-rock set"
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Today, Julianna Riolino is sharing the final single from her new album, Echo In The Dust, out this Friday from Moonwhistle Records. “The Less I Know” ends the record with “a final and triumphant bellow,” says Riolino. “It’s a reminder that true wisdom in life is knowing when to walk away."

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The songs on Echo In The Dust consider relationships of all sorts as the foundation for her awakening into a different creative self and person in this world; working through loss, grief, habits, and decisions she once made, seeking clarity in the past before leaving it to move forward. The adage “you don’t know where you’re going until you know where you’ve been” rings especially true on this album.

By Riolino’s own admission, the album is different from her debut, All Blue. She breathes new confidence into her work. The celebrated songwriter is soft as she is tough on these songs; seeing the benefit of laying down armour and splitting her heart open so that we may get a glimpse of our own. 

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“What I'm talking about on Echo In The Dust are universally felt: you can have a romantic relationship, friendship, or professional relationship and start to identify as you grow and learn the toxic parts that can exist in all of those,” Riolino explains. “You think, ‘why do I feel bad? Why is this happening again?’ But I'm allowing this to happen because I haven't told myself I deserve better. This record helped me learn to accept and love myself. To put myself first and stand on my own two feet.”

After non-stop touring for other projects she has since left, and wrapping up live promotion for All Blue, Riolino began recording for this new album in 2024 at Gold Standard Recorders in Toronto. While she played guitar, she also tapped her regular collaborators, Matthew “Roddy” Kuester to play bass and guitar, Peter Landi on drums, Thomas Hammerton on piano and synth, and producer of the album Aaron Goldstein on pedal steel. On top of that, a whole host of other instrumentalists rounded out the sound of the album including Alex Edkins (Weird Nightmare, Metz) on guitar for “Full Moon”, “Like a Rembrandt”, and “The Less I Know”,  and Nashville’s Sean Thompson on guitar for “On A Bluebird’s Wing”.

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The songs on All Blue, Riolino says, had the privilege of being played and workshopped in front of a crowd but the songs that make up Echo In The Dust were written before, during, and after her debut in moments of confusion and clarity. These songs are like journal entries; attempts at deciphering what she wants out of her relationships and creative life in music. She transports us into big feelings layered with guitar twangs, vivid pedal steel and walloping horns, anchored by her tender vocals as though she embodies Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt in one person. 

Echo In The Dust builds on the alt-country elements of All Blue. Yet, no algorithm can contain Riolino or what moved her this time around. She cites Roy Orbison, The Roches, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, John Lennon’s “Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy),” and doom metal bands like Om as influences on the album. 

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“It's kind of punk, it's rock n’ roll, it's still kind of country. It's more rocking than All Blue. It's an amalgamation of everything going on in my mind.”

What makes Riolino a compelling performer and songwriter on this record, and in her career, is how she inhabits past sensations and feelings, reliving and reviving them again to release. While a lot of these experiences are composites and memories, stitched together into 11 tracks, the impressions are of a real, vivid journey through an immense experience of rediscovery toward intuitive knowing. 

Riolino needed to unravel before she could clarify who she is now and who she’ll be next, and the result is Echo In the Dust, a beautiful sonic result of what it’s like to stay out of one’s own way. 

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TOUR DATES

2025
Nov 12 - San Diego, CA - Soda Bar
Nov 13 - Los Angeles, CA - Peppermint Club
Nov 14 - Sacramento, CA - Old Ironside
Nov 16 - Portland, OR - Mississippi Studios
Nov 17 - Seattle, WA - Sunset Tavern
Nov 18 - Vancouver, BC - Wise Hall
Nov 19 - Kelowna, BC - Broken Hearts Club
Nov 20 - Rossland, BC - Flying Steamshovel
Nov 22 - Calgary, AB - The Palomino
Nov 23 - Edmonton, AB - The Aviary
Nov 25 - Saskatoon, SK - Capitol Music Club
Nov 26 - Regina, SK - The Exchange
Nov 27 - Winnipeg, MB - Side Stage
Nov 29 - Minneapolis, MN - 7th Street Entry
Nov 30 - Milwaukee, WI - Cactus Club
Dec 1 - St Louis, MO - Old Rock House
Dec 2 - Chicago, IL - Hideout Club
Dec 4 - Windsor, ON - Meteor
Dec 5 - Hamilton, ON - Mill’s Hardware
Dec 6 - Toronto, ON - Lee's Palace

