A wide-ranging conversation with Michael Feuerstack that traces the arc from Snail House bedroom recordings to a decades-long solo practice shaped by collaboration and quiet persistence. He reflects on how songs emerge—sometimes as fragments, sometimes as loops you can’t shake—and what it means to stay open enough to follow them. Moving through Montréal’s indie community and his own shifting identity as an artist, the episode lands on a simple throughline: make the work, finish it, and put it into the world.
“a national treasure.” – Globe & Mail
“heaving and gorgeous…anguishing and contemplative.” – Stereogum
“one of this country’s most talented songwriters.” – Exclaim!
“simultaneously heartfelt and apathetic, sacred and profane.” – CBC Music
“slow, gentle songs of love and truth and unforgettable regrets.” – NOW Toronto
“Beautiful and patient, this record is the result of years Mike spent practicing his craft and being forced to question if the struggle is worth it. It’s written for love of art and life, a back porch whisper that could float in the wind.” – Hero Hill
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