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You guys sound GREAT!!! Excellent video vibes!!!!!!

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The last verse is absolute perfection. 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

Found you randomly on TikTok during one of your lives. Really love your sound. New Fan here. 🕊️🩶🪶

❤BEAUTIFUL SONG 🎵 👍🫶🙏

Such a perfect vocal to this song. Reminds me of Sara Bareilles,the uniqueness of it and how it defies genre while matching the lyric perfectly. A great songwriter will tell an entire story in a few words and Jadea has quite a few songs that do just that. 10/10

Your singing touches people. That's a beautiful gift. :)

I heard you for the first time on a Protest the Hero video, but your own project is amazing! You really have a beautiful voice.

Loved it❤️

This is a beautiful Song of revelation and discovery ❤️

It's such a great song! Love the animation too. ❤

I just love the two of you!

Sounds so freakin good.

Beautiful

Jadea, I’m so grateful to have known your grace ❤

Nice set

If i had my way you woud be on all the radios 📻 💯 You're the beat 💓

❤ 🥰🙌🙌🫶🫶🙏 Amazing Song 🎵

THIS IS SUCH A WONDERFUL SONG ❤🎉😊 I love your style your voice your individual spirit Love your songs 🎵 ❤

I Just thankfully discovered you on tic tok You have an amazing style all your own. I love love this song 🎵 You sing to the spirit ❤🙌

Solo ❤

Amazing, cheers from Sweden!

AHHHH! Been waiting for this song to be released since hearing you guys live in Calgary. Love love love.

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What a gorgeous song written by a gorgeous and talented soul! 🤗🥳🙌🏽🙏🏽✨🩷

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Love love love 💕

I love this video Jadea! The message is fantastic and your voice is so lovely. Choosing to be solo is powerful… It honors your self worth, cultivates inner strength, and paves the path to a brighter, authentic journey ahead.

Beautiful song, love it! Keep up the great work!!

I love how they captured Jadea's personality in the video. Good job.

WOW q bonita 😊cansion

Loved the song, your vibe and your voice (as always). The set has a pretty cool vibe too 🙌

You KNOW you have a special song when it gets better and better the more you hear it. ✈️🚀

Absolutely beautiful.

You're amazing.

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I love this song!

One day I’ll get to say “I knew you when”. You have a beautiful voice and a wonderful talent.

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My favorite Jadea song. 🎸🇨🇦

I like this version. Very effective with the solo vocal. I have a feeling the next single from Weather Girl will have that too.😂

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Such a beautiful song and the story behind it is amazing

Música muito linda

This is really nice, really well done. I usually get antsy during podcasts (ADHD??), but this one flowed well and kept me interested and entertained. Thoroughly enjoyed it!

Very well done!

I've never felt comfortable taking grant money to make new music. Over the decades I've funded every release I've put out or funded for others and only once did I apply and receive public money and that was in 1997 a $5,500 factor recording grant for our album released in 1999. Kelly and I via our company invested $12,000 to fund that release. A Father of a band member invested $3,000 and while the band didn't invest in the invoices associated with making the album from rentals and studios to producer fees and post recording. In total if we look at the marketing hours I spent and the "extra" non paid hours our producers put in because they didn't sign up for two years but once they started as all really serious song makers they finished the project. The band lived together during this 2 year period in Toronto and used every cent they made working in pubs to pay for practice space and expenses playing shows because in Toronto if you're not playing shows while making an album you're forgotten in weeks. So in total we probably spent about $60,000 in time and skills - I also repaid about $500 of our factor loan in the 2 years after releasing our album. The loan was artist friendly and any debt forgiven after two years. I still feel bad we weren't able to repay that loan but the stress and pressure of trying to get signed to our two Canadian labels during that two year period burned out the band and they all quit shortly after the album was done. While we did have distribution without touring sales were very low and most came from indiepool because our distributor dropped us and we had to pay them back for unsold albums. I give all your listeners these real experiences so they have a more realistic sense of how hard it is to make even modest income from making new music in Toronto which is the biggest market in Canada. We all tend to put "happy" smiles on and play the pretend game of "looking" like we're wealthy music makers but the reality is even our top songwriters if you average their after tax income would have a career in the low income range of employment. So make music because you love it - my advice is have the "day" job because then you don't need the grants and tax dollars because I know many that have made a living in non profit organizations focused on getting as much grant and loan tax money as possible. Its actually a career for some sadly. We're songwriters - our art is about expressing emotions deeply to invite and unite us - its an art we evolve to help humans evolve. Too many music makers faced with the reality of the music industry stop making music burned out and bitter. I know several really innovative and creative songwriters that no longer make music - that hurts our art because we don't have their contributions and exciting new art to inspire us - so all this inspired by what you're doing here for the few interested in real experiences being brave enough to create new music in this world - happy creative days ahead all : )

You're both so talented! Love listening to how Saint Hubert's Eve came to be. Such an incredible story.