About Heather Gardner

Heather Gardner is a Toronto-based music supervisor (Vapor Music) who spends her days finding and licensing the best of the world’s music for television, film, advertising and video games/new media. By night, Heather can be found feverishly designing future homes on Pinterest, planning her next great theme park vacation, questing to find the best bubblegum ice cream, and relaxing with her hubby and cocker spaniel rescue, Gozer (yes, that is a Ghostbusters reference!).

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New Music from Lowell: “I Love You Money”

Lowell kills it again with new single “I Love You Money” from her upcoming debut album, ‘We Loved Her Dearly’ (out September 16 on Arts & Crafts).  Her brand of smart pop songs is much needed in today’s society; her lyrics challenge gender conventions and inequalities and discuss topics as heavy as sexual abuse, rape, abortion and women’s rights, but are wrapped up in an unbelievably catchy, sing-along package.

“I Love You Money” is no different: poignant, empowering, and addictive. A perfect tune to crank up and play on repeat all summer.

Torontonians, catch her with July Talk at The Horseshoe on July 7 and alongside Grimes and St. Lucia at TIME Festival on July 19.  More tour dates below plus here’s a link to some more of her tunes.

August 23rd, 2014, Ottawa, ON, Arboretum Arts Festival
September 4th, 2014, New York, NY, The Mercury Lounge w/ Money
September 5th, 2014, Brooklyn, NY, Glasslands w/ Money
September 6th, 2014, Philadelphia, PA, Milkboy, w/ Money
September 7th, 2014, Washington, DC, DC9, w/ Money
September 14th, 2014, Victoria, BC, Rifflandia Festival

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Video: “Silly Ghost” by The Majority Says

Since hitting our radar with their tune “114” a few years back, The Majority Says have been preparing for big things.  With the launch of their debut full-length album in but a couple weeks, the Swedish indie pop group just released the accompanying video for their tune “Silly Ghost” and like the song itself, it’s a beauty.

Hanna Antonssen’s sweet and delicate vocals float above the building folk track, reminiscent of what it might sound like if Ellie Goulding fronted Mumford & Sons or The Lumineers.  At its biggest moments, The Majority Says delivers everything you would expect and more, including a powerful chorus of “aahs” and a spirited stomp along rhythm, but it’s the song’s softest points that allow the band’s unique textures and melancholic lyrics to shine through.

The Majority Says’ self-titled debut album comes out July 25th, and they’re touring throughout Germany this fall.

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