One hell of a year for music. Not so much for musicians— at least the musicians no longer with us. Hard to balance a year like that, pluses and minuses popping up like ads from a virus, canceling one another out or piling one on top of the other ad infinitum until the system collapses from the weight. We all felt the weight whether we all know it or not. So many musicians now on the other side but, lucky for us, so many new musicians taking their places. Jesus. My head spins.
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Frank Gutch Jr: 2014 – A Look Back…..
Posted in Opinion with tags 000 Watts, Anna Maria Rosales, Barr Brothers, bobby gottesman, Bullseye Canada Records, C-Leb & The Kettle Black, Chris and Gileah, Churchwood, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, fisher the band, Frank Gutch Jr., Indie Artists, Indie Music, John Fry, Joseph LeMay, Jubal Lee Young, Lavacado, Lost Leaders, Mad Anthony, music, music videos, New American Farmers, Nightmare @ 20, No Small Children, Records, Sage Run, segarini, Social Strife, Sturgill Simpson, The Dixie Bee-Liners, The Hot Sprockets, The Minnows, Winterpills on January 6, 2015 by segariniRoxanne Tellier: Indie Week 2014
Posted in Opinion with tags . Nuit Blanche, After Party, Alberta, BlackDog Ballroom, Bob Segarini, Bovine Sex Club, Brooklyn, Bruno Mars., Cherish Stevenson, Cherry Cola's, Country, Czehoski, DBAWIS, Detour, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Dusty Tucker, East Coast, Ends By You, Fashion Week, Free Times, GO Train, heymacs, Indie Week 2014, Indie Week Finals, International Festival of Authors, J.C. Sandoval, Josh Speers, Laura Cole, Mike Stanfield, Mod Club, Mojo GoGo, Paint, Ray Charles, Rebel Hero, Rehan Delal, Round Venue, Roxanne Tellier, Ryan Price, Savanah, Shawn O’Shea, Stratasfear Productions, Sumo Cyco, The Black Fever, The Hideout, The Hot Sprockets, The New City Kings, The Paddock, The Supermarket, The Underground, Toronto after Dark Film Festival, Toronto Chocolate Festival, Tota, Tyson Froese, UBI & FU, Van Morrison, Winter’s End on October 20, 2014 by segariniAfter five days of independent music and film showcases, along with three days of industry seminars, Indie Week wrapped last night. The event just keeps getting better every year. The bands and fans have a wonderful time, careening from venue to venue, sampling new and new to them music, while rubbing shoulders with like-minded people eager to see and be seen.