2026
Feb 13 - London, ON - Palasad Social Bowl
Feb 14 - Guelph, ON - Sonic Hall
Feb 16 - Richmond, VA - The Camel
Feb 17 - Washington, DC - Songbyrd
Feb 18 - Philadelphia, PA - Kung Fu Necktie
Feb 20 - Brooklyn, NY - Elsewhere Zone One
Feb 21 - Boston, MA - Middle East Upstairs
Feb 22 - Montreal, QC - L'Esco
Feb 24 - Ottawa, ON - 27 Club
Feb 25 - Kingston, ON - Broom Factory
Feb 26 - St Catharines, ON - Warehouse


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ECHO IN THE DUST TRACKLIST
01 Like A Rembrandt
02 Smile
03 Full Moon
04 Seed
05 Be Good To Your Mother
06 It’s A Shakedown
07 Running
08 Let Me Dream
09 On A Bluebird’s Wing
10 I Wonder
11 The Less I Know

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OLD MAN LUEDECKE TO RELEASE SHE TOLD ME WHERE TO GO DELUXE EDITION

FEATURING LEAD SINGLE “FIVE AND TEN”, NEW RECORDINGS AND A COVER OF CAT POWER’S “THE GREATEST”

SHE TOLD ME WHERE TO GO DELUXE AVAILABLE NOVEMBER 14 VIA OUTSIDE MUSIC

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Today, two-time JUNO Award winner Old Man Luedecke announces a deluxe edition of his 2024, electric guitar-driven record She Told Me Where To Go with the previously unreleased track “Five and Ten”. The song is a tender and melancholic reflection on the passage of time, and its rolling banjo line sets the tone for the five new songs included in this extended version of the album.

Commenting on the release of this deluxe edition, Luedecke says, “My banjo never made it onto the original version of She Told Me Where To Go. Though it was always in the trunk of my car or in the corner of the studio, and though the songs have rung out with it in countless concerts since the album's release in 2024, the decision in the recording sessions was always “no banjo.” Now, however, we present several of the album cuts reimagined in my classic format of solo banjo and voice. Hope you enjoy, find yourself munching pleasantly on the words, and share it with friends and family.”

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 Old Man Luedecke lumbered up the highway to record these tunes with Joshua Van Tassel (Bahamas, Donovan Woods). The thought was to strip the songs down to the studs, just Chris and his banjo. They revisited a few album tracks, including the title track, as well as a back porch take on Cat Power’s “The Greatest”, with indie pop artist, and fellow Nova Scotian, Willa Owen joining him on vocals. “Earlier this year,” says Old Man Luedecke, “I saw a moving Cat Power performance at Port Fairy Folk Festival in Australia that was affecting and highly theatrical, and which infiltrated my subsequent dreams. Looking for a song to sing that would be a challenge, I found myself listening to this on repeat around a visit to a Bavarian restaurant in rural New Brunswick. On the morning of the session, I called my friend Willa to help me out as I was leaving for the studio. She adds a wonderful delicate foundation.”

Also, on this deluxe edition, a new song, the lead single “Five and Ten” an ode to older, simpler times. “It’s a song about the passage of time, both melancholy and tender that touches on love and ambition,” cites Luedecke.

Behind She Told Me Where to Go, Luedecke toured from his home in the maritimes to far reaching parts of Canada’s arctic, on through to Europe, and down to Australia and many parts in between. Hot off the heels of wins at the East Coast Music Awards and the Nova Scotia Music Awards, he’ll be back down under early in 2026 as well as making a couple stops in Canada.

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SHE TOLD ME WHERE TO GO DELUXE TRACKLIST
01 She Told Me Where to Go
02 Guy Fieri
03 Going on the Mountain
04 The Quiet Good
05 The Raven and the Dove
06 Shine on Love (feat. Reeny Smith)
07 My Status is the Baddest (feat. Bahamas)
08 Dreadful Wind and Rain
09 Misfits in Old Clothes
10 Red Eye
11 Our Moment in the Sage
12 Holy Rain
13 Five and Ten
14 The Raven and the Dove (Banjo Version)
15 She Told Me Where To Go (Banjo Version)
16 My Status is the Baddest (Banjo Version)
17 The Greatest (feat. Willa Owen)

