Latest posts by William Brookson (see all)
- Interview: Dan Pallotta Reflects on Coming, Going and What Remains on ‘Children and Ghosts’ LP - September 14, 2026
- Alternative Artist Em Armstrong Turns Heartbreak Into Sultry, Moody New Single “Steal My Heart” - September 11, 2026
- Halifax’s Strange Plants Blur the Line Between Falling and Flying on Dreamy Psych-Pop Single “You Say Falling” - September 10, 2026
Opeongo is the moniker of 28-year-old singer-songwriter Keegan Trumpour of Midland, Ontario. After releasing debut LP Miasma in 2019, Opeongo is preparing his sophomore album, we’ll all go with (the-will-o’-the-wisp).
Opeongo returns with a bigger and bolder single “dreadful sorry clemency,” reimagining the protagonist Clementine from the traditional folk tune and Elliott Smith song. “dreadful sorry clemency” encapsulates loss – of mercy, lenience, and forgiveness. We can survive a lack of empathy and understanding with a little bit of warmth, compassion and care for one another.
