The past few days has got to be one of the best event-filled weekends that I ever had to ring in Canada Day.
I headed down to Harbourfront last night in anticipation of Canadian R&B singer/songwriter Jully Black who was hosting a concert at the WestJet stage in promotion of her new album Made In Canada.
As expected the concert was phenominal. The Toronto native belted out selections from her various albums with help from her amazing band.
I was moving to the beat once she sung “Sweat Of Your Brow” from her debut album This is Me. Jully had the whole crowd pumping their fists to “Glass Ceiling”. Her energy on the stage as a performer is contagious. Dancing and marching on stage and in 4-inch heels! She looked amazing as usual.
I can honestly say that Jully Black is one of the most passionate performers I have ever gotten to see sing live. Visibly breaking down with emotion nearing the end of her concert, she was encouraged by an appreciative and adoring crowd with a range of applause and cheers.
I’m lucky to have gotten the chance to work with her while I was a Web Producer at Universal Music Canada. She is a phenomenal woman who inpires change on many different levels, whether it’s music, health, fitness, spirituality, perserverance, beliving in yourself, or simply to dream.
She is proud to be Canadian and truly loves her fans.
If you haven’t heard the premiere track “Seven Day Fool” from Ms. Black’s sophomore album titled Revival, you’re missing out. I just came back from Jully Black’s showcase performance at 
on August 11, 2016