Anyone know if this song (or similar songs) will be released again some time in the future? I would LOVE an album of stuff like Juno!

Most likely my favorite track on the whole box set so far

Anyone know if this song (or similar songs) will be released again some time in the future? I would LOVE an album of stuff like Juno!

Most likely my favorite track on the whole box set so far

I have a feeling Epicloud will have lots of stuff like Juno..

Anyone know if this song (or similar songs) will be released again some time in the future? I would LOVE an album of stuff like Juno!

Most likely my favorite track on the whole box set so far

I have a feeling Epicloud will have lots of stuff like Juno..

My body isn't ready

I thought the song title was about Ellen Page because she's Canadian too and well, you know...

I thought the song title was about Ellen Page because she's Canadian too and well, you know...

Or it's his entry to win a Juno award

I thought the song title was about Ellen Page because she's Canadian too and well, you know...

Or it's his entry to win a Juno award

Yeah I know, but I like my theory better.

i thought it was called juno because that was the beach the canadians took on dday

i thought it was called juno because that was the beach the canadians took on dday

Well damn, thats a mighty badass reason. Im gonna go with that, just cause.

Very good song indeed, but the autotune moment really did surprise me. Did not expect Dev to go this far!

Wonder why it was cut out.. Too popy?

Great song, very catchy and great chorus. He should try it live

Autotune moment? You mean when he's got that phasing effect on his vocal that's shown up in a handful of songs before?

Very good song indeed, but the autotune moment really did surprise me. Did not expect Dev to go this far!

Wonder why it was cut out.. Too popy?

Great song, very catchy and great chorus. He should try it live

>Too poppy
>for Addicted

Son, what are you even

Dev explains in the book that the song is about how for years he has being completely ignored by the Canadian music industry and felt like an outsider or alien because of it, while "everyone and their dog" seems to get a Juno award (Canada's equivalent to the Grammy I take it) for producing "commercial tripe".


Like I said before, awesome song. Wish it had been on Addicted. If Devin did nothing else but put out albums with stuff like this, I would be perfectly fine with it.

Autotune moment? You mean when he's got that phasing effect on his vocal that's shown up in a handful of songs before?

Well yeah don't really what is the proper name for it :p I never heard it so clearly before, what other songs are you thinking of?

@TerminX,

It feels much popier than everything on addicted to me, but maybe that is just me

If Dev is selected for the Juno's, he should play this, just for the lulz

It feels much popier than everything on addicted to me, but maybe that is just me

Poppier than 'Bend It Like Bender'?

Dev explains in the book that the song is about how for years he has being completely ignored by the Canadian music industry and felt like an outsider or alien because of it, while "everyone and their dog" seems to get a Juno award (Canada's equivalent to the Grammy I take it) for producing "commercial tripe".


Like I said before, awesome song. Wish it had been on Addicted. If Devin did nothing else but put out albums with stuff like this, I would be perfectly fine with it.

It's alright, the Juno awards are a fucking joke.