NEWS - Kandle Shares New Single "Danger to Dream"

Montreal music industry vet Kandle's highly anticipated forthcoming album (due out later this year) is a crescendo of all her years immersed in music, and an intimate knowledge of the many ways this world can break your body and heart. Known as a fearlessly bold and beautifully vulnerable songwriter, Kandle is once again shining through the darkness as a voice for the outsiders and the forgotten.

Kandle shares "Danger to Dream," in support of International Women's Day, alongside an official music video directed by LA's Lauren Graham (who directed the video for 18 hours while breastfeeding her new baby). Kandle also wishes to bring attention to National Endometriosis Awareness Month and Women’s History Month this March. Being a self-produced, independent female artist suffering from this extremely painful, incurable disease (impacting 1 in 7 women!), Kandle hopes to use her voice and platform to help others feel less alone. Kandle and the band continue to capture the essence of alternative trip-hop, while giving the listener the timeless sounds of a Bond film or a Morricone score with trumpets and vibraslaps. The song is sexy and catchy with the strong, poetic, vulnerable lyrics we know Kandle to always deliver, and a rhythmic R&B inspired chorus you can't help but dance to thanks to the backing vocals of Mother Mother singer Debra-Jean Creelman and the tight propulsive drums of Yato Noukoussi, a sound the band is proud to say has never been done before.  

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Artwork Credit: Jeffrey Mitchell