Draft:Positive People (band)
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Positive People is an indie music duo based in Montreal, Quebec, featuring Olenka Krakus (Olenka and the Autumn Lovers) and Jeffrey Moon. The band’s music juxtaposes urgent, fuzzed-out punk melodies with reflective lyrics that challenge perceptions of positivity, drawing comparisons to the experimental, dissonant sounds of Sonic Youth and the atmospheric, psychedelic textures of Broadcast. A true "bedroom band, their songs explore themes like post-pandemic realities, mental health, and climate change, presenting socially conscious lyrics within dynamic, immersive arrangements.
History
[edit]Positive People was formed during the COVID-19 pandemic, channeling the duo’s punk/hardcore roots alongside a nostalgic love for accessible melodies. Their 2023 self-titled debut album earned critical praise for its bold instrumentation, layered harmonies, and introspective themes, capturing the energy of busy minds in a small spaces.
Media
[edit]Positive People has garnered significant airplay on Canadian college radio stations. The song "Another Self" was featured in the 2022 feature film "The People’s Joker", directed by Vera Drew. Additionally, they have been highlighted twice on Exclaim!’s "The Eh List" playlist, which features the best new Canadian music, further establishing their presence in the Canadian music scene. Their single "Praise Be" received praise for its bold, grunge-infused post-punk style, with Canadian Beats highlighting the track’s energy and social relevance. Positive People maintains an active digital presence, with music, videos, and updates accessible via Bandcamp, YouTube and most streaming services.
References
[edit]1. U Multicultural Channel. U Talk S2E71: Positive People. Retrieved from Internet Archive
2. Dominionated. (2023). Positive People: Positive People. Retrieved from Dominionated
4. Dominionated. (2022). A Four-Way in the Heart of the West End. Retrieved from Dominionated Newsletter
5. Earshot Online. (2024). College Radio Chart Week of January 16, 2024. Retrieved from Earshot Online
6. Canadian Beats. (2022). Positive People Unveil New Single “Praise Be”. Retrieved from Canadian Beats
7. It Starts With A Birthstone. (2022). Positive People: A Look at Their Journey and Sound. Retrieved from It Starts With A Birthstone
8. Exclaim!. (2024). Hear the Week’s Best New Canadian Music. Retrieved from Exclaim!