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Great Dark Wonder:  "Performing on this evening, we suddenly kicked ourselves for not paying attention sooner when marveling at the wonderful on-stage chemistry and musicianship..."

Amplify:  "The nine new songs tug at your heart — art for art’s sake. These cinematic soundscapes feature Jason’s carefully curated production and soulful playing of a 100-year-old Weissenborn lap steel guitar that guides this healing journey. The songs are filled with joy and despair, reconciliation and ruminations. At their core is a message of love and hope."

Winnipeg Free Press:  Four Stars: Made of Sin - Review: "When this sound is paired with the sweet voice and melodic finger-picking of Nadia Burnstick, the husband-and-wife team from St. Claude, creates wide-screen musical worlds."

Between the Grooves (podcast with Malcolm Burn):  "Personally, I think it's almost misleading to call Burnstick a "Folk duo" because when one thinks of Folk music one thinks of someone strumming away on an acoustic guitar but Burnstick's music covers a lot more territory but in a beautiful, cinematic way, which I really appreciate.  A combination of great singing, great songs and beautiful recording - for me, it doesn't get any better than that."

Windspeaker:  "That love is perhaps clearest in the first single from the album, “Closer”. An expression of the overwhelming emotion that came with the birth of their son, Burnstick also wrote the song as a prayer for guidance to be able to support him through life."

Winnipeg Free Press:  "Burnstick’s new album is the band’s most intimate and personal release yet."

Canadian Beats:  "Evoking a spectrum of emotions through poignant storytelling and harmonious melodies, JUNO-nominated folk duo Burnstick has spent over a decade crafting deeply resonant music that strikes a chord with audiences."

Monday Magazine:  "I’m a music lover always in search of the next song that I can’t stop putting on repeat. And while I’ve found so many great songs in the last year, it’s been hard to come by a new song that really moves me. That all changed when I heard Burnstick’s new single Closer, released on Jan. 26."

Winnipeg Free Press:  "The music has a dreamy soundscape reminiscent of artists such as Loreena McKennitt or Enya rather than the more traditional folk melodies from their 2019 debut record, Kiyânah, which earned a Canadian Folk Music Award and a Juno nomination.

V13 Media:  Geared Up: Burnstick’s Jason Burnstick Discusses His Celtic Cross Weissenborn Guitar

Vancouver Sun: Jason Burnstick talks about making Made of Sin.

The Gateway:  "The duo’s music features hauntingly beautiful melodies and powerful, heartfelt lyrics."

Just Us Folk:  "The centrepiece of the Burnstick sound is the Weissenborn guitar."

Canadian Beats:  "Burnstick - Five Questions With"

The Skinny:  "Closer" is a beautiful song, with palpable emotion and heart. It's haunting and lovely, with remarkably  powerful vocals, melodies, and message."

Dropout:  JUNO Nominated Indigenous Folk Duo, Burnstick, Announce Cinematic New Single, “Closer” Ahead of Sophomore Album

Music For All:  "Spiritual, ethereal and dense: Burnstick releases the magnificent single “Warrior Ride”.

The Carillon:  "With such a distinct musical style and impactful mode of performance, there is no doubt that Burnstick deserves to be remembered for decades to come."

Roots Music Canada: ...they really sound lovely together, both live and on record. It’s understated, intimate and seemingly-effortlessly beautiful. Four hooves up.

Winnipeg Free Press: WINNIPEG duo Nadia Gaudet and Jason Burnstick are nominated for three 2016 Western Canadian Music Awards, which will be handed out Oct. 13 in Regina. Gaudet and Burnstick, who released the children’s album Dream On, Little One last fall, are up for aboriginal artist of the year, children’s artist of the year and francophone artist of the year.

CBC News: William Prince, Nadia Gaudet and Jason Burnstick top Manitoba's 2016 WCMA nominees

Ici Radio-Canada : Le duo manitobain Nadia Gaudet & Jason Burnstick est en lice dans trois catégories; l'artiste autochtone de l'année, l'artiste pour enfants de l'année et l'artiste francophone de l'année pour l'album trilingue Fais de beaux rêves, petit ange.

Manitoba Music: Bilingual singer/songwriters Nadia Gaudet & Jason Burnstick picked up two nominations for their debut album, Dream Big, Little One * Fais de beaux rêves, petit ange. Up for Aboriginal Songwriter(s) of the Year and Children's Album of the Year, the duo is also up for a pair of Western Canadian Music Awards (WCMAs) this October.

La Liberté : "Finies les mêmes comptines avec les voix traînantes d'enfants.  Cette collection de chansons acoustiques relaxantes à de quoi détendre papa et maman aussi." - Ruby Irene Pratka

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