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Category Archives: Radio
Radio 3: Helping Canada’s independent music scene
This is a very exciting time for our band, Little City. And much of the excitement is a result of being added to regular rotation on CBC Radio 3. Within independent music in Canada, play on R3 has become a … Continue reading
Posted in CBC, Music, Radio, Radio 3
Tagged band, Canada, Canadian Music Week, CBC Radio 3, college radio, culture, Dave Clarke, festivals, Frances Miller, independent music, indie scene, Jordan Axani, Little City, NXNE, R3, record labels, Shaun Axani, support, Thom Macfarlane, Trevor Kai
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CBC Electronic
Back in the mid-1990s when CBC Radio 3 was conceived, the initial plan was to create a traditional terrestrial radio station to reach out to youth across the country. The costs and challenges proved to be prohibitive, so CBC3 took … Continue reading
Posted in CBC, Music, People, Radio, Social Media
Tagged artists, blog, Canadians, CBC, CBC Electronic, CBC Radio 3, Google’s “20% Time” model, John Paolozzi, Manifesto for Agile Software Development, music, music festivals, MUTEK, podcasts, radio 3, Radio-Canada, Shