BLUE COLLAR CLASSIFICATION
OFFICIAL MUSIC VIDEO

Directed by Silkbone Studios
Written and Edited by
Kandy Roar
Post Production by
Silkbone Studios
Production Assistant
Arthur Riccane

Starring Kandy Roar, Alex Flock, Graeme Doyle, Simon C Hussey, Robyn Wesley, Nayla Wesley, Arthur Riccane, Joanna Lewis

Filmed on location in Vancouver, BC
The video was funded by Creative BC
and the Province of British Columbia
The track Blue Collar Classification was funded in part by Creative BC, the Province of British Columbia, FACTOR Canada, the Government of Canada, and Canada's Private Radio Broadcasters

ME AND THE DEVIL BLUES (LIVE)
IN MEMORIAM OF ROBERT JOHNSON
STREAMING EVERYWHERE AUGUST 16TH

Live from HippoSonic - Demon Blues EP Event
Performed by Kandy Roar
Written and composed by Robert Leroy Johnson
Featuring Alex Flock, JeanSe le Doujet, Aaron Hamblin, Harvey Paris
Recorded live at HippoSonic Studios
Mixed and mastered by Voltera Sounds

WATCH THE LIVE RECORDING VIDEO HERE!

DEMON BLUES

NOW STREAMING EVERYWHERE!

Demon Blues is a concept album, intended to be listened to from start to finish, conveying a human journey that is part fact, part fiction, and part metaphor. Through a somewhat cynical view on what it takes to make it in this world, it reflects on how many are born with the odds stacked against them, leading up to the desperate predicaments some are found in while trying to cheat the failed system, and the overall consequences those negative ideals have. In the end, acceptance is forged through the misery, guiding the lost to the road ahead. The story of Demon Blues is inspired by the Faustian bargain, particularly the works of Robert Johnson, blues legend who is believed to have sold his soul to the devil at the crossroads.

The Demon Blues EP is funded by Creative BC and the Province of British Columbia.

 

If you or someone you love is suffering with mental illness, please know you are loved and worth it! Reaching out is the hardest part. Hold on to the good times, and stay true to your path!

  • 310-6789 - BC Mental Health Support Line 24/7 (Do not add area code)

    1-800-SUICIDE - If you are in distress or worried about someone else. 24/7

    www.heretohelp.bc.ca

  • 1-855-242-3310

    Offers immediate help to all Indigenous people across Canada. Available 24/7.

    www.hopeforwellness.ca

  • www.qmunity.ca/get-support

    Qmunity is what happens when queer, trans, and Two-Spirit folks looking for a sense of community come together to meet, guide, and support each other.

    Provides counselling and health services including notarial, administrative, and emotional support.

  • The world pushes neurodivergent people to mask, so much so that it becomes part of who they are. They spend so much time suppressing their natural instincts that the mask becomes part of them. It can also be a safety tool. If a neurodivergent person lives in an environment where it’s not safe to stand out or where they will not receive support, then it’s often significantly safer to mask all the time.

    But masking can do long-term damage to identity, self-esteem, self-acceptance, and independence. Masking means putting up with behaviors and situations you find distressing, acting in ways that feel unnatural, and constantly draining your mental battery so you don’t draw attention to yourself. Whether it’s for safety or simply because it’s easier, masking comes at a high cost.

    READ MORE HERE

For more info on Dual Diagnosis, or the link betwen mental health and substance use, see this resource from The Recovery Village Cherry Hill:

https://www.southjerseyrecovery.com/treatment-programs/dual-diagnosis/

As well as this medically reviewed info on how these disorders affect the LGBTQ+ community at large (USA Resources) https://www.therecoveryvillage.com/resources/lgbtq/