Out Loud March 19, 2026

You're listening to the Out Loud Queer Music Radio Show, featuring the music of LGBTQ artists from around the world.

You're listening to the Out Loud Queer Music Radio Show, featuring the music of LGBTQ artists.

You're listening to the Out Loud Queer Music Radio Show, featuring the music of LGBTQ artists from around the world.

That means you don't watch Drag Race.

Luxe nor London was on a few seasons ago

on the American Drag Race.

Luxe was a standout, of course.

And Luxe has a great voice.

And Luxe is out recording and putting out music.

And this is the brand new track.

And as I said, it was called Cherry Red Mustang.

Now speaking of Drag Race, there is no shortage.

We are into, let's try to count it down.

I've been watching a lot of Drag Race lately

and just trying to get caught up.

So we have the American one still happening.

Still out there.

We're getting close to the finale.

We're not there yet, though.

We have UK versus the world, currently also happening.

And they have announced Canada's first All Stars.

So that's exciting.

And I have spoken with our friend Zara Matrix,

drag queen extraordinaire here in Eastern Canada

in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

And we hopefully, once we know the dates

of the actual Canada's All Star Drag Race,

we're going to be doing a little weekly catch up

of the show and kind of doing an overview

of what happens in each episode.

That is the plan anyway.

And I think it's a pretty good plan.

But one of the things that you can check out too

is the Out Loud podcast.

And I recently sat down with Craig Pike,

who is the founder of Craig's Cookies here in Canada.

And if you don't know what Craig's Cookies are,

you need to look to see if there's one near you.

Dilish, dilish, dilish.

I will say, there's gluten free, there's vegan,

there's regular, but they're all good.

And as somebody who's celiac, I can attest to the fact

that you can't stop with one.

That's all I will say.

But we sat down and we were chatting

in one of the things I asked him was about.

The fact that Canada's Drag Race All Stars

would be coming, would we be seeing, you know,

maybe some drag inspired cookies

to which he said he could not confirm anything,

but perhaps so.

So you can check that episode out right now

wherever it is that you listen to podcasts,

search for Out Loud Queer Creatives Podcast.

All right, let's get into your first set of music, shall we?

We've had a fantastic song off the top

and now we're going to get into four more

that are going to get you moving and grooving

ready for a whole lot more that's coming this episode.

So here we go.

In this first set of music, we are going to check out

some brand new soul.

We're going to check out the title track,

Wrong Side of Midnight from the brand new album,

Wrong Side of Midnight.

And I really dig saw as a hip hop artist,

as a rapper, as an R&B artist, all around so strong.

So you're going to love this.

We're also going to take a swing through Toronto

and check out some new Fox Revit

who just had a show in Toronto.

I was supposed to be there,

but because of what is happening

provincially here in Nova Scotia with our budget,

I had to cut my mini vacation off and stay put.

So I missed the show,

but I will be making a trip to Toronto soon

to check out other shows.

We also are going to check out in this set,

brand new Moirin Claire

and they are collaborating with Noah Malcolm

on a new track called Two Word Answers,

Moirin Claire from Halifax right here at home

and Noah Malcolm from PEI.

So it is an Atlantic Canadian collaboration.

We're here for it, we're living for it, we're loving it.

But we're going to start things off

with somebody else who I just recently had on

the Outlawed podcast.

My good friend, my buddy, one of my faves

from Los Angeles, glass battles.

He said in the podcast he was gearing up

for brand new music, lots of new music coming this year

and this is the second single from his new music

and we are going to listen to Devil Dance.

And if you're out there and you have anything to do

with the Netflix show Wednesday,

I feel like you have found your new song for Wednesday

for a dance scene of some sort in this song, Devil Dance.

All right, so Saul, Fox Revit, Moirin Claire

with Noah Malcolm and Glass Battles,

all right here for you on Outlawed.

