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    The Measure Of The Man, As Told By Friends Of Deane Cameron

    Updated  at 11:25 -- If one is to be measured, let it be by one's actions, not just the words.

    By this standard, Deane Cameron's legacy is long and honourable.

    Long in the measure of people his actions have touched and enriched.

    Long in the praise and affection that so many have reached out to share.

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    • Dumb: Content Jungle
      The third advance single from the punky Vancouver band's imminent album is a winner. Atop jangly guitar, the vocals rail against the info overload plaguing contemporary life, while short instrumental breaks give the track room to breathe. 
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      METZ: Pure Auto
      The track from an upcoming rarities collection is the band's typical punk/noise fire and brimstone, about as subtle as a headbutt, yet highly invigorating. 
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      Donovan Woods: The Great Escape
      The Juno-winning roots songsmith is gaining real traction with new acoustic album The Other Way. This gentle and well-crafted tune shows off the warm embrace that is his voice.
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      Frankiie: Dream Reader
      The Vancouver dream-rock femme foursome has just signed to noted indie label Paper Bag. This new single is a neatly-paced tune that features reverb-soaked guitars and moody vocals.
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      Catherine MacLellan: Out Of Time
      An achingly pure voice and poetic lyrics have earned the Juno-winning PEI folk artist a reputation as a master of melancholy, and this gently haunting new single serves as confirmation.
    • ​​​​​​​The Beaches: Snake Tongue
      Ahead of an imminent EP release, the hard-working femme rockers deliver a sharp-tongued track that rails against unwanted male attention.
    • Valley: Park Bench
      The Toronto indie-pop band teases a new EP with a melodic track that begins sparsely and gently, then picks up real momentum. The kinetic energy of the video clip is an effective complement.
    • Leaf Rapids: There They Go
      The Winnipeg-based husband and wife folk duo releases a second album today. This new track and video feature the pure voice and imaginative lyrics of Juno winner Keri Latimer.
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      Charlotte Cornfield: June
      This track from the Toronto folk artist's highly-praised new album is complemented by a video directed by Kevin Drew. The piano-based ballad showcases warm vocals and imaginative lyrics.
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      Daniel Wesley - Fire
      The prolific BC-based singer/songwriter previews an upcoming ninth album with a catchy pop-reggae tune extolling the joys of pot.
    • Sum 41: Out For Blood
      The platinum-selling, Juno-winning hard rock veterans are back in ferocious form on this advance single from a seventh album. Jackhammer drumming, searing guitar, and intense vocals draw real blood.
    • Lou Phelps: word
      The Juno-nominated rapper returns with a strong new cut produced by WondaGurl. He spits out lines with rhythmic ease, and the entertaining video complements it neatly.
    • Just John x Dom Dias: Tango Town
      Tipped by many as the next big thing to emerge from the Toronto hip-hop scene, the duo has just released a new EP. This single features snappy rhyming, witty lyrics, and adventurous production.
    • ​​​​​​​TR/ST: Colossal
      The critically acclaimed project of electronica artist Robert Alfons releases a new album today. This new single features rumbling bass and swirling synths on a cut that lives up to its title.
    • Hollerado: Straight To Hell
      The popular indie rock band is calling it quits, but not before a swansong album and tour. Here is an inventive video for a typically quirky yet melodic new track.
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      Black Mountain: Boogie Lover
      The BC riffmeisters have shuffled personnel, but, judging by the glorious sonic sludge of this new single, their signature sound remains happily intact.
    • Jessie Reyez with 6LACK: Imported
      The fast-rising, award-winning Toronto R&B singer/songwriter collaborates with an Atlanta hip-hop artist on a steamy new track that has hit stamped all over it.
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      Dead Soft: The Static
      The BC band softens its sound on a new dream-pop meets shoegaze single. Ethereal vocals float atop atmospheric guitars in mesmerising fashion.
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      The pop pride of Burlington, ON, partners with a top US comedian for a refreshing new take on the 1979 Buggles hit.
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      SonReal: 1000 Highways
      The platinum-selling BC hip-hop artist adds a soulful folk-pop tinge to this charming homage to the love of his life. A sweet treat.

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