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Well Sister Winnipeg, Manitoba
From saxophone, to harp, to the gritty bowing of an upright bass, Well Sister is the dynamic, earnest exploration of a soul grappling to find hope. The lyrics and vocals are a raw, intimate, and brave testimony to the intricate structures of the human mind, and the gift of courage found at the bottom of the deep, dark well of spiritual reconstruction. ... more
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