DISCOGRAPHY

ROZALIND MACPHAIL
EDGEWORK (2007)

Rozalind’s full-length album is now here! This album consists of 12 original alt-folk songs for voice, acoustic guitar, flute, glockenspiel, omnichord, toy keyboard, cello, banjo, loop samples and more. Many special guest musicians have contributed to this album, making it a truly cross-Canada adventure.

***$1 from each CD sold will be donated to support African grandmothers who care for children orphaned by HIV/AIDS. These proceeds will go to the Grandmothers to Grandmothers campaign of the Stephen Lewis Foundation***

Read more about the making of this album in MISSING PIECES

ROZALIND MACPHAIL
SEATTLE SESSIONS
(2006)

Chapter Two of Rozalind’s songwriting journey, recorded in Seattle after her long-term residency at the Banff Centre. It explores the world of endings and new beginnings through very personal lyrics. Recorded for voice, acoustic guitar and flute in Seattle at Monkey Brains Studios by recording engineer Tony Fabris.

ROZALIND MACPHAIL + LINDSAY FERGUSON
GAS STATION SESSIONS
(2005)

Chapter one of Rozalind’s songwriting journey. 200 copies were handcrafted by Rozalind who screenprinted the design and signed each copy. It includes four original songs written by Rozalind and three original songs by Wakefield songstress Lindsay Ferguson. Recorded by Dale Morningstar at the Gas Station on Toronto Island (where Rozalind grew up), this album was Rozalind’s farewell present to Ottawa before heading out West. Recorded for voice, acoustic and classical guitar and flute.

ROZALIND AND FRIENDS
LIVE AT CAFE NOSTALGICA (2004)

This captivating collection reveals live performances of original acoustic songs and poems, performed and written by some of Canada’s finest Montreal and Ottawa singer-songwriters with superb flute accompaniment by Rozalind MacPhail. It was recorded to four track one May night at Ottawa’s favourite artist cafes, Cafe Nostalgica. This album includes a performance of Rozalind singing in public for the first time as well as a performance of her first original piece for bansuri, “Namaste”.

LIGHTHOUSEKEEPERS
GOOD KISSING SCHOOL (2003)

Lighthousekeepers provided perceptive, open pop-folk music to growing audiences in Ottawa, Toronto, and Montréal from May 2002 to sometime in 2004.

Featuring the wide-ranging songwriting of Neil Gerster, and colliding his cooly expressive tenor against the emotional flute onslaught of Rozalind MacPhail, Lighthousekeepers create soundscapes from ambient drowning songs to peppy toetappers. ArtGirl (aka Maureen Adams) provides the backbeat on a djembe often augmented with surprising delay effects. The band also usually has a bassist around somewhere, and has at times added a French horn, a second flute, a violin, a keyboard, a drum kit, vocal harmonies and junkyard percussion on stage to round out its sound(s?). Even in their standard guitar-flute-djembe-bass configuration, the group’s sound can not be mistaken for anyone else’s.

VARIOUS
THURSDAY HEROES
(2003)

A 19 track live, one-take recording featuring 12 musical offerings and 7 poems representing the best of Thursday Night Coffeehouse, the ever popular open-stage music and poetry night hosted by the well known singer-songwriter Trevor Tchir and his co-host, accomplished poet, Kristy McKay. The disc includes a diverse assortment of genres and instruments including jazz, folk, folk-rock, blues, flute, piano and of course poetry; and is a fully mastered, full-end production. Lighthousekeepers performs an intimate and raw version of “Matador”.

YOU CAN ALSO HEAR ROZALIND ON THE FOLLOWING ALBUMS:

CURTIS ANDREWS - THE OFFERING OF… (2008)

ANDREA SIMMS-KARP - SLEEPER (2007)

STEVE SHEEHAN - 3 ELEMENTS (2007)

TREVOR TCHIR - WOODEN CASTLES FALL (2006)