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There is something amazing about going to a big concert and hearing the music of one of your favourite artists with a backing band, and having all the songs sound just like they do on your favourite records. I find it equally amazing, however, to also get the opportunity to sit in a smaller space and to see one of my favourite artists perform a more intimate, sometimes more acoustic, show in a room that prioritizes listening. The Carleton<\/a> is one of the best spaces for this in Halifax, and I was so pumped to get to see Christina Martin<\/a>\u2019s show there on March 24th, 2019. Martin\u2019s lyrics are especially poetic, so this venue is especially conducive to being able to really listen to them and to be immersed and taken away by the storytelling in her songs. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

Martin was joined onstage by her husband, musician and East Coast Music Award Nominee for Producer and Studio Engineer of the Year, Dale Murray. They began the set with \u201cLungs Are Burning\u201d from Martin\u2019s 2018 album Impossible to Hold, <\/em>a song inspired by Canada\u2019s opioid crisis. The song plays a lot with the idea of reaching for something, reaching out to fill ourselves up with something we need, but also suggestive of reaching out to connect with someone else, reaching for help, reaching for understanding and acknowledgement. She then sang the title track from Impossible to Hold<\/em>, a sort of love song to someone that you have only seen, but never met: a rockstar, a hero. I love the idea of someone being \u201cimpossible to hold,\u201d that their essence, their influence, their larger-than-life presence, cannot be contained, it can\u2019t be owned by any one person, it\u2019s like light washing over everyone and everything. She then sang a soulful rendition of Bob Dylan\u2019s \u201cMake You Feel My Love\u201d that beautifully showcased both her sultry lower register and the gorgeous higher register of her voice. We were then treated to a brand new song (although she stressed we were not the very first audience for it), which came to her in the form of a dream about a future music video, in which it sounds like she was basically cast as The White Witch of Narnia in a Dystopian future. The song beautifully doubles as a story about the exasperated end of a relationship, and also a dismal portrait of the exasperated relationship we all currently have with our environment. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

\u201cKeep Me Calm,\u201d and \u201cAlways Reminding\u201d from Impossible to Hold <\/em>and \u201cI\u2019m Gonna Die\u201d from 2010\u2019s I Can Too<\/em> are all, in their own ways, different vignettes of the various manifestations of  Anxiety. \u201cKeep Me Calm\u201d is a love song to the person who helps to stabilize his or her partner\u2019s penchant for panic and stress and how their relationship strengthens as they navigate difficult situations together. \u201cAlways Reminding,\u201d similarly, is about being reminded, or reminding yourself, that you\u2019re stronger, more capable, and more loveable than most of us often give ourselves credit for. It\u2019s about staving off self-doubt for a minute and having a flash of self-empowerment. Martin told a beautiful story about the origin of \u201cI\u2019m Gonna Die,\u201d which came from witnessing the young daughter of her partner at the time having a panic attack, and Martin obviously emphasized ardently with her. The lyrics to this song are beautifully stream of consciousness, representative of how our thoughts spin and escalate when we reach that level of Anxiety. Martin partners with CMAH, The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health<\/a> in Toronto for all of her shows, and lets her audience know both about what kinds of resources are available for those who are struggling, and also how people can help support these kinds of organizations that help people in our communities. There is nothing didactic about Martin\u2019s songs, the poetry, musicality, and artistry of each is paramount, but in her deeply thoughtful and empathic lyrics, her message is clear. <\/p>\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n

\u201cWhen you\u2019re scared of the darkness\/let it hold you\/wrap its arms around\/show you the light\u201d is the opening stanza of \u201cWhen the Dark Meets the Light\u201d from Impossible to Hold. <\/em>It\u2019s evocative of the creative process, of the extreme joys and fears inherent in dedicating your life to work that forces you to examine your deepest thoughts and emotions, your weirdest ideas, and all the self doubt that comes along with them. She then sang \u201cPuppet Museum\u201d from 2015\u2019s It\u2019ll Be Alright, <\/em>a song with terrific electric guitar riffs and some of her most vivid and imaginative lyrics to date, including this beautiful bit of poetry: \u201c5000 puppets dance nightly on rooftops\/you dream to release them in your puppet museum\/ you said, people will pay to see my display.\u201d In the chorus Martin belts, \u201cMore than Paris, New York or Venice\/How many women and men\/Paid hungry to game with you\/They\u2019d pick up your accent and take you back home\u201d and, musically, her voice just soars, and the whole song comes together in goosebump-rendering bliss. \u201cWinter\u201d from Impossible to Hold<\/em>, a much slower ballad, is also a brilliant showcase for all the gorgeous shades of Martin\u2019s voice. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

From I Can Too <\/em>Martin also sang \u201cHello\u201d and \u201cPicture of a Sadman.\u201d \u201cHello\u201d also has a heart rending backstory, and is about the somewhat tentative, somewhat unsure, ways we try to connect with someone who has suffered a great trauma, or is in the throes of a deep grief. \u201cPicture of a Sadman\u201d is really reminiscent of Bob Dylan and tells the story of someone worrying about someone who is struggling that she just can\u2019t reach. She also sang \u201cMarina\u201d and \u201cSecret Song,\u201d from Sleeping with a Stranger<\/em> (2012). \u201cSecret Song\u201d has an extremely catchy pop hook and deliberately vague lyrics. \u201cMarina\u201d is one of my favourites, a song about restlessness set against the backdrop of the heat of Austin, Texas.  <\/p>\n\n\n\n

The show ended with a fun sing along of Carole King\u2019s “You\u2019ve Got a Friend,\u201d which is another benefit to The Carleton, as it encourages these connective moments between the artists and the audience. I absolutely recommend checking out The Carleton for their evenings of music; the serving staff is terrific, the ambiance is cool, but not at all pretentious or intimidating, and they host some of the hottest names in Canadian music, like the lovely Christina Martin. If you don\u2019t own all six of her albums, I recommend you take a jaunt over to this sweet store<\/a> and pick them up today. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

You can check out The Carleton’s upcoming performance schedule <\/strong>HERE.<\/strong><\/a> The Carleton (1585 Argyle Street, Halifax) is open 4:00pm-11:00pm Tuesdays and Wednesdays, 4:00pm-1:00am on Thursdays and 4:00pm to 2:00am on Fridays and Saturdays. They’re closed Sundays and Mondays, unless there is a show scheduled. For reservations please call 902.422.6335. You can Follow The Carleton on Social Media: Facebook<\/a>. Twitter<\/a>. Instagram (@Carletonhalifax).<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Christina Martin returns to Halifax on May 30th, 2019 at The Syrup Factory for a House Concert. Tickets are $30.00. For more information please visit <\/strong>this website<\/strong><\/a>. She also has shows coming up April 12th, 2019 in Fredericton, New Brunswick, April 13th in Florenceville-Bristol, New Brunswick, April 14th in Kingston, New Brunswick, April 20 in Oxford, Nova Scotia, April 27th in the Musquodoboit Valley, Nova Scotia, among many others. For more information about these dates and the rest of Christina’s Tour, CLICK HERE. <\/a> <\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Christina Martin’s music is available from her Online Store<\/a>, digital copies are available on iTunes<\/a> or for streaming on Apple Music or Spotify. <\/a> <\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Follow Christina on Facebook<\/a>. Twitter<\/a>. Instagram (@XtinaMartinMusic). <\/strong><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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