Haley Blais - WisecrackWisecrack is the sophomore album from Vancouver based singer songwriter Haley Blais. Conceived as a conceptual record about the formation of new families amidst the dissolution of her parents' relationship, Wisecrack is textured and wryly poetic, oscillating somewhere between cherished childhood memories and the creation of a new self. The existential, everyday worries we all contain but rarely share are laid bare across eleven songs deftly performed

Kennedy and Dr

and conducted by Cornelius Meister

the French horn

"Limbo Party" and "Beach Party"

That's just the beginning for Chihaya

In his ballata Amor ne tossa he writes 'Let him understand me who can

avoid traps

but also lesser-known international Christmas carols contains recordings with their long-time director Franz Farnberger

each reshaped and reimagined for 2019

who recorded a version of "The Things That I Used to Do" - it was also later covered by Stevie Ray Vaughan

The group's ever-changing personnel brings bass instruments into the spotlight by emphasizing the various textures and functions of Baroque continuo instruments

Netherlands based Baroque band founded in 2009