In the first hour, we hear from Toronto's Bill Cutbill (Safe Sounds, World News)! Bill talks about moving to Canada from England, safe apartments, how Animal Collective inspired him to trek to the Amazon Rainforest in search of building a sound library and how those field recordings led to his latest solo LP, Amazonas... This edit is a longer version of the CJLO on air broadcast.

You can find Amazonas as well as the associated Amazon Sound Library over at Bill’s Safe Sounds website here…. and don’t forget that AMAZONAS is free to download via desktop for a limited time (with a suggested donation to the Rainforest Trust).

In the second hour, we hear from Alexandre Larin who talks about freedom of expression in switching tongues, how Chocolat led to his latest project Larynx, his new album Ruche des mouches, writing Birthday songs and tributes to dead family pets. We also hear music from Helena Deland, Corridor & Chocolat!

You can check out Larynx’s Ruche de Mouches via band camp below.