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I grew up in Alliston, Ontario Canada, just outside of Toronto. I wanted nothing more than to move to the city and share my talent; to sing, write and perform for a living.

Like most, my traumas and personal struggles came with me. Suffering from stage fright and extreme self doubt my road to success seemed distant and unattainable. I decided that there was a deep healing that needed to happen in order for me to experience the life I dreamed of. After doing an immense amount of inner work my purpose has now grown.

I want to help others realize their own healing powers and strength so they too can feel free to share and embrace who they are and what they do as well.
-as you listen to my music I hope I help you feel this way.

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When someone asks you if you’re doing ok with something and you get that little moment to reflect and realize, yeah you know what this life thing isn’t so bad.

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Using music as a catalyst to unite people from all over the world, using different mediums to produce more than just music, but to make ART. Album art work, the 'OK' hand by Christina Stein (@copperspruce) was an extension of a series of watercolour hands that Kendal and Christina connected through.

"Kendal and I decided to collaborate on the artwork for her EP for a few reasons. She was into an illustration that I had done of a hand holding the moon. I’m really into drying hands because I think that hands are really complex visually and what we choose to do with our hands is really complex. She said that while writing she was being introspective and “sitting with herself as she was” and I really connected to that."

- Christina Stein @copperspruce

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The OK hand gesture really resonated with me because I think that it’s really important to be able to sit with yourself how you are and to be OK with being uncomfortable in that introspection. It’s not so much that I think of it in terms of complacency but it’s more just allowing yourself to be where you are and being honest about that. Once you establish that solid ground it becomes a place you can stand from. as a mother and a perfectionist I really like the idea of the OK hand gesture to symbolize that introspection because what is celebrated and promoted in our in our culture and on social media is not always the full human experience. as a mother and professional I spend a lot of my time allowing myself to fail and fail publicly. I try not to judge my failings but to embrace them for what they are to learn from them if I can but mostly to allow myself to have complex human experiences that are maybe things that I can’t publicly celebrate but that’s OK and it’s OK to not be OK. So much of life is about living in chaos, not every moment needs to be perfect and that’s just part of being human.

- Christina Stein Instagram @copperspruce

Christina Stein is a mixed media illustrator specializing in murals, watercolour, and oil portraits. Christina enjoys working with surreal imagery and hopes to inspire surprise and delight while leaving room for her audience to be curious and ask questions.

She lives and works in Calgary from her studio Copper Spruce Studio.

Instagram @copperspruce

How I felt before this full moon 🌕
#wtfyo

When your intuition tells you to walk away from something 👏🏻Walk 👏🏻 A 👏🏻way 👏🏻 #trustyourself

I did a little piece for @mentalmovementmagazine on my struggle with perfectionism; where it started and how I began to heal. The #linkisinbio 📝 #soulfood

Using music as a catalyst to unite artists from all over the globe, using different mediums to produce more than just music, but to make ART.

"About me, I'm a 23 year old animation student, living and working in Mumbai, India. While working on the song I took many suggestions from Kendal herself and then added a personal touch to them to bring them to life for the video. The colors used in the video are from the reference photo Kendal sent me and I added a few complementary colors." - Puks Phadke Instagram @_KMotion_

HUMAN FEEL is a statement of the universal need for personal contact, emotional connection, and acceptance across cultural, ethnic, and gender boundaries. By addressing a very personal feeling of longing in an open and positive way, Kendal Thompson has created a call to action. Paired with a stunning video directed by Dylan Mitro, the message of Human Feel is clear: No matter who you are, what you are, or where you are, love and acceptance can define us as humans if we choose it.

I enjoy creating music videos because of their lack of boundaries, with an opportunity to express my imagination freely. I want explore and deconstruct the norm, presenting a dialogue that discusses the perspectives that are underrepresented in mainstream media. Focusing on a queer and gender positive representation. My style tends to lean towards a more abnormal narrative, whether it's adults playing spin the bottle or a room that is entirely silver. Working with Kendal was a pleasure and I was very thankful for the creative trust that I was given. The music video could not have come together without the collaboration of many talented friends who were all so devoted to bringing this absurd vision to life.

Human Feel is a narrative trying to playfully explore our first introductions to human connection. Some of us having that first interaction in a friendly game of spin the bottle. I wanted to flip the stigma of the hetero-normative way of thinking about "normal" romantic connections.

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Kendal Thompson is a singer and songwriter born in Alliston, Ontario, Canada. She began singing at the age of three making up songs as she went along. Thompson began taking vocal lessons at the age of 12 and soon she was gathering fellow classmates for rehearsals of a girl group that never received a name, or made it out of the playground. From those failed attempts she learned how to persevere with her purpose in hand. In her early teens Kendal was shown a new light, being almost solely inspired by Lauryn Hill, began her journey of musical expression. She adopted a guitar her father had purchased years earlier for $10.00 at a local auction and the added musical outlet and freedom of expression took her writing to a whole new level. In 2007 Kendal took a leap and moved to Toronto where she found a home in the folk and indie circuit. Endless shows and several projects later she connected with producer, songwriter and musician Mike Schlosser of Little Noise Records, and the musical results have formed that basis of all her music since. Her first EP “One” is available on Apple Music and Spotify and has helped her gain the attention of other Toronto artists, and landed her a feature in John Orpheus’ song “BUTTAHFLY”. 2017 saw the release of the single “Human Feel” with a video by Dylan Mitro (The Zolas), which explores the songs themes of universal love and acceptance, both of self and of others. In 2018 Kendal released “OK Cool”, a deeply personal collection of songs that picks up where Human Feel left off.