Discover “Shadows of Our Evening Tides” from Alex Henry Foster’s solo album, “Windows in the Sky”. Released on April 5, the song features American poet Allen Ginsberg reading his masterful work “Song”, and is an immersive and contemplative journey about finding peace through grieving time and living with the regrets of moments left Allen Ginsberg … Read more
SOLD OUT! We’re truly happy and honored to share this passion for music and art with you all! We can’t wait for the lucky ones to get their 12″ record of “Shadows of Our Evening Tides”! Don’t forget to send pictures!
Happy Record Store Day!!! aka Alex Henry Foster’s favorite day of the year! To celebrate, Alex has decided to release a collector and limited 12’’ record with a new and extended version of “Shadows of Our Evening Tides”! Get your limited edition LP
Two of Hopeful Tragedy Records have found a spot in today’s articles in Le Journal de Montreal, Canada’s most-read newspaper. The articles talk about their respective solo albums’ place in the charts following their release, about Alex’s upcoming concert at the Festival International de Jazz de Montréal, as well as Sef’s inspiration for Deconstruction Article … Read more
Grand Premiere Announcement! The Journal de Montréal has published in exclusivity the new videoclip of Alex Henry Foster for the song “Shadows of Our Evening Tides”, from his solo album “Windows in the Sky”. This song is an immersive and contemplative journey about finding peace through grieving time and living with the regrets of moments … Read more
Congrats to Sef Lemelin for the charts with the release of his album “Deconstruction”. #1 in the “Alternative” charts #1 in the “Electronic” charts #1 in the “Digital” charts #3 in the “Quebec” charts #4 in the “All Genres” charts GET YOURS NOW
Congrats to 10After10 for the first week of Water Blinks’ release. #1 in the “Electronic Albums” chart #5 in the “Digital” charts #11 in the “Quebec” charts #25 in the “All Genres” top charts BUY ON ITUNES / STREAM ON SPOTIFY
Alex Henry Foster will be part of the renowned Festival international de Jazz de Montréal as headliner of a concert at the Club Soda on July 5! He’ll play his solo album “Windows in the Sky” live for the very first time – and it might be the only time you’ll hear it live. The … Read more
It’s a great day for Hopeful Tragedy Records as we have 3 artists at the top of the Canadian iTunes charts. Congrats to Sef Lemelin who enters the charts at #1 on the release day of “Deconstruction”, 10After10 with “Water Blinks” at #2 and Alex Henry Foster, who has been on the charts for over … Read more
“Deconstruction”, the first solo album by Sef Lemelin, lead guitarist for the Juno Awards nominee post-rock band Your Favorite Enemies, is starting the weekend with his album hitting #1 in “All Categories” of the Canadian iTunes charts, for his album, “Deconstruction” “Deconstruction” is welcoming lights in the obscurity I’ve learned to compose with all my … Read more
Congratulations to 10after10, “Water Blinks” hits #1, in front of Queen and Lady Gaga, in the Canadian iTunes “Top Albums” chart in the “All Genres” category. BUY ON ITUNES / STREAM ON SPOTIFY
On Sunday March 17, two days following the release of “Water Blinks”, 10after10’s new album entered at #25 in the “iTunes Top 200 Releases Canada All Genre Chart” and reached #1 in the Electronic Music category, ahead of The Cinematic Orchestra and The Prodigy. BUY ON ITUNES / STREAM ON SPOTIFY
“Water Blinks” is the imagery of how delicateness can shake one’s life in their thoughts or perspectives. Water is strong and will find any cracks to follow the gravity law, you will never be able to go against it and on the other hand, even though a blink is so sweet, it can nonetheless be … Read more
The Eye View is our online magazine, and today, we’re releasing a special edition about Sef’s new album, “Deconstruction”. Everything started in Tangier, as all the band members joined Alex in his retreat. One night, one discussion, a new commitment, “a family vows renewal”, as Jeff said. From this moment came out what you’re witnessing … Read more
A video inspired by the ‘20s vampire silent film Nosferatu, which represents the ugliness that we nourish, suggesting that we must acknowledge it before breaking free from it. The image is the paradox of having to accept to be bitten in order to kill the monster that lives within. “For me, Cardinal explores the internal … Read more
