Ontario is a song about recovery, acceptance and finding sanctuary on foreign soil, it is a heartfelt portrait of a place
Prolific and ambitious, it was while hurtling from gig to gig that they began writing their more urgent, melodic, and focused follow-up.
Hail Mary’ has taken us on such an awesome journey in so many different directions! We wanted to share everything from writing the song, to the release with Netflix
“The singer-songwriter has her own, uniquely raw take on music.” Hunger Magazine
This City now stands at over 180 million worldwide streams, 1 million worldwide sales and over 7 million video views.
The video features both live footage of Tate in her bedroom as well as animation that transforms Tate into her alter ego and alternative universe.
The song is beautifully emotive and very apt for these strange times as he sings; “I know you know life’s not fair / Maybe that’s why revolution’s in the air”.
Mai Kino pleads to not be let down and with this admittance of a lapse in control comes one of the track’s most important messages
“…a surf rock band, but only if your idea of surfing involves getting pummeled by a giant wave…” – CONSEQUENCE OF SOUND
The trio has covered songs from such greats as, Paul McCartney, Cream, The Who, Jethro Tull, Steely Dan, and many more. They also have also covered some prog classics from the likes of King Crimson and Yes.