Samantha Savage Smith

That's on Wonder Wheel Recordings, which is a label you probably want to follow if you like music.

contemporary world music a lot of it Latin but not all of it there's African stuff there too and then there's other I'll just use a shorthand term sort of club music that may or may not be particularly ethnic in quotation marks one way or another but it's a great label to follow if you like the music that's played on this show Speaking in Tongues the World Music Show every Saturday from 11am to 1pm a couple of Samantha Savage Smith tracks in there too the most recent one was the one that's from the new album called Little Space We heard good vibes and with the technological thing that was happening initially.

Right off the hop, we heard something from a 2015 album called Fine Lines and that was higher than above.

And local artist Samantha Savage-Smith, great for her to be back in the studio.

It's a hard way with nothing to do.

Brand new music from Samantha Savage Smith out of Calgary, and, uh, her record's called Little Piece, or Little Place rather, and, uh, the track there was called Good Vibes.

Uh, also we had some Aaron Frazer in there.

He's got a new single out called Same Old Game, and, uh, we're looking forward to a record from him.

Go out, support shows.

Uh, shout-out Samantha Savage Smith, just dropped her album-

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... uh, last week.

We have, uh, kind of a folk-inspired two-piece going into more of an indie alternative rock-inspired set there.

Um, yeah, we got new music from Sandra Sutter, Natalie Ingah, Samantha Savage Smith, and Crystal Eyes.

Lots of new music on today's episode, so make sure you keep that dial locked to CJSW 90.9 FM.

We'll also have the website recording on our website.

Pretending to Be People by Crystal Eyes.

That is also a track that has a music video attached to it.

Before that, we heard from Samantha Savage Smith and their track Sundress, off their brand-new album, Little Place.

Before that, we heard from Natalie Ingá with their new track called Failed II.