“What you feel but in songs”: this playlist seems a perfect fit for ‘My Body Is’.

Alternative playlisting for ‘My Body Is.’

R+ Music declares my new single “a strong, raw and highly expressive interpretation”.

‘My Body Is’ finds a home among the freshest rock tracks, according to UK music blog Unis Son.

Japan’s source for world music news has an eye on ‘My Body Is’…AND what’s coming next!

‘My Body Is’ spends week 1 of its digital streaming life featured among the best new songs from Canadian artists, according to Exclaim! magazine.

Drop the Spotlight on my “powerful anthem for the fundamental right of bodily autonomy.”

‘My Body Is’ is your “oasis of sanity” according to The Tinnitist music blog.

CBC interviews Devon about her new holiday single - and the FREE preview / early release in honour of Buy Nothing Day 2022.

Devon’s latest solo show has a unique livecast online premiere at The Remergence, May 2021.

Shakespeare’s fiery suicide girl inspires a song from Devon More. Portia premieres as part of ‘Lady Macbeth and the Not Quite Dead’ - songs that give voice to the wisdom and wise cracks of women who were written off by Shakespeare.

Devon spends an afternoon with host of the Low Class Heroes comedy podcast, Morris Bartlett.

Devon’s humble, harmonious, and humouros take on the Human Condition, circa 2020.

A unique feature piece, by Canadian Theatre Critics Association member and cross-Canada arts blogger, Rodrigo Flores of Joyful Magpies.

Art in the dark for a good cause: Fringe performers moved their annual rogue midnight cabaret online in support of Winnipeg’s Bear Clan Patrol.

Devon More drops in from a distance, to be featured at the Winnipeg Fringe’s 4-day live online event: Virtually Yours.

The 50-day music marathon and 2nd Lockdown Living Room Show…

And so it begins: first week of daily live-streaming music and musings....

Heralded in Merritt: “Once again, More has prepared a musical extravaganza that promises to be no average show, taking listeners on a wild ride between themes of Shakespeare, classical music, Samuel Beckett, pop rock and quantum physics.”