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Singer Says Latest Single Tries To Drive Home Important Message
Nova Scotian band The Stanfields has released “Pick up the Phone”, a light-hearted, spiritual follow-up to “Stay the Blazes Home”, to get people talking if they feel overwhelmed.
Halifax band releases song to help mental health in Nova Scotia
Halifax band The Stanfields just released a new song called Pick up the Phone, and it’s available for download, with 100 percent of the proceeds going to the Mental Health Foundation of Nova Scotia.
Fans support the Stanfields’ isolation message with homemade clips
Just like the song says in his band’s new viral video, the Stanfields' Jon Landry is staying the blazes home. Released after a frenzied weekend of self-isolated recording, the impromptu single is an online sensation.
New Music Friday returns like the blazes with the Stanfields
One of Nova Scotia’s higher-profile acts The Stanfields has taken the bull by the horns to turn Premier of Nova Scotia Stephen McNeil’s meme-worthy admonishment to stay the blazes home into a slice of kitchen party gold.
Premier’s ‘Stay The Blazes Home’ Warning Is Now A Kitchen Party Song
When Premier Stephen McNeil told Nova Scotians to “stay the blazes home”, some people heard a public service announcement. John Landry, frontman of the Stanfields, and his wife Shannon heard a song.
Stanfields face the future, fight mortality on Classic Fadeout
Fans of Nova Scotia folk ’n’ roll band The Stanfields shouldn’t read too much into the title and cover of its new album Classic Fadeout. The cover shows a sharply dressed skeleton the band affectionately calls Death Draper.
