Saturday, October 16, 2010
Saturday, July 10, 2010
Monday, June 28, 2010
June 18th Show
I was in a show at La Butte St Jacques and it went well. Sophie La Pierre is my vocal coach and she put together a recital every one of the singers was very good. As I watched them all sing one after an other it made me think of doing a musical. The casting was at this time complete. Because of this show I have decided to write a musical stage show.
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Monday, April 26, 2010
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Hapus Ye Demi
Hapus Ye Demi
This song is played at Pagan Festivals its how we cast our circle on stage, sometimes.
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Tuesday, April 20, 2010
Saturday, April 17, 2010
Wednesday, April 07, 2010
By Design
By Design by lokigui Ostara MMX SOCAN All right protected.
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You look so fine. You dress so well, like a fashion icon like CoCo Channel.
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You’re covered in ink from an artist’s pen. A canvas, all want to see again and again.
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Like a Chagall muted and blue. A master’s touch has painted you. You’re a work of art.
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Picasso’s muses had nothing on you. Kandinsky’s women look like you.
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You’re guarded and priceless yet can’t be sold like a piece of Art work that never grows old.
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Artistically born, raised in rock style. It’s your turn to walk a red carpet mile.
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You’re off in the world. It’s your time to tour. Cameras are clicking. You’re high couture.
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It must be clear what your world thinks of you. You’re a piece of art they value true.
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You’re a work of art ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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Point the way blaze the trail. To many love you can’t fail.
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Yesterdays fashions have come to an end. Whatever you wear now is always the trend.
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You look so fine. You once were mine. Like yesterdays fashion you have left me behind.
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But my ink well is full, my brushes are wet. I’ve met my new canvas she will be my best work yet.
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She will be my best work yet. and you I will forget.
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Friday, January 29, 2010
Renegade Crow
Renegade Crow
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Elodee dies
Elodee the female lead vocal with Triskalia died of a brain tumor, she was operated in April and still she died Tuesday July 14, 2009. If you know my band Triskalia she was my singer. Please let everyone know who knew the band or her. Here is a video that was shot in the studio of Elodee singing her signature song. I loved it every time the band performed it. Please click its just a beautiful performance.
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Sunday, August 10, 2008
Wednesday, August 06, 2008
C.I.R.A.A.
Joined (CIRAA) Canadian Independent Recording Artists' Association., today if you are "indie by choice and not by default" I encourage you to join.
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Its a go cest un depart.
My gear. I have decided to build my own project recording studio. I have been wanting this for years and now I can. So with this gear Acoustic Dancer takes a leap forward.
CPU
Dell laptop Inspiron 1520
OS
Vista & XP
Protools LE
Tracktion
Reason Live
Board
A Mackie Universal Pro control mixer board
Out Board Rack.
Degidesign 003
Duende Classic SSL processor
ART Digital MPA Gold preamp
Focusrite Platinum LE
SLA-1 ART Amplifier
Furman M-8D Power Conditioner
DBX Pro compressor gate
Symetrix 528
Monitors
Mackie Monitors HR624
Yorkville YSM1 - Passive Monitors
Instruments
Taylor guitar
Nylon acoustic guitar.
Barracuda bass
Traynor bass amp 50 watts
Traynor stage board.
Stage monitors.
Norman 12 string acoustic.
Fender Acoustic amp.
Fender Stratocaster.
120 watt guitar amp fender twin type.
Sunday, February 03, 2008
CD Review by Duncan delaMontagne
This review was posted by my friend Duncan delaMontagne.
http://duncantarot.googlepages.com/triskalia-myth,magickandmysteries
Triskalia released their Pagan-Alt Rock CD Myth, Magick and Mysteries in 2005. They toured extensively on the strength of the disc, performing over 60 shows and quickly became favorites at summer Pagan Music Festivals such as Echoes and Wic-Can Fest (where they were featured headliners).
Myth, Magic and Mysteries is a collection of songs front- man Lokigui (Jason G. Bernard) wrote in the Pagan paradigm in a variety of musical styles and on a variety of themes. It was recorded in the studio as a live jam in order to recreate the Triskalia live show experience. The collection includes Celtic-influenced songs of friendship and love such as Pixie O. There is the anthemic Maiden, Mother Crone (a Pagan Festival camp-fire favorite, particularly with the girls). Fire Dance is a traditional folk-rock love song with a lively lilt to it. The strong rock-influenced ballad Pagan Heart allows lead singer Lokigui to stretch his rich vibrant voice and set a new standard in the bardic tradition. The exceptionally beautiful and haunting hit single Avian has a dazzling bass prelude performed by Roger. Throughout the disc Flazz's melodic violin strains stir the soul and add eerie texture to the music. Miss Elodee's soaring vocals create unique atmosphere and compliment Jason's lead vocals beautifully. Myth, Magic and Mysteries is truly a witches brew, an eclectic blend, a daring fusion of diverse musical styles and influences, and Triskalia pulls it off brilliantly.
Tragically, lead-singer and guitarist Lokigui was struck down by a car and seriously injured in his hometown of Montreal in the spring of 2006, just as the band was planning to enter the studio to commence the creative process which would culminate with recording of their second disc. A year-long convalescence and recovery by the band's co-founder, most prolific song-writer and front-man set Triskalia back on its heels. Jason continued to write music during this very dark and difficult time in his life. He began a solo project (Accoustic Dancer) and penned perhaps his finest song to date, the poignant and evocative Louisiana. Triskalia reassembled in June of 2007 and went back into rehearsal at Lokigui's Montreal occult shop (www.suntarot.com) and made a triumphant return to the stage at three-day Echoes Fest at the end of that month. A new dimension was added to the band when bassist Eric Litinas came into the fold, freeing up Roger for lead guitar. Roger took Triskalia in a new direction, one true to his own heavy metal roots when the band finally returned to the studio to record his excellent new song, The Hours, in the fall of 2007.
What the future holds for Triskalia no one can say, will they record and tour together again, or will the siren`s call of successful solo projects take them their separate ways? However, whatever the cards may hold, Myth, Magick and Mysteries will stand the test of time as a brilliant musical legacy left behind by these gifted, visionary and magickal musicians from Montreal.
You can contact Triskalia at www.myspace.com/triskalia
You can buy Myth, Magic and Mysteries online at -
www.indiepool.com/main/store/index.asp?n=29446
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