Saskatchewan Videos
Mullets
TV Casualties
This Prince Albert-based band’s new music video “Mullets” is made up of band footage and drummer Ian’s archive skate footage, edited together and overlayed with a retro comic-book style effect.
Band footage by Cody & Ernie from BROKEN IDOLS. Ian’s Archive Skate footage by TEETH SKATE GANG. Video directed by Adam from TV Casualties. Audio recorded by Rich at DEEP SIX STUDIOS in Saskatoon.
Letter to 23
Ev Thompson
Ev Thompson’s new music video for "Letter to 23”, was filmed in a couple of Saskatchewan high schools and inside his childhood home, grounding the story in the actual places where his life began to take shape. It is one of his most personal songs, a message from the man he is today back to his 15-year-old self in 1995. That year, he played on Saskatoon’s city championship high-school basketball team, wearing jersey number 23, and many of the foundations of who he would become were formed in those gyms and hallways.
The video was shot by The Hustle Bureau, a Saskatoon-based media company. The track was recorded at RapRoom and was produced by Ev Thompson and DJ Pain 1.
Lungs
Anna Haverstock
In the new music video for Anna Haverstock’s single LUNGS, local drag artist Ivanna Beer and Anna have some fun, some drama and some good ol’ fashioned sing-a-longs.
The video was filmed and edited by Lauren Froese, and the audio was recorded at Skull Creek Studios with producer Aspen Beveridge.
Becoming Her - Original Music Video
This song is about being a transgender woman and transitioning. The video was shot in my home in an impiction of living life as a trans person. This song is an upbeat and inspirational anthem.
Rollercoaster
Nyasha Marian’s “Rollercoaster” is a feel-good and flirty R&B song that celebrates romance and self-acceptance. In this track, Nyasha speaks to the waves of life that often feel like a rollercoaster, and talks about being bold, having fun, and moving forward knowing you can’t change the past.
Ahead by a Century by The Tragically Hip
From a live performance by Pile of Bows String Quartet at the Regina Public Library through the Regina Symphony Orchestra's Education and Outreach Library Series, November 2017.
Everyone Wake Up
The Christmas single, “Everyone Wake Up ” is a fun sing-along song for kids and kids at heart. “It was inspired by memories of my youth when I was so excited but I had to wait for everyone to wake up before being able to open any presents. It seemed so unfair.”
This song is for all those kids that have to wait. Or do they?
A late release for 2024, the song is now available on Spotify, iTunes and most streaming and download sites. Full video on Youtube.
The Darkside
Blackrain
This is the first new song featuring new members Stephen Williams (bass) and Jason Ross (lead guitar) and a first new release from Blackrain in 10 years. The song was inspired by Glen Peekeekoot, Ryan and Jamie's father, when he was watching the news one night, and saw that NASA had declassified some files from one of the Apollo moon missions... where they heard music coming through the radios, when they went around the Darkside on the moon... The song was recorded at Lonesome Pine Hill Studio, and engineered by Lennon Peekeekoot, and produced by Lennon Peekeekoot and Ryan Peekeekoot.
Better Days
Hunter Brothers, Shantaia
“Better Days is a song about hope. Life can be tricky sometimes, but believing in the promise of the future helps ease the pain of the current troubles we may face. We were so excited to have our fellow Saskatchewan artist and friend, Shantaia, join us on this track that holds onto hope for new beginnings and celebrates the consistency of those who love us even in the darkest times. We wanted the sound to be familiar and rootsy while simultaneously finding new strides sonically that we've been wanting to explore. Ultimately, it feels real to the season of life we are in!” - Hunter Brothers
