No Filter – June 17, 2019

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2019, Absolutely Free, artist, band, Bodywash, Canada, Carly Rae Jepsen, CFCF, CHUO FM, City and Colour, Girlfriend Material, Group, Hua Li 化力, Jean-Michel Blais, Jeanines, Joe Alexander Shepherd, Kate Tempest, Keith Mosfet, L Con, Laurent Bourque, Lungbutter, Mauno, Mid-Air Thief, Moriko Kodama, Music, Music Video, Musician, Musicians, Nathan Shubert, New Swears, Ottawa, Paper Beat Scissors, Radio, Robag Wruhme, Robyn, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Scattered Clouds, Shotgun Jimmie, singer, slowthai, Steve Adamyk Band, U.S. Girls, UK, Union Duke, USA

Have a listen to No Filter on CHUO 89.1 FM for June 17, 2019.

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Keith Mosfet – Superficial Hypocrite [Music Video]

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2019, alternative, artist, Canada, Keith Mosfet, Music, Musician, Review, Rock, singer, Single, Superficial Hypocrite, Toronto

How a year has changed for Keith Mosfet.
Previously posted about him in 2018.
Looks like he did a complete 180.
Ditching the indie folk-rock to more of a angsty retro-rock sound with Superficial Hypocrite.
About the song:
“I wanted to write a song that would take the piss out of my generation and I.
Naturally, I went for the jugular of our fake Instagram lifestyle.
Putting a mirror to myself while also placing a mirror on the people surrounding me, “Superficial Hypocrite” is full of self-deprecating humour about the collective stupidity we’ve all fallen victim to.”

No Filter – November 12, 2018

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2018, Area Resident, artist, band, Canada, Carly Rae Jepsen, Chandra, Charles Bradley, CHUO FM, Claire George, Deanna Petcoff, Folly and the Hunter, Foxwarren, Fucked Up, Graham Van Pelt, Grimes, Group, Hubert Lenoir, Joseph Shabason, Keep Shelly In Athens, Keith Mosfet, Kelsey Lu, Klaus, Mike Edel, Music, Music Video, Musicians, N0V3L, New Chance, Ottawa, Panda Bear, Poppy, Postiljonen, Priors, Radio, Sauna, singer, The Lonely Parade, The Seaons, The Zolas, Twist, USA, Yukon Blonde

Have a listen to the November 12, 2018 edition of No Filter on CHUO 89.1 FM.
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Keith Mosfet – Let Me Go [Listen]

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2018, artist, Canada, folk, Keith Mosfet, Let Me Go, Music, Musician, Review, Rock, singer, Single, Toronto

Toronto musician Keith Mosfet has a song out called Let Me Go.
It is a catchy 2-minute indie folk-rock arsty song.
About the song:
Let Me Go uses a Beach Boys-esque vibe to call out an ex-girlfriend who broke his heart yet still wants more from the relationship. Ever self-aware, Mosfet explains that he was “trying to make fun of those Grease-type songs, which are full of toxic masculinity and damsels in distress.”
Have a listen to the song