Random music news for Saturday, March 7, 2020
Here’s a topic worthy of exploration these days: edible vaccines. And here are 18 more common ways to die than the result of coronavirus. Moving to music news for March 7, 2020… Coronavirus
Read MoreHere’s a topic worthy of exploration these days: edible vaccines. And here are 18 more common ways to die than the result of coronavirus. Moving to music news for March 7, 2020… Coronavirus
Read MoreArtist: Luke Rathborne Song: “Ordinary Woes” Album/EP: Single Wailing and morose vocals built atop a (wonderfully) gruesomely distorted guitar, Luke Rathborne invites listeners to mope as quickly and effectively as possible in “Ordinary
Read MoreArtist: Madame PsychosisSong: “Just Wanna Be Myself”Album: SingleBand location: Toronto Why I like it: A fun, upbeat song with sweet yet edgy female vocals. Watch: Artist: Circa WavesSong: “Movies”Album: SingleBand location: Liverpool, England
Read MoreArtist: MunaSong: Pink LightAlbum: Saves The World Muna’s new sophomore album Saves The World is in every way reflective of the honest and personal pop music that has built Muna a solid following
Read MoreArtist: A Tribe Called RedSong: “Ba Na Na” feat. Oadario, Haviah Mighty, and Chippewa TravellersAlbum: SingleBand location: Ottawa Why I like it: Mixing modern hip-hop and traditional indigenous music Listen: Artist: Hoodie AllenSong:
Read MoreA warm summer night in Muskoka, great friends, better music, under a starry sky. Sounds pretty fun, right? A concert to benefit the Gord Downie and Chanie Wenjack Fund makes it memorable, a can’t-miss
Read MoreAfter weeks of lobbying, kvetching and voting, the 200-ish music industry wonks of the Polaris Music Prize jury have narrowed down nearly 200 submissions to 40 (the Long List) and now to 10.
Read MoreSeventy years ago, something crashed at Roswell, New Mexico. Probably a stupid grey. And now, the music news for July 8. Dave Grohl is “a big bully.” Wait–what? Madonna is set to open
Read MoreNo, the music video is not dead. The Prism Prize seeks to recognize the best Canada has to offer, complete with a $15,000 cash prize. After going through a ton of videos, a
Read MoreThe Prism Prize has returned, setting in motion a process to name the best Canadian music video of the last 12 months. Voting will be carried out by 120 music industry professionals (me
Read MoreAfter polling 120 music industry types across Canada, jurors have finally settled on these ten finalists in The Prism Prize, the annual competition to find the best music video in the land. After
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