Saskatoon singer-songwriter Paulina Salisbury unveils her debut album titled Flame.
The album Flameincludes eight original songs in English that are inspired by issues experienced by young adults and adolescents such as anxiety and how to be courageous in the face of challenges.
Paulina Salisbury recorded her songs in the studio BEEZ NEEZ Recording from Simon Jaseniuk, in Saskatoon. She accomplished her mission in one year, working ten hours every week during that time.
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During her stay in Paris, Paulina Salisbury took the opportunity to compose songs in French and play music with her uncle and his musicians.
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Paulina Salisbury also composes songs in French.
She returned from a stay in Paris where she composed two songs that she hopes to be able to present next fall in collaboration with Nouvelle Scène, a musical event organized by the Conseil culturelle fransaskois which takes place every fall.
She also composed a song with the support of her uncle who plays drums and who accompanied her in the City of Lights.
The 19-year-old artist says she is proud of her French-speaking origins, which she got thanks to her mother who is from Quebec. Paulina Salisbury also claims to belong to the Fransaskois community.
The Fransaskois identity is really important to me.
Paulina Salisbury is working on a musical this summer with her mother Elisabeth Foucault. This work will be presented as part of the Festival Fringe Saskatoon to be held from 1is until August 11th.
I really enjoyed it, working with her. It was really a team that worked well, I think
she says.
Paulina Salisbury will sing four original songs in French on July 4 in Saskatoon, as part of the Festival fransaskois.
