''The Juno categories of breakthrough artist and group of the year have gone through a few different identities in their 44-year history, but what's never changed is the incredible pedigree of the categories' winners.''

Breakthrough Group of the Year: James Barker Band The Beaches The Dead South The Franklin Electric The Jerry Cans

Breakthrough group: James Barker Band; The Beaches; The Dead South; The Franklin Electric; The Jerry Cans.

#14 THE FRANKLIN ELECTRIC * Blue Ceilings Indica

"Burning Flame came as a last minute tag along to record. Talks about the desire or the feeling most of us have felt at some point in our lives that simply reminds us of what we really are doing here or should be that is easily ignored. The drive, the desire to try to be alive and truly feel and be true to it."

"The Franklin Electric has created a soul-wrenching single" "The Franklin Electric does a seemingly impossible task: They make emotions normal through the art of music. With each piano note and dreary phrase, they validate deep heartache and anger. "

''Engaging and rich in texture, catchy and edgy yet nicely commercial ''

Jon Matte, who fronts the 4-piece band said the tracks "was a spontaneous last minute addition to the record about the fire that feeds us and brings us to do all the things we do, or ignore the things we don't do but wish we had."

Meet indie folk band, The Franklin Electric, who have shared their video for ‘Burning Flame’, a cinematic showpiece filmed in Toronto.

“This was a spontaneous last minute addition to the record about the fire that feeds us and brings us to do all the things we do, or ignore the things we don’t do but wish we had. A voice inside most of us that can easily be ignored but the burn is a constant reminder. This video was all about the casting! I walked in the day of the shoot and met George, who plays the main role in this music video. He is the most endearing, honest, pure, yet driven 17 year old kid I have ever met. From that moment I was sold on the director’s story & concept. I invite you to meet George for yourself.”

Montreal-based alt-folk band The Franklin Electric has released the video for the soulful and haunting track "Burning Flame." The video was filmed in Toronto and comes from sophomore album Blue Ceilings.

The Canadian alt-folk/alt-pop outfit The Franklin Electric will be back in London next month for a low-key show promoting their second album, the 2017 release ‘Blue Ceilings’. The London show follows a short run of dates across Germany and a trip to The Netherlands.

‘Burning Flame’, the third song from the melodic 11-track LP (available via Indica Records and iTunes), is haunting and soulful, with its country vibe. The music video which features an all Canadian production team, was filmed in Toronto.

The video was filmed in Toronto and features an All- Canadian production team. The band released their highly anticipated sophomore album titled Blue Ceilings earlier this year via Indica Records and includes the singles “I Know The Feeling”, “Walk With You”, “Someone Just Like You” and “Burning Flame”.

Montreal-based alt-folk band The Franklin Electric has released the video for the soulful and haunting single “Burning Flame”. Watch + share video here + watch the song live filmed on their last UK trip in April, live in the Sofar Sounds London – watch here.

Channelling the spirit of Hozier and Amber Run, Burning Flame is a poignant and emotive work, demonstrating Jon Matte’s songwriting panache

‘Burning Flame’ is taken from their second album, ‘Blue Ceiling’, and proves just how far they have come since the beginning. The lyrics, carried on those heartfelt vocals, will bring a tear to your eye with the sheer emotion and meaning they carry. The melodies they sit on are sonically powerful, bringing the hairs on your arms up as they sliver down your spine. This isn’t just a song, it’s an experience.

"Burning Flame" is one of those feel-it-in-the-pit-of-your-stomach songs. It's heavy with emotion, weighed down by the anticipation of lurking instrumentation, simmering in the background until it's ready to make a powerful upfront appearance.