SOCAN Study Shows Young Canadians Want Live Music
One of my favourite memories from my teenaged years is going to local shows in my hometown. About 45 minutes west of downtown Toronto, Milton has never really been known for having a
Read MoreOne of my favourite memories from my teenaged years is going to local shows in my hometown. About 45 minutes west of downtown Toronto, Milton has never really been known for having a
Read MoreIf you think that listening to music makes exercise more enjoyable, your hypothesis is backed up by science. This includes high-intensity interval training. Previous research focused mainly on moderate cycling and jogging. In
Read MoreEveryone has heard of the “troubled musician” stereotype before. A tortured soul who suffers from depression and turns to alcohol and drugs to both self-medicate and fuel their creativity. That stereotype might not
Read MoreIt’s fairly well-known that listening to music can affect your mood. According to a new study out of Victoria, Australia’s Deakin University, attending live concerts and dancing with friends can positively affect your
Read MoreCan going to a live music event be good for your health? Medical science says “Yes! Definitely!” The Centre of Performance Science conducted a study that involved taking saliva samples from 117 people
Read MoreHowever you spell it, no one should ever, ever read the crap that is 50 Shades of Grey. This picture pretty much sums up how I feel. You’re much, MUCH better off buying
Read MoreRe:Sound, one of the Canadian organizations responsible for making sure musicians get paid when their music gets played in public, has just released a study wherein they asked Canadians if music plays an
Read MoreA significant percentage of people who create their own music have a tendency to continue doing that throughout their lives. This, according to Swedish research (and who doesn’t trust Swedish research?). Theorell and
Read MoreLet me quote from Audio4cast: By the end of this decade, 93% of new cars will offer streaming music as part of the built-in entertainment system. That’s the prediction of new research out
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