Amy Blanding

Amy Blanding, a queer, disabled protest-folk musician from Prince George, BC, lost her job in 2024 as a senior healthcare leader because she used her musical platform to speak out against the genocide in Palestine. A year of legal battles, unemployment, and international attention from the viral release of her single, “Sunbirds” (2025), afforded Blanding the time and the courage to write and record her highly anticipated sophomore album,

Lullaby to My Tender Comrades.

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Co-produced and engineered by John Raham (Frazey Ford, Dan Mangan, Pharis and Jason Romero), Lullaby to
My Tender Comrades captures the raw emotion, complexity, and honesty needed in the everyday struggle for collective liberation

- a soundtrack for the revolution.

“The album was written from a place of acute rawness and zero inhibitions,” says Blanding, “I’m excited to see how this music elbows its way into the ears and hearts of listeners, because I
think it’s a bit offside and outside the lines. I am really proud of and in love with it for that reason.”