Halifax-based songsmith Arsoniste is readying a new EP for release later this year, but before it arrives, Exclaim! is giving you an exclusive first look at a new video from the singer.
The musical moniker of Rachel Sunter (often backed by Patrick Murphy on drums), Arsoniste typically delivers sultry synth-pop jams. The latest offering, however, showcases a stripped-down side to the East Coast performer.
The new clip captures Sunter seated at her piano, filling the room at Deep North Studio with a haunting rendition "Consolation" conveyed using nothing but her keyboard and powerful voice.
The track is the latest to be included in a live music series going by the name #HFXsongs, which as you might deduce, aims to shine a spotlight on talent from Nova Scotia's capital. Watch the live video of Arsoniste doing "Consolation" in the player below.
The musical moniker of Rachel Sunter (often backed by Patrick Murphy on drums), Arsoniste typically delivers sultry synth-pop jams. The latest offering, however, showcases a stripped-down side to the East Coast performer.
The new clip captures Sunter seated at her piano, filling the room at Deep North Studio with a haunting rendition "Consolation" conveyed using nothing but her keyboard and powerful voice.
The track is the latest to be included in a live music series going by the name #HFXsongs, which as you might deduce, aims to shine a spotlight on talent from Nova Scotia's capital. Watch the live video of Arsoniste doing "Consolation" in the player below.