With an innovative approach to music, Jean-Paul De Roover is much more than a solo artist. Accompanied by live looping, guitars and a voice used as an instrument, this ‘sonic architect’ builds his songs from foundation to facade before your very eyes. Beginning with dead silence, his performance could lead anywhere: full a capella harmonies, rhythmic tribal beats, noise-layered worlds of ambient rock, campfire-folk, electro-ballads and anything in between. With lyrical content that can be brutally honest, or lovingly truthful, one thing is certain: the originality and creativity of his timeless performances shines through to every listener.
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TBay’s @adamhopkins is eyeing the Olympic dream and pushing for a spot on the Canadian team as skateboarding makes its debut in Tokyo.
More in the interview by Matt Prokopchuk on p. 52 of our May issue, link in bio
📸 by @taylor___ballard
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Sharon Bon, owner of @damemasdance (Spanish for “give me more dance”), is looking to amplify the diversity of the local dance scene and share her passion for kizomba, an African dance rooted in Angolan culture and rhythm.
More in the story by Sara Sadeghi Aval, @sarasadeghiaval95 on p. 36 of our May issue, link in bio.
📸 by @shannonleperephoto
#tbay #thunderbay #dance #dancer #kizomba #kizombadance #africandance
