I just posted a new video on my Youtube channel and Instagram for my most recent complete song called No Man Is Land which tackles the topic of avoiding demonic possession and the trappings of the urban world. I am hoping this will be relatable to the minority that are awake. The video footage was shot on a trail I made in the woods in New Brunswick.
Here's the Youtube link: No Man Is Land

Before releasing the songs on Bandcamp recently, I re-listened to "The Mountains Are Stones" and realized that the version that I previously posted online was lacking the authenticity of the original performance, so I remixed it without the overdubbed additional lead vocal and removed the extra drums from the first and last part of the song. I'm happy with the result because it better maintains the integrity of the original performance which was imperfect but had the emotional impact that the later version lacked, as far as I am concerned.
Here is the new mix on bandcamp which you can download for free along with the 2 other tracks: johnnyalive.bandcamp.com/track/the-mountains-are-stones
New video on youtube: youtu.be/rLH_R-ohehk?feature=shared

www.johnnyalive.bandcamp.com
I just put up those 3 songs I recorded in 2021 and 2022 on Bandcamp.com and you can download them for free. All I ask is that you share them with others. If you can donate that's appreciated as well. Thanks for listening, sharing and enjoy.

You know what life is like. Things happen globally and personally and plans change. I recently relocated to New Brunswick and my plan to make an album got put on hold big time. I feel like the 3 songs that I recorded and made videos for should be released as a so-called 'ep' since they represent a chapter in rural Quebec where I was when I created them. I'll likely put them on bandcamp.com soon.

Hey welcome to my website!
​Over the last couple of years I made 3 videos of new songs which can be seen/heard on this site, that will be included on my upcoming debut full length album which is tentatively titled Man Alive at the Snow Ark. Two of the videos are based off of live vocal performances. The final vocal take for Manfall was completely unedited. I'm mostly taking old song sketch ideas and finally finishing them up. Usually the music comes first and I let the music inspire the lyrics. I've enjoyed working with Ableton software to realize the songs as close as I can to what I originally hear in my head. I work mainly at my home studio which I've named The Snow Ark which is located in the eastern township area of Quebec.