COWESSESS FIRST NATION AMERICANA ARTIST (UNCLE) TRENT AGECOUTAY RELEASES MESMERIZING NEW SINGLE “THE DEVIL”
Cowessess First Nation singer-songwriter (Uncle) Trent Agecoutay unveils his peacekeepers single, “The Satan,” a hypnotic and emotionally wealthy monitor that captures the haunting fantastic thing about forbidden connection. Primarily based in Calgary, Alberta, and raised in Crimson Deer, Agecoutay as soon as once more attracts from his deep storytelling roots to ship a tune that echoes lengthy after the ultimate word.
“The Satan” is the most recent launch from Trent’s forthcoming mission Uncle Trent and Associates – Legacy, a set of songs produced along with his brother Bryce to honour the musical presents of their late father, Jim Agecoutay, a performer who spent over 40 years entertaining throughout Western Canada. Whereas the earlier single “Burn A Smudge” supplied a redemptive tribute to heritage and therapeutic, “The Satan” explores want, hazard, and the magnetic pull of somebody unforgettable.
“The Satan has inexperienced eyes it’s plain to see / And a reasonably smile to seize me / With hair that shimmers within the moonlight glow / The satan’s inexperienced eyes have gotten my soul.”
Set towards a backdrop of moonlight, shadows, and whispered reminiscences, the monitor is steeped within the type of uncooked lyricism and environment which have grow to be hallmarks of Trent’s songwriting. “The Satan” blends the narrative energy of basic Americana with layered acoustic instrumentation, conjuring vivid pictures of longing and reflection below the celebrities.
Trent started his musical journey by watching his father compose songs on the household’s kitchen desk—all the time with a cigarette, a pot of espresso, and a tape recorder close by. That custom of sincere storytelling lives on by means of Trent’s work, which he makes use of to discover what he calls “the human expertise; uncooked, witty, and unwavering.”
Since becoming a member of his father’s band in 1993, Trent has grown right into a revered artist and neighborhood voice. His earlier albums, I Don’t Remorse A Factor, Now…And Then, and A Place To Name Dwelling launched listeners to a sound that’s deeply private but broadly resonant. Trent’s work has earned acclaim throughout Turtle Island, together with a Native American Music Award nomination for Greatest Blues Recording for “Dancing Alongside,” which reached #1 on the Indigenous Music Countdown.
With Curt and Chelsie Younger, Trent co-created Do You Hear Me Now…Amplifying Indigenous Voices, which uplifted Indigenous singer-songwriters throughout the pandemic. His second podcast, The Lethal Uncle Podcast, offers a secure and culturally grounded area for Indigenous males and boys to attach and heal.
As along with his earlier work, “The Satan” advantages from assist by organizations just like the Alberta Basis for the Arts, Calgary Arts Growth, and The Central Music Competition Society. The brand new monitor presents an exhilarating addition to Trent’s ever-evolving catalogue, persevering with a legacy of music-making that started generations in the past.
Whether or not on stage, on the air, or in a podcasting sales space, Trent Agecoutay stays a storyteller dedicated to connection. “The Satan” is his peacekeepers chapter—mysterious, unforgettable, and deeply human.
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