Music News for Saturday, July 12, 2025
Are you showering wrong? Let’s ask science. Want music news for July 12, 2025? Just ask me. More music news? Go here. BONUS: A cool Rush cover. (Via Sean)
Read MoreAre you showering wrong? Let’s ask science. Want music news for July 12, 2025? Just ask me. More music news? Go here. BONUS: A cool Rush cover. (Via Sean)
Read MoreThe Prism Prize is an annual award that honours the best artistry in music video production in Canada. The grand prize winner (named by a panel of music industry boffins)
Read MoreAs 200+ music boffins debate over the Long and then the Short List for the 2024 Polaris Prize, it’s time to turn our attention to the Prism Prize, the annual
Read MoreThe Prism Prize is an annual award given out to the best Canadian music video of the year. Just like Polaris, there are levels of voting by a panel of
Read MoreWhile we don’t have dedicated music video channels anymore, it doesn’t mean that the artform of making music videos is dead. On the contrary. With tools and materials readily available
Read MoreMusic videos may not have their own exclusive cable channel anymore, but they’re still an important way of promoting music–and they continue to be a legitimate artform. The Prism Prize
Read MoreNearly a dozen grants have been announced for the seventh round of the MVP Project, providing support to Canadian musicians and filmmakers for the creation of new music videos. The
Read MoreThe Prism Prize is given to the artist and their team judged to have created the best music video of the past year. More than 130 media professionals did the
Read MoreAfter much nominating, lobbying, evaluating, and voting, we now have the shortlist of 10 great Canadian-made music videos in the 2021 Prism Prize. They can all be viewed here. The
Read MoreEach year, the Prism Prize seeks to honour the best in music video production in Canada. After sorting through more than 300 submissions, here are the nominees for 2021 in
Read MoreThe eighth annual Prism Prize offers a $20,000 cash prize (up from $15,000 this year) to the best Canadian music video of the year. Three hundred submissions have been whittled
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