TOUR DATES
Nov. 15 - Hugh’s Room - Toronto, ON
Dec. 30 - Jan 2 - Whare Flat Folk Festival - Halfway Bush, NZ
Jan. 4 - Wunderbar - Lyttleton, NZ
Jan. 7 - The Merri Creek Tavern - Northcote, NZ
Jan. 9 - MONA - Berridale, AUS
Jan. 9-11 - Cygnet Folk Festival - Cygnet, AUS
Jan. 12 - House Concert - Neika, AUS
Jan. 14 - The Vanguard - Newton, AUS
Jan. 15 - Smith’s Alternative - Canberra, AUS
Jan. 16-18 - Illawarra Folk Festival - Bulli, AUS
Jan. 23-25 - Auckland Folk Festival - Auckland, NZ 
Mar. 7 - Bow Valley Music Club - Calgary, AB
Mar. 21 - PEI Bluegrass Festival - Dundas, PEI
Mar. 28 - Folkus Concert Series - Almonte, ON

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EDWIN RAPHAEL REVEALS NEW SINGLE / VIDEO FROM UPCOMING ALBUM

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I KNOW A GARDEN ALBUM OUT MARCH 20, 2026

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Recently, Montreal-based songwriter Edwin Raphael announced his new album, I Know A Garden, and shared the album’s lead single, “Then There’s You”. Today, he returns with another selection from the upcoming album, “Mosaic In The Sun”. The track is accompanied with a music video, filmed entirely in West Bengal, India, and highlights a return to Edwin's Indian roots.

“The song is about the ache of dislocation,” explains Raphael. “Growing up across countries and cultures, with your sense of home packed into shifting landscapes — you learned that no place truly held you. You brought the garden with you instead. In this track, we feel the pull between surrender and survival, between letting yourself fall apart or choosing, once again, to ‘just roll.’

“The chorus echoes that familiar voice — the one inside you that wonders if resting, loving, letting go is safe. Or if it's another risk disguised as relief: ‘If I could just fall / oh it could feel good for a while…’

“But like a mosaic scattered in sunlight, even brokenness can refract something beautiful. There's a humility here — in asking, ‘Where was I when I was all you needed?’ — that feels like looking into your younger self’s eyes, or speaking to someone you once loved, and realizing you’ve both been trying to make peace with your own disappearing acts.”

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MORE ABOUT EDWIN RAPHAEL
With roots in Kerala, India, Raphael studied classical guitar before deciding on the keys. As he developed an affinity for John Mayer and Ben Howard, he felt at odds with a distinct sense of “placelessness”. It wasn’t until he moved to Montreal to pursue a business degree that he felt a sense of stability, and became deeply entangled with the city’s indie bedroom pop scene.

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His debut EP Ocean’s Walk (2015) paired stirring, melancholic instrumentals with a fierce self-reckoning. It would set the stage for a string of releases that would dive deeper into the psyche; like confronting the aftershocks following a significant heartbreak, or relearning your emotional baseline as you mature. Subsequent releases, Cold Nights (2017)Will You Think of Me Later? (2019), and its follow up Staring at Ceilings (2021), reveal an artist devoted to sharpening his ability to translate his experiences into ubiquitous statements.

The 2024 re-release of Will You Think of Me Later? has amassed 115 million streams on Spotify. Edwin has performed over 70 shows across 14 countries since 2023, sharing the stage alongside Palace, Hollow Coves, Noah Kahan, and more. He heads out on tour throughout Quebec beginning March 27 and a U.K. and European tour commences May 14  All dates are below.

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TOUR DATES
2025
Oct 15 - Montreal, QC -  MTelus - (Supporting GoGo Penguin)

2026
Mar 27 - Quebec City, QC - Grizzly Fuzz
Mar 28 - Jonquière, QC - Espace Côté-Cour
Apr 02 - Montréal, QC - Studio TD
Apr 08 - Gatineau, QC - Le Minotaure
Apr 10 - Toronto, ON - The Garrison
Apr 17 - Lavaltrie, QC - Garage à Simon
Apr 18 - Frelighsburg, QC - Beat et Betterave
Apr 25 - Sherbrooke, QC - La Petite Boîte Noire
May 07 - Sainte-Thérèse, QC - Cabaret BMO
May 14 - London, UK - Lower Third
May 16 - Düsseldorf, DE - Stradtstrand
May 17 - Haarlem, NL - Patronaat Small Hall
May 18 - Hamburg, DE - Hebebühne
May 19 - Sibbesse, DE - Orangerie
May 21 - Vienna, AT - Club Lucia
May 22 - Munich, DE - Kult 9
May 26 - Zurich, CH - Xtra Music Cafe
Jun 20 - Brossard, QC - Square Dix30

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