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London Morning associate producer Ryan Soulliere listens to a lot of music for his role, picking tunes for the show. In any given week, that’s about 25 songs. Here are his top three local and Canadian picks from the past week.
Harry Manx – Moon Going Down
WATCH | Moon Going Down:
Six-string virtuoso and multi-instrumentalist Harry Manx is performing in London Sunday night. To mark the show, London Morning dipped into Manx’s extensive catalogue and found a wonderfully chill song: Moon Going Down. This song encompasses Manx’s musicality and ability to convey emotion. The instrumentation and vocals line up perfectly on Moon Going Down, a great song to get your weekend morning started in a relaxed way.
Errol Blackwood – Our Father’s Home
WATCH | Our Father’s Home:
Errol Blackwood performed at the 149th Western Fair this week. Ahead of that performance, London Morning played Our Father’s Home, a lament for distant homeland. Our Father’s Home is a perfect mid-tempo Reggae song with emotive vocals. Our Father’s Home will work well on a variety of playlists.
Lindsey & The Lonelies – San Jose
WATCH | San Jose:
London’s alt/dark-country band Lindsey & The Lonelies are rounding the corner on a new full-length album. The first single, San Jose, dropped this week, and it lives up to the dark-alt country genre… but not too dark or too slow. San Jose will sit well on a chill vibes playlist.
LISTEN | Ryan’s music pitch:
London Morning4:143 songs from London Morning to boost your weekend playlist
On Fridays London Morning music curator Ryan Soulliere highlights three songs from the show to boost your weekend playlist. This week Ryan’s picks are: Moon Going Down by Harry Manx, Our Father’s Home by Errol Blackwood and San Jose by London’s Lindsey and The Lonelies.