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gibberish but high-quality gibberish co-founder @newfeelingcoop (he/him)
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Penny for Your Bots

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By Michael Rancic Verified
| Maisonneuve Magazine Verified
Illustration by Stephane Defago Penny for Your Bots Last year, New Brunswick community radio station CKRO-FM inadvertently aired a song that was almost entirely created by artificial intelligence. The song, “Je m’offre à toi,” credited to the fully fabricated artist “Océanne Chamberland,” is canned folk-pop to its core.
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Step Into Little Stone Crow's World

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By Michael Rancic Verified
| newfeeling.ca
Blink and you’ll miss Sunset Valley, a small community located in New Brunswick’s Westfield Parish, about a half-hour drive inland from Saint John. But on Dives Underwater, Mi'kmaw rapper and producer Little Stone Crow (aka Jan Martin) transforms it into a gleaming metropolitan city, complete with its own NBA team. By reimagining the area, Martin makes it a late-capitalist speculative stand-in for all places they love and question, holding tenderness and critique often in the same rhyme.
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Don't Start Another Substack

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By Michael Rancic Verified
| newfeeling.ca
When we started New Feeling in 2020, it came out of wanting to respond to the structural issues we were facing as journalists at the time: namely the dwindling employment and work opportunities mixed with an abundance of incredible music in the country to write about— more than anyone really thought would be available considering how quickly the world ground to a halt.
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