Canadian storyteller Sister Ray's EP ''Teeth'' is out
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Born and raised on the expansive prairies of Sturgeon County, Sister Ray’s music is steeped in a wide range of cultural influences. With gospel bluegrass and 90’s country playing in the background of their youth, it was the traditional Métis music played at home that not only brought them closer to their heritage but taught them a form of storytelling rooted in collective value, resilience, and safety.
Their new EP “Teeth” came from a need for space and the repercussions conditional to this desire. “I was thinking often about intimacy and avoidance—crawling around to find where my place would be,” songwriter Ella Coyes says. The songs were written quickly and vigorously, mimicked through the recording process, crafted by Coyes over five days, and once again recruiting Ginla as collaborators and producers.
Tracklisting:
1. Teeth
2. Pressing Down
3. All Dogs Go To Heaven
4. I Never Will Marry
Live:
JUL 7, 2023 FRI - Mariposa Folk Festival 2023 - Orillia, ON, Canada
