Toronto Indie Rocker Brodie Christ Releases Uplifting Devotional Single “Now I Can’t Dance” from Forthcoming Album, Massive Emotions
Toronto-based indie pop/rock artist Brodie Christ returns together with his new single “Now I Can’t Dance,” a joyful, reverent love tune orbiting devotion and want. With an lively pulse and interstellar metaphor, “Now I Can’t Dance” is a tribute to awe – in partnership, in politics, and within the gravity of affection.
“I needed to write down a tribute tune to my accomplice. She is a powerhouse and an inspiration. She is the kind of one that exudes excessive ranges of each magnificence and intelligence. She is an individual that individuals orbit round. I needed to precise that her total being creates gravity, and right here I am simply attempting to drift round and be a part of her photo voltaic system,” says Christ.
Constructed on an expressive bassline by Kyle T Bass, locked-in drums from Miles Gibbons, and a lightweight, looped vocal pattern woven by the verses, the observe is a sonic standout on Christ’s upcoming full-length album Massive Emotions (out October fifteenth, 2025).
The tune’s infectious rhythm and heady metaphor are backed by surprising depth. Though it began as a love tune, Christ couldn’t keep away from societal critiques.
“Even in writing a tribute tune, I discovered it exhausting to not be political. My frustration round extensively accepted concepts of nation states and borders, management of individuals and migration, and privatization of belongings like water comes by. The view from house permits one to see how petty, foolish, and fabricated partitions and borders are. I am impressed by a quote from Thor Heyerdahl: ‘Borders? I have by no means seen one, however I have heard they exist within the minds of some folks.”
There’s each lightness and weight in “Now I Can’t Dance,” a distinction that feels foundational to Brodie Christ’s strategy as a songwriter.