Don't go anywhere.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

A subtle outtrick, a little space back,

Yeah, I got to my eyesight right into the sun

You never love me

You let the rest see

Come on and test me, test me, test me

See if I'm not good enough or

cigarettes and cans are livin'

Well, it always hurts a little

Y'all stuck in the middle

Make it feel good

No, see ya

I'm without a pile of salt cans

Alone, move your body

Tell me something good

To know, to know, to know

Make it feel good

I'm not good enough or

cigarettes and cans are livin'

Well, it always hurts a little

Y'all stuck in the middle

Make it feel good

I'm not good enough or

cigarettes and cans are livin'

Well, it always hurts a little

Y'all stuck in the middle

See if I'm not good enough or

cigarettes and cans are livin'

Well, it always hurts a little

Y'all stuck in the middle

Make it feel good

No, see ya

I'm without a pile of salt cans

Alone, move your body

Tell me something good

To know, to know, to know

Make it feel good

Turn around

Grab somebody tight

It's how you're on

The ground

Move your body

Tell me, can you feel

The salt, the salt, the salt

Make it feel good

Ooh, yeah

No, see ya

I'm without a pile of salt cans

Alone, move your body

Tell me something good

To know, to know, to know

Make it feel good

Turn around

Grab somebody tight

It's how you're on

The ground

Move your body

Tell me, can you feel

The salt, the salt, the salt

Make it feel good

So if you could have one more

You could have one more

Yeah

You could have one

I don't know what to do with your hands

When you're talking to me

You're talking to me

And I'm checking myself

And your shades

You're so cool

So cool

I don't know what to say

When you ask how I'm feeling

Do you want the easy answer or the real one?

I wanna give you the real one

I wanna tell you that I feel like a shit

And I wanna tell you that I'm over it

But you keep getting a two-word answer

Two-word answers

Dut dut dut dut dut dut dut dut dut dut

Why does it take like an archie side

What the hell are you wearing

No you'll be there at the party

He's so cool around me

He's so cool

Run, run really finally me

I freeze when you ask how I'm feeling

Do you want the easy answer?

Now the real one

Baby, you could be the real one

I wanna tell you that I feel like shit

And I wanna tell you that I'm over it

But you keep getting the two word answers

Two word answers, two word answers

And I wanna tell you that my dream's back too

And I wanna tell you that I'm into you

But you keep getting the two word answers

Two word answers, two word answers

I got something to say to you

I can't care if you want me to

I got something to say

But it's more than two, more than two

I got something to say

But it's more than two, more than two

I can't care if you want me to

I got something to say

But it's more than two, more than two

I wanna tell you that I feel like shit

And I wanna tell you that I'm over it

But you keep getting the two word answers

Two word answers, two word answers

And I wanna tell you that I feel like shit

Then when you want to see it from me and you

But you keep getting the two word answers

Two word answers, two word answers

Oh, I got something to say

But it's more than two, more than two

I got something to say

but I'll tell you that I'm over it

But you keep getting the two word answers

You keep getting two word answers, two word answers, two word answers

I tried to say goodbye, a thousand ways, a thousand songs, forgive a thousand

days, a thousand hours, and I just hold an eye

I spent most of this year, a thousand tears, a thousand fears to wash myself all clear

A thousand lights, a thousand lines, just to find that I still hold an eye

We don't talk to each other like we're people no more

We just dropped all our happiness and stained all the floors

I know we could fix a baby, but I know I need my space

I just don't feel safe enough to keep holding on

Am I just hold an eye?

I see your face around, and strangers faces in the crowd

I catch my breath somehow, but even with our distance now, I make my sorrowful vow

No holding on

But we don't talk to each other like we're people no more

We just dropped all our happiness and stained all the floors

I know we could fix a baby, but I know I need my space

I just don't feel safe enough to keep holding on

Am I just hold an eye?

We don't talk to each other like we're people no more

We just dropped all our happiness and stained all the floors

I know we could fix a baby, but I know I need my space

I just don't feel safe enough to keep holding on

Am I just hold an eye?

This used to be my favorite time of the morning

You used to call me every night until the morning

Stayed up for hours, now I'm locked here

Because I didn't want to miss the time you were calling

Staying until the day's just too far the night

I guess I've built a phone and he's my outside night

I never know, and that I played a fool

Let go, let go, watch your heart beats next to mine

And you hold on, you hold on, and you never told me why

Stop side of midnight, boy love be after dark

I guess that's what I get and I know I let you go

But every night I still forget, I still forget

Let go, let go, watch your heart beats next to mine

And you hold on, you hold on, and you never told me why

Stop side of midnight, boy love be after dark

I guess that's what I get and I know I let you go

But every night I still forget, I still forget

Let go, let go, watch your heart beats next to mine

And you hold on, you hold on, and you never told me why

Stop side of midnight, boy love be after dark

I guess that's what I get and I know I let you go

But every night I still forget, I still forget

Let go, let go, watch your heart beats next to mine

And you hold on, you hold on, and you never told me why

Stop side of midnight, boy love be after dark

I guess that's what I get and I know I let you go

But every night I still forget, I still forget

Let go, let go, watch your heart beats next to mine

And you hold on, you hold on, and you never told me why

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Welcome back to Out Loud Everyone. We have still so much for you in store in

terms of music, this show, so buckle up because we're going to get into it. But

beforehand, I do want to remind you I mentioned in the first set that there's the

