When the Ship Goes Down is a song about shared humanity in the face of adversity. It explores the idea that when challenges arise—whether personal or global—our differences fade, and we are left with the fundamental truth that we are all in this together. The lyrics reflect on resilience, self-reflection, and the necessity of personal responsibility before we can make meaningful change in the world. The song’s message is simple yet powerful: before we can fix the world, we must first take a look at our selves and the role that we play. The imagery of a sinking ship serves as a metaphor for the struggles we all face, emphasizing the need for unity, self-awareness, and action.
Scruffyfish is a vibrant fusion of rhythm and melody, weaving the rich traditions of West African drumming with a modern urban beat. Driven by the dynamic interplay of bass, keys, guitar, flute, and an eclectic mix of instruments, their sound is an immersive experience that captivates the senses.
Rooted in the universal language of music, Scruffyfish has carved out a unique sonic identity in Alberta, pioneering Global Country World Music. Their genre-defying sound blends the intricate poly-rhythms of West Africa with the raw energy of rock and roll and the soulful groove of rhythm and blues. Each song is a journey—hook-filled, electrifying, and deeply resonant.
Julie Boisclair
Ian S Dickau
Roger Duncan
Bruce Rodger
Walter