Bedouin Soundclash begins its Canadian tour to support We Will Meet in a Hurricane at the Capital Ballroom on Feb. 16.
Where: Capital Ballroom, 858 Yates St.Born in Montreal, raised in Vancouver and based for years in Toronto, Bedouin Soundclash singer-guitarist Jay Malinowski moved with his wife, fiddler and stepdancer Stephanie Cadman, to Salt Spring Island in 2019. The couple eventually relocated, with their young son, to Victoria.
Bedouin Soundclash first encountered substantial success with its second album, Sounding a Mosaic. Though the 2004 recording was released in Canada on a small independent label, it spawned a career-making hit, When the Night Feels My Song, which led to all sorts of opportunities and achievements for co-founders Malinowski, bassist Eon Sinclair and drummer Pat Pengelly.
The landscape has changed, Malinowski said, which has put Bedouin Soundclash into new territory as a group. The opening act is Carmanah, members of which joined fellow Victoria-based musicians from Current Swell and the New Pornographers, among others, for the recording of the album at producer Colin Stewart’s Saanich Peninsula studio.
The five-date Canadian run to support the new album is much smaller than the string of 37 concerts over a six-week period that launched Sounding a Mosaic in 2005. Malinowski said he favours a relaxed pace nowadays. “I have a son now, so I’m in a very different place as a person. We’re not looking to do six-month tours anymore.”
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