Christine Fellows finds music in sounds we tend to take for granted: the voices of the people we love, the sounds of the spaces we move through as part of our daily lives. Alternately delicate and rousing, her songs shed light on characters that tend to be overlooked and isolated, those whose struggles and triumphs are difficult to quantify. Many of her characters are women, an intentional focus that Christine has continued through 7 solo albums that highlight the vivid interior lives of pigeon-fanciers, shut-ins, runaways, and solitary travellers in wintery northlands.
Fellows is based in Winnipeg, Canada, where she collaborates with artists from all disciplines to create and produce performance works and recordings. In November 2018, she’ll release her 7th solo album, Roses on the Vine (Vivat Virtute).
Burning Daylight, her 2014 solo album and poetry collection, is available at your local independent bookstore/record store, or you can order online from All Lit Up in Canada, and AK Press in the US. A digital version of the full album can be purchased here.