Grey Market Mastering

10/25/2024

11 track album

10/25/2024

6 track album

10/14/2024

THE RAIN DROPS DEAD available now on cocobeurre.com

Dawning a new Cocobeurre sound, The Rain Drops Dead is a first series of instrumental, experimental interpretations and originals played on a 1928 baby grand.

Performed by: Coco Khan (piano) & Roy Vucino (bowed cymbals, guitar)
Recorded by: Coco Khan & Oily Chi
Mastering: Harris Newman
Photo: Nico Stinghe

10/09/2024

09/13/2024

Written by Craig RobertsonCraig Robertson - vocals, guitarJeff Dunk - bassJames McKie - fiddle All rights reserved.

08/16/2024

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08/01/2024

07/31/2024

My new album, Song of Songs, will go live on all platforms on Octo...

07/05/2024

My debut single ‘Talk to Me’ is here.

It’s my debut of me. 100% all me brought to life by some very close people and now we are ready to show you.

A big shout out goes to for seeing my vision and listening to me as an artist. Thank you to for playing with us on the track (drums/guitar).

This song is special for me it is the first of a series releases I have planned. Music that I am very proud of, that tells my story, and sings my messages.

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Everything is temporary 💥

Now streaming worldwide

Special download available at www.sarahjayneriley.com/music

06/28/2024

Today we’re releasing a song off our forthcoming record, Printed Pictures, (listen here: https://youtu.be/Q0CREoffjyA?si=jZv8DgGhdgsOIcEj )
as well as the stunning cover art made by . A pre-order for the full album will be up on bandcamp a little later this week, and the record will be out officially September 26th. We’ve been sitting on the album for a couple of years now, since it was recorded and finalized right before and after the birth of our kiddo.

This song is entitled « Sudden Melody, » recorded by and beautifully produced and mixed by . This song was the last one written for the record, and I finalized the lyrics right before our vocal recording day. I was around 26 weeks into pregnancy, overwhelmed by anxiety having been transferred to the high risk clinic, genetics and a perinatal cardiologist. Everything was heavily medicalized and no one would or could just say to me « things are going to be ok. » Though it wasn’t anyone’s intention, I felt like I was being told I was a failure over and over again- that my body wasn’t housing this baby right, like I wasn’t made to get through a pregnancy, like both of us were at risk because I just wasn’t built for this. When I wrote the lyrics to this song, what I needed was an externalized hope. Something to remind me that life is an uncontrollable force, that there is no perfect preparation to make us ready for loss and grief, that it’s ok to yearn for something even when we’re being told it might be out of reach. When I listened back to the rough mixes, before Jasper’s birth, in anticipation of the choices and experiences to come, it sent a wave of release through me and helped me cry, let go a little, experience the joy of where I already was and the connection I already felt to this unborn being, even if that was the only time we had.

Thanks to the wonderful players on this track: , , and Kelly Pratt.
Thanks to the generous support from Canada Council for the Arts

04/10/2024

Today I give you "All the Flowers" 💐 - the third single from my forthcoming album "Destroyer" which is out May 17 on .

This one is deep. We've all been through so much these past few years. I hope the feelings that I channelled into this song touch people so that they will not feel alone when struggling. 💜

"All the Flowers" was co-produced by Ian Bent, engineered by Charls Wishart Austin, Graeme Campbell, Iron Tulip Audio, Mike Hastings and Future Dad Music, mixed by Mark Lawson | Mixer | Engineer | Producer, mastered by Grey Market Mastering, and features performances by Ian Bent, Dale Murray, Doug Cameron, Nicholas Maclean, as well as The Dream Magic Orchestra(!), conducted by Daniel Bartholomew-Poyser.

This gorgeous single art: photo by Paul McCurdy with art direction by Benjamin Nelson Art&Design and Cherakee Andresen. Costume by my mum-in-law, Evelyn Bent.

Thanks to everyone who made this possible!