| Release Date: | 102320 |
| Currently: | Out of stock... OR coming soon - see Release Date above (MM/DD/YY) |
| Please note: | Already on order! Simply add this to your Wish List to be notified when more arrive! |
Hawksley Workman - Dwindling Beauty (let’s fake our deaths together) (Isadora Records): The prolific and always intriguing singer/songwriter/producer (and member of Mounties) will release a new album, Less Rage More Tears, on Oct. 23, now previewed with this single. It is the third taken from the album and is produced by Marcus Paquin (Arcade Fire, The National).
The song begins in gentle fashion, with Workman’s distinctive voice emoting atop a subdued musical backdrop, but it quickly builds in intensity to a full-blooded sonic workout. The theatrical yet convincing vocals are perfectly matched to his imaginative lyrics – “Let's fake our deaths together, In the dwindling beauty, Let the boredom kill.”
Nothing boring about this track or its creator.
During this pandemic period, he debuted the first episode of Hawksley Night in Canada in May, an entertaining, handmade and hand-curated, 75-minute music and variety show live-streamed from Peterborough, Ontario that is described as "Tommy Hunter meets PeeWee’s Playhouse."
The concept has been years in the making but the lockdown afforded time for its execution. In a label press release, Workman recalls that “On March 12, during a couple of days off from a tour with Sarah Slean, I performed two sold-out shows at Paris, Ontario’s Dominion Telegraph theatre. The next morning, I hopped on a tour bus with Sarah and the rest of the band and crew to continue our tour together. Cities across Canada were starting to ban public gatherings, and when we pulled into the loading dock of Ottawa’s Shenkman Centre we got the final word that the show had been cancelled, so the bus turned around and we all headed home. Over the next 24 hours, the rest of the tour was postponed, and by the end of the following week, all of my live shows through to the end of 2020 were being rescheduled. What better time than the present to reprise the Hawksley Night in Canada idea.” --- fyimusicnews.ca/