The Jubilant Opus of the Day

by Brontae Hunter

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1.	Sinking Boat 03:07	buy track
2.	Classical Singing Nuns 02:28	buy track
3.	I Love the Name 02:26	buy track
4.	The Interlude of Maidenly Chaos 03:29	buy track
5.	They Said it was Love 01:35	buy track
6.	Pull Me Through 05:15	buy track
7.	Eternally Callussed 06:56	buy track
8.	Brother Brother 03:03	buy track
9.	Wild Wild Flower 04:36	buy track
10.	Home Again 01:16	buy track
11.	Bad & Wicked 03:57	buy track
12.	Without Knowing 05:34	buy track
13.	Never Stop Loving You 05:37	buy track

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The Jubilant Opus of the Day is a studio album and audio drama that follows the journey of a young woman discovering her relationship to music. After leaving a small town to train as a classical singer, she finds herself feeling like a fish out of water. She explores family, romance, ancestral connections, but all in all finds freedom in the music itself.

The Jubilant Opus of the Day was primarily a Montreal based project, however it was recorded in several locations: from Stratford, Ontario, to Charlottetown, PEI, to Whitehorse, YT. It is a testament to the resiliency and spirit of independent artists, and features some of the finest musical talent of our generation.

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released October 29, 2021

Theo Abellard (piano and keys), Marie-Ketely Abellard (bass), Elijah Mansevani (electric guitar), John Buck (drums), Zander Howard-Scott (cello), The Atlantic String Machine (string quintet), Anne Jean (voice), Avery Jane Paul (voice), Paulette Lippert (voice), Kieran Poile (fiddle), Brad Canning (acoustic guitar), Brontae Hunter (piano, voice, fiddle, percussion)

Lyrics and music by Brontae Hunter with the exception of "Home Again" (John Denver) and "Pull me Through" (Jim Cuddy)

Produced by Charlie MacEvoie and Simon Petraki

Mixed and mastered by Simon Petraki

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Brontae Hunter Montreal, Québec

Brontae fell in love with songwriting and voice during her adolescence. Ever since, she has been exploring the infinite possibilities of song driven by story. After a three year study of acting at The National Theatre School, she became curious about how audio drama could meet the studio album. This pursuit inspired her first record, The Jubilant Opus of the Day, released in October 2021. ... more

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