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Visit: eastsideconfectioneryrecords.com/author/ericthesoo I guess if this was an interview, maybe somewhere along the way I would be asked “why Algoma Street? What is the meaning behind the title of this […]
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Alex Mason tackles the challenges of the mind’s dark places with his impelling album from 2023, Ghost of the Great Lakes. The 10-track journey is an honest and personal account of Alex’s own experience, played out in the backdrop of the mystery that the Great Lakes forever pulls on. Mason shares details on what moved him to write the record and what effect the process had on him.
Ghost of the Great Lakes is Mason’s first full-length album. In 2015 he released a 4-song EP, Jasper and then in 2018, 3-song performance recording titled, Salt and the Sea (Live from Dorchester).
Visit: facebook.com/alexmasonmusic
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Alex Mason
“But the past it has no shape, Some ghost of the great lakes In time we all return, To what we knew.”
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