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Livestream single release party
May 30th Side Door livestream show
Compassion Machine – premiere
Exclusive video premiere!
Compassion Machine – out now
May 22 – Today’s the day!
Compassion Machine – In Quarantine
Compassion Machine quarantine video
April 25th livestream show
Fundraiser for WISH.
New single May 22nd
Compassion Machine – May 22nd release
UN World Bee Day
Support The David Suzuki Foundation
Videos from show w/ Jane Siberry
Fan videos from The WISE Hall show
April 3rd Show with Jane Siberry
Sold out show @ The WISE Hall
April 2nd interview on CiTR
Radio interview with Queer FM
no static number 1 on CiTR!
Top 30 charts – April 13/18
Aug 31st at Aquarius Sessions
My first Side Door show!
Live @ The Cultch
Video from April 13th concert.
Aug 25th Show at Lana Lou’s
With Clone and The Furniture
A magical night at The Cultch
Indie music comes to life!
Spring 2018 no static re-launch tour
Details here.
Spring Tour 2018
Tour details for May 2018
kele on Co-op Radio
Live on Radio Bandcouver
kele & Sarah Wheeler on CiTR
April 10th on Queer FM CiTR
kele on CBC Radio
A shout out from North by Northwest
no static re-launch @ The Cultch
Details here.
kele on Ian Gregson’s VLOG
VanCity Indie VLOG
no static tour re-launch!
April 13th at The Cultch in Vancouver.
2017 fave songs
A list of 23 songs…in no particular order.
End of year update
A post to explain my radio silence…
Me Oh My video
Lara Kroeker’s for Musical Spaces.
In My Dream video
New video by Lara Kroeker.
Featured in “Best Bets”
Plug in Hamilton Spectator.
Spring Tour 2017
Dates and details!
ekologik lyric video
First lyric video from no static
no static in the charts!
CiTR Radio’s Top 30 Album Chart.
Rogers TV Daytime Ottawa
TV interview & performance
ekologik – lyric image
I bow to the machine now.
Video sketches
Storyboarding and sketches for a soon-to-be-released lyric video.
What’s a carrier hotel?
Do you know what a carrier hotel is? Listen to the song!
Let’s invert totalitarianism
Now, here in Canada, we’re on the cusp of inverting that inversion.
Brain Pickings
A must-visit site! Brain Pickings is often my salvation on my commute…
hazel motes Poster
In the nineties and early two thousands I was the lead singer, songwriter and rhythm guitarist in Vancouver indie pop band, hazel motes.
Climate Change and Conflict
Mother Jones recently published an excellent comic by Audrey Quinn & Jackie Roche on how climate change sparked the civil war in Syria.
Engineer, day 1
What a revelation! My first day at the controls in the studio was a blast. I learned so much and think I caught on pretty quick.
Inverted totalitarianism
I’ve written a couple of posts over the past few months about zombies and political apathy. Separate posts, with unconnected themes.
Disposable media or the art of change
In empty spaces, in-between places and in the margins you may find the discarded bits of people’s lives.
The Tin Forest – neighbourly love
In early March I received a friendly email from my domain neighbours, The Tin Forest. The Marketing & Press Officer for the National Theatre of Scotland wanted to let me know that the company is putting on a large scale participatory arts project called The Tin Forest, which is part of the Cultural Programme of […]
Canadian pride & the great political swindle
It’s been just over a week now since the Olympics have wrapped up. I can’t say I tracked the event with any sort of commitment but do admit a love of speed skating of any sort and usually make an effort to watch these events plus women’s hockey whenever I can. I can certainly appreciate […]
Rust in peace, return to the earth
In the Ardennes region of Belgium, there lies a traffic jam of forest cars. They are cars abandoned by American troops at the end of World War II as they left Europe for home. Decades later, photographers have captured elegiac photos of the cars merging with nature and returning to the earth. Photo source: Matthias […]
Shuttered
Over the past few months, a cascade of local businesses have closed down on Main Street. The reason? Escalating rents and real estate prices. Some established gems have been shuttered. What amazes me most about the changes I see is the businesses that are moving in to replace the stand-bys…Cafe Montmarte replaced by the Shameful […]
I walked with a zombie…
Lately I’ve been curious about the prevalence of zombies in popular culture – they shuffle through music, movies, comics, TV shows. Recent TV shows like The Walking Dead and blockbuster movies like World War Z have brought zombies into the collective consciousness. World War Z is also a best-selling book by Max Brooks that is […]
I love to read
Indeed, I do love to read. Anything…fiction, non-fiction, poetry, biography, autobiography, short stories, magazines, graffiti, academic papers, recipes, diaries, love notes. For years I have kept track of what I’ve read via various written lists in the back of day planners and journals. Most recently, I’ve moved my list to private Google doc. In this […]
Walk for Reconciliation – Sept 22nd, 2013
Walk for Reconciliation – photo by kele Thousands came out in the rain to walk for reconciliation on Saturday; joined with the common goal to move through our shared history and come to grips with the abuse of Indigenous Peoples in Canada. It was a moving finale of the Truth & Reconciliation Commission’s events on […]