Latest posts by William Brookson (see all)
- Jont Turns Existential Questions into an Uplifting Indie-Folk Groove on “Ibogaine Boogie” - September 4, 2026
- New York’s Scarlett Macfarlane Reclaims the Woman-Scorned Narrative on “Where There’s Smoke, There’s Fire” - September 3, 2026
- RUMBLEFRENZ Soundtrack the Courage to Take the Leap on New Album ‘WE EXIST IN THE REALM OF INFINITE POSSIBILITIES’ - September 2, 2026
Jason Kent’s debut first came out in 2006 – when times were simpler, the world seemed a safer place, and CD’s still reigned. Since then, Kent has continued writing and recording with his ensemble Sunfields, releasing four records. In addition, he has recorded and toured all over with an array of Montreal luminaires including Elephant Stone, The Barr Brothers, The Dears, Kandle, Évelyne Brochu, and Vulagires Machins.
New single, “Something More,” taken from his forthcoming sophomore Soft Commotion LP, is a nod to the current state of things with some rhymes thrown in for good measure and a backbeat you can sway to. In an age where everything’s a commodity, we are never satisfied.
