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June 12, 2018

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Good morning everyone. Today on our top do earshot charts R&B, Montreal based artist, @septumpapi with the EP Wait Till Summer takes the lead! Listen on Bandcamp:) 1. @septumpapi - Wait Till Summer 2. @matildalyn - Sunwarmed 3. @francbatards - Tipa Tipa 4. Benjamin Sigerson & Steve Maddock - The Forest For Trees 5. @dannybellmusic - Contemporary Accordion Music 6. Brad Strang - Featuring 7. @ilovembf - Horizon Lines 8. @micahsage_ - The Radical Acceptance 9. @lj_folk - Lessen The Blue 10. @snottynoserezkids - Red Future 11. @turbokill.official - Champion 12. @cronesband - Human Error 13. @iamladyblackbird - Slang Spirituals 14. @sankyamami - Intro 15. @themanicboysandgirlsclub - The Manic Boys & Girls Club 16. Tonu Timm - Portselanist Koerad 17. @olleeowens - Nowhere To Hide 18. @charlieacourt - San Palarino 19. @danmanganmusic - Being Elsewhere Mix 20. @iamcalebhart - Emancipation 21. @carsonhoy - Enigmatic 22. @jasonkentmusic - Jukebox Boy 23. @rorytaillon - Now It's Quiet 24. @jessewaldman76 & Marc L'esperance - The Shimmering Divide 25. @dandelionhighway - The Crossing 26. @flamingosinthetree - As It Falls Into Place 27. @eddycurrentsmusic - Electric Minds 28. @thejailbirdsband - High Noon 29. @thekingsrhere - The Longest Story Ever Told 30. Fen - Dear Mouse

In collaboration with IWAU, CFUR will be hosting ‘Women in Song’ Open Mic night at the Thirsty Moose on November 14th! @inspiringwomenamongus @thirstymoosepub All genders welcome! **Songs performed must be written by women or non-binary folks.

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CFUR’s Studio Access Project is supported by Creative BC’s Music Industry Initiatives Program. With it, we are making a recording space for emerging Northern BC artists accessible.

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