Red Fir
Burnaby, BC V5C 2M7, Canada | Established. Jan 01, 2015
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Red Fir have released “Ghost in the Water,” off their upcoming album, Old Yale Rd. Fronted by vocalist and guitarist Jordan Mitchell, the Vancouver lofi, indie folk project features Gerilee McBride on drums. Written with the thought of drowning in-mind, the duo put forth a psych-infused, hazy acoustic track. Stream and purchase it below. - Premenant Rain Press
Canadian musicians Megan Nash and Dana Beeler will be bringing their cross-country Wagon Tour to Vancouver’s Pat’s Pub & Brewhouse on June 12th. Joining them for the musically-inclined evening will be local indie-folk artist Red Fir.
Saskatchewan-based Nash released her second album, Song Harvest Volume One, in March - a delicate collection of folk-pop tunes. Following the release, she spoke on a panel at the Great Northern Music Conference, performed at the Snow King Festival in Yellowknife, and was featured in Saskatchewan newspaper, the Moose Jaw Times Herald.
Beeler, a folk-country musician from Nova Scotia, pens “clever stories of love, loss, and lust.” She released her debut album, The Long Goodbye, in 2012, and two years later, won Gold at The Coast’s Best of Halifax: Music Edition for Country Artist.
Jordan Mitchell fronts lo-fi indie-folk project Red Fir, his music a haunting, contemplative journey through his strong lyricism and acoustic simplicity. He released the single “Ending Our World,” in March, and is currently working on an EP.
Check out the Facebook event page for more details by following the link here. It is sure to be a fun evening that fulfills listeners’ needs for indie-folk, acoustic goodness! Tickets are $10 at the door. Don’t miss out!
Not convinced? Give a listen to an acoustic version of Megan Nash’s song, “Start of Something,” below. - Premanent Rain Press
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Still working on that hot first release.
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Red Fir is a new project fronted Jordan Mitchell who is the primary singer and composer. Jordan has been playing guitar for over 20 years and has played in various bands around Vancouver as a guitar player and songwriter but has recently started singing and composing his own work.
When playing live as Red Fir, Jordan plays as a solo act and with his wife Gerilee McBride and as an duo and sometimes with various other musicians to fill in the instrumental parts.
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