Janice Jo Lee

Sing Hey

by Janice Jo Lee

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14 page mini zine with lyrics from Sing Hey.

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	1.	All the times you were silent 04:43
	2.	Rising 04:06
	3.	Oh I Owe 05:43
	4.	Millenial Blues 01:56
	5.	No Mr Patriarchy 04:15
	6.	Resilience 01:04
	7.	Come On Over 03:35
	8.	40 km to Pickle Lake 03:36
	9.	In the Breeze 03:35
	10.	Weathered 02:08
	11.	To the Stars 03:00
	12.	When you wore a tulip 01:54

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These are survival songs. Affirmations of sadness, celebrations of love, songs to sing to get free.

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released January 21, 2016

1. All the times you were silent (4:43)
2. Rising (4:07)
3. Oh I Owe (5:44)
4. Millenial Blues (1:57)
5. No Mr Patriarchy (4:16)
6. Resilience (1:04)
7. Come On Over (3:36)
8. 40 km to Pickle Lake (3:36)
9. In the Breeze (3:39)
10. Weathered (2:09)
11. To the Stars (3:00)
12. When you wore a tulip (1:55)

Produced by Janice Jo Lee. Copyright Janice Jo Lee SOCAN 2015. All Rights Reserved. JANICEJOLEE.CA

Janice Jo Lee: vocals, beatbox, trumpet, guitar
Adam F. Lewis: percussion on tracks 1, 7, 9
Brockenshire Lemiski: additional guitar on track 9, piano on track 12
Lydia Mainville: cello on tracks 6, 8
Becky Reesor: piano on track 3

All songs written by Janice Jo Lee, except track 10 written by Percy Wenrich and Jack Mahoney. Recorded and mixed on analogue by D.H. Thompson and Bill Howard at The Monolith Studio Kitchener. Mastered by Dave Houde. Photography by Hannah Marie. Album art and design by Zinta Avens Auzins.

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Janice Jo Lee Kitchener, Ontario

Janice Jo Lee is a folk artist rooted in Kitchener, Ontario. She performs original soul-folk music, and is a spoken word artist and storyteller. In January 2016 she embarks on a 14 city tour across Canada with her new album Sing Hey.