#strange froots

[rustybottlecap]

Goodbye Volcano High charity concert tonight October 4th

From KO_OP's twitter:

We’re having a concert to celebrate the launch of Goodbye Volcano High! We’ll have local MTL bands Strange Froots and Sarah Feldman performing, with a special guest appearance by Worm Drama Free livestream Wednesday Oct 4th on http://twitch.tv/koopmode starting at 8pm! Absolutely iconic poster by @linaw_u thank you for doing our dinos in homecoming styleeee All ticket proceeds from those attending the live show will go to Black Healing Fund and @ResilienceMTL if you’re not attending but would like to donate: https://blackhealingfund.com/donate / https://resiliencemontreal.com/en/donate

[strangefroots]

London Fog

released February 23, 2024 Written by Strange Froots & Sage L. Stewart Produced by Mags @mags92

Recorded and mixed by Tyler K. Rauman at Community Digital Arts Hub - Montreal Mastered by @MagnanimousMTL

Cover art by Nina Drew

[jacobwren]

Strange Froots - London Fog

[thenixkat]

Afro Punkass (feat. Malika Tirolien & Tshizimba)

[femalerappers]

Strange Froots | “The Wanderer”

“The Wanderer” by Strange Froots speaks on the parallels between slavery and modern-day racism as we know it through police brutality, among other forms. The instrumental is produced by Strange Froots member Mags, who is of half-Senegalese and half-Ghanaian decent. The original sample is from Senegalese artist Cheikh Lo’s “Dokandeme” (vagabond/wanderer in Wolof), which spoke on his trials and tribulations as an African immigrant in France.

Montreal bears Strange Froots. Girl group straight out of Nobad Sound Studio.

Listen to the EP on SoundCloud!

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Listen to This.  'The Wanderer' by Strange Froots.  + A Music Video Teaser.

[thesparkmag-blog]

“An artist is here to reflect on the times,” explains DragonFroot. “Representation of POC is very important; it saves lives and I wouldn’t be an artist if I didn’t represent that. It is also simply me. That being said, our music isn’t always political and that is okay because it can be very draining mentally for it to be. We just wanna jam out and have our QPOC jam out too and be able to have fun, but still look up and be like ‘They look like us, that’s awesome!’”

Montreal trio Strange Froots reflect on finding true expression, and their journey to Senegal.

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(Strange Froots)