Out Loud podcast. Please go and check it out wherever it is that you listen to

podcasts, search for Out Loud Queer Creatives podcast. Lots of guests happening

over there. I've already mentioned Craig Pike and Glass Battles. I've got

Brooklyn Dorn, Karen Connolly. Lots of singer-songwriters, some entrepreneurs,

some writers. We are getting into all of the creatives that are out there and we

want to support them and make people aware of them. And please go check out the

artists that we talk to and check out in your own areas wherever it is that you

find out who the queer creatives are and support them. You know, we can't wait for

others to uplift our community. We have to do it together and it really is a team,

effort, folks. We're all in this together. So check them out. And if there's artists out there

that you think I should know about, please let me know. Slip into the DMs. Always open.

At the queue reviews, Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, let me know who I should be

listening to if you think that I'm missing out on somebody or if you think

somebody would make a really great guest. Let me know about it. I try my best to

accommodate whoever I can. I am one person. I do this all on my own and radio

shows and podcasts. Plus I do have an actual regular job. But I try to make as

much room as possible to be able to support folks. If I can't get to them right away,

I will get to them eventually and I will make some kind of magic happen. Or at least I will

dang well try. All right, that is my public service announcement for the show, I guess.

So we're going to get you some more new music because that's what you're here for, right? Not

for my yammering. Well, maybe some of you are entertained by it. And if you are, bless you,

all right. Let's get some more music on the go. Next set coming up, we've got four more in a row

and it is featuring from South Africa, the wildly talented Armageu Bear with his latest

called mine and Armonsings in Afrikaans quite a bit. And this mine song is spelled M-Y-N-E. So if

you're going to search for it and you really like it, M-Y-N-E by Armonsu Bear. We're also going to

zip over to the UK and check out the brand new release from Young Eden Hunter. She's got a new

song out and it's called The Circus Man. And she's somebody who I think people need to pay

way more attention to because she's got lots going on and she's pretty stellar. So Eden Hunter is

The Circus Man in this set. We are also going to check out the latest from Fox L. Fox L is an

American trans artist and Fox L's latest song is called Complicated. Another one people need to be

paying attention to. But we're going to start things off right here at home again with the brand new

song from singer, songwriter, producer, musician, the incredible Atlanta Maddie, new song The Process.

The star just keeps rising higher and higher and higher and that can't say enough about the

quality of songwriting that Atlanta puts into her music. It's just sublime. So here we go,

Armonsu Bear, Eden Hunter, Fox L and Atlanta Maddie. Right here all for you, I'm out loud.

We're running out of time.

Too busy trying to read between your lines and it's too late to go black and change my

way. Was I holding to tight because I thought you gave me worth and I'm tired of trying

and I'm tired of hurting myself in process.

I think about reaching out. I don't know if you would listen or just words in my mouth.

I kept all your secrets. I held all your pain in my heart. You have everything.

And I'm tired of trying and I'm tired of hurting myself in process.

Maybe one day you'll call and I will answer, we'll both cry and say we wish it ended faster.

We could lie about that night in Toronto when we kissed in the basement by the storm.

When we thought we had the answers to it, when we thought we had the answers to it.

We could lie about that night in Toronto when we kissed in the basement by the storm.

I don't want to let it let you down.

I don't want to run away from something good. I don't want to get it, get you down.

I don't want to be the blame is understood for heaven's got a closed door.

Some things I just know more knowing it goes on and on and on and on and on.

Hear me, oh just believe me, it's too risky but you got me thinking about you lately.

Why do I think love is complicated? Maybe I should try because all the time was worth the waiting.

Wait up, I got my mind made up, I got my mind turned up, you got my mind thinking all about you lately.

I don't need, I don't need another one, rinse, repeat, repeat, just another one.

I don't need, I don't need another love, I don't need, I don't need another love.

I will never be alone here. I'm not on my own here. I have found my home near here, here, here.

Hear me, oh just believe me, it's too risky but you got me thinking about you lately.

Why do I think love is complicated? Maybe I should try because all the time was worth the waiting.

Wait up, I got my mind made up, I got my mind turned up, you got my mind thinking all about you lately.

Why do I think love is complicated? Maybe I should try because all the time was worth the waiting.

Wait up, I got my mind made up, I got my mind turned up, you got my mind thinking all about you lately.

She's got a hair red in you, she puts a mini stutter, you call it so original.

She's got a dream and you want it, put down a hundred dollars to bet on how you swing the table.

It's a horse in love and dead, I even hit the river and I'm in the glass behind the mirror.

No saving her, no saving me dreams, if all stood at the top of the truck, you'd be thinking and catch me right.

I want to tell them if you dare to come back the road.

Roll up, roll up the circuit, then it's back in time.

He's got this famous act, but he built you up just to cut you down.

He should but he can't fit, he's set up in high, in a certain time the fight is about to end and fly.

Roll up, roll up the circuit, then it's back in time.

He took his shop to go to the dummy, he knew that it wasn't deadly.

He took your key, go parade.

Your staff had made me believe in everything I was feeling before you left the masquerade.

That's a horse in love and dead, I try to do it again.

I'll give you something to remember, cos I'm saving her, I'm saving me.

But by the way, everyone knows, if they see you, they should say.

Roll up, roll up the circuit, then it's back in time.

He's got this famous act, but he built you up just to cut you down.

He should but he can't fit, he's set up tonight, in a certain time the fight is about to end and fly.

Roll up, roll up the circuit, then it's back in time.

He's back with the shirt, isn't over.

I pull myself up, I'm gonna climb it all tonight, tonight's set,

I try to reach her, then she'll see right here.

I'm gonna take her, then it's a deal.

I can see her now.

Roll up, roll up the circuit, then it's back in time.

I've got this famous act, and he's heard I'm all the talking about.

Roll up, roll up the circuit, then it's back in time.

I'm gonna take her, then it's back in time.

I see her now, tonight's set, I can't get in the way.

She's got this famous act, but she can't fit, she's set up tonight.

I'm gonna take her, then it's back in time.

Where I can't be described, that man is fearful in all what, I can't think of your life

So you go on the open way, all what the score is not tight

Or if you can't do good, come, I'll follow your lap on my head

I can't be described, that man is fearful in all what, I can't think of your life

So you go on the open way, all what the score is not tight

Or if you can't do good, come, I'll follow your lap on my head

So you go on the open way, all what the score is not tight

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This is still out loud and I'm still your host Kenny Fitz

And we still have lots more music for you and we're going to get right to it

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Alright, next set on the way, here we go

We've got a little three pack for you and we are going to dip our toes into the musical wonders of

Micah Amani with the new song I Know A Drama

Micah is an indie folk artist from Miami, Florida

From Toronto and various other places because she likes travel

Alina Felice is back with a brand new song called These Days

And we've known Alina for quite a number of years now and it's always a joy to have new music from her

But we're going to kickstart things with a little rock magic from Wendy Moore from Zandvort in the Netherlands

She's got a new song and it's called Crocodile Tears

Roll around and all of that musical goodness and join me back here because I got a fantastic song to end the show on

So don't go anywhere

I feel like I'm a classic in my studies show where I'd be thrown

Find a million body systems that are so empty-done

I really like to play the victim's queen and I'm so far afro that I want to be inconsistent and transparent like a god

Hey, I'm not a gear, I don't belong here

Hey, do me a waist so I can cry my crooked eyes, crooked eyes

A fool of my looks, destruction's got my reason

So made up like a magic in my destruction where we take it like a drug

Got my body to my functional and might be twisted up, but show you where we can start just push my head just like a bird

Hey, I'm not a gear, I don't belong here

Hey, do me a waist so I can cry my crooked eyes, crooked eyes

Broken eyes, crooked eyes, I'm not a gear

Hickly myself in an ace, become a ace

So I can cry my crooked eyes, crooked eyes

I really like to play the victim's queen and I'm so far afro that I want to be inconsistent and transparent like a god

Hey, I'm not a gear, I don't belong here

Hey, do me a waist so I can cry my crooked eyes

Broken eyes, I'm not a gear, I don't belong here

Hickly myself in an ace, become a ace

So I can cry my crooked eyes, crooked eyes, crooked eyes

When you are even start, nobody makes me feel like I have a fight for a heart

Nobody knows what it's like to have you close and how it hurts when you're far

Lying here on my own can't think of anything but how I can get you alone

Won't just wanna hold you and die

Hit the miles between us and let me sing you guess

Oh, but I know that one of these days

One of these days

If you don't feel okay right now, you're always gonna be okay

Yeah, we'll have all the time we ever need someday

One of these days

Driving with you at night, I hold your hand a whole time

Clean skies and lonely headlights and the smile cause you know

Every damn word to every song that played

Nothing feels like being on my way to see

Nothing hurts like leaving you the way I have to

Hold it in my heart that I'll be seeing you soon

Cause it's the only way believe it

One of these days

If you don't feel okay right now, you're always gonna be okay

Yeah, we'll have all the time we ever need someday

One of these days

Can't sleep without you, no I'm too busy dreaming

Can't breathe without wishing it was your air I'm breathing

Keep each other believing even when it gets hard

One of these days

If you don't feel okay right now, you're always gonna be okay

Yeah, we'll have all the time we ever need someday

One of these days

Just the other day I was able to do all this awesome

It might be that it's the morning two, I don't know

It's two, it's kind of the night

For you right though, actually

Sometimes I'll just wake up, come to the gym

If I feel it, I'll just be super in time

Right now I'm feeling it

But I know that by Saturday

I'll be fine as you can

Yeah

I'll hold a body if they need to

Serenade off the cliff

I bet my bones that I could beat them too

They can and we both would see through

You asked me where I'd be five years

From now five years ago

Said I'd be the reaper or somebody's testful

Turns out you were listening

You'd never gone too close

Do you still listen to the same songs that you did back then

And do you keep in time for yourself even with me

You're feeling jealous of the others in the past

I don't think about the song after that

I spent the day pretending all my friends were in the rain

Driving on the freeway, going night at the end of the sunset

The problem is late at night

And no one could call me back

I guess it might have been a bit over dramatic

But sometimes loneliness can do that tonight

Is true I've never been through something quite that tragic

But the reason for my sadness

Is so hard to find

And I'm quite I'm playing one more show tonight

Because I'm used to safe the rhythm that's enclosed behind

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And I want to thank you for tuning in and tuning in each and every week

And thank you to the artist for continuing to make such great music

I said I had a fantastic song to end the show on and I do

And it comes all the way from Melbourne, Australia

And our good friends Midnight Pool Party

They are back with yet another fantastic release

And this time it's called Notice Me

Oh we notice you, we notice you alright

We're playing and we notice

For now I've been your host Kenny Fitz

Look after one another, love one another

Take care of each other and be safe out there

And we'll see you again next time right here on Out Loud

Here's a little Midnight Pool Party to wet your whistle

When you ask if I'm okay I change the subject

Late night talking

Bench at someone's name in a panic

But I don't wanna show I'm breaking down inside

I don't wanna give it away

I just wanna hear you say

Say that you want me

Say that you need me to

You think about me oh I wish that it was you

Say that you want me

Say that you need me to

You think about me oh

What I gotta do

Take care to notice me

What I gotta say

Take care to notice me

Question

When you're around me do you feel the tension

Don't you feel the way we are connecting

Am I just laying into my own fan to see

Late night talking

I step upon my feelings in a panic

But I don't wanna show I'm skipping me

Inside

I don't wanna give it away

I just wanna hear you say

Say that you want me

Say that you need me to

You think about me oh I wish that it was you

Say that you want me

Say that you need me to

You think about me oh

What I gotta do

Take care to notice me

What I gotta say

Take care to notice me

I show you love

But they don't

Tell me cause I wanna know

You don't even know how much I feel for you

What I gotta do

Take care to notice me

What I gotta do

What I gotta say

Take care to notice me

I want you to notice me

I show you love

But they don't

Tell me cause I wanna know

You don't even know how much I feel for you

What I gotta say

Take care to notice me

What I gotta do

What I gotta say

Out Loud March 19, 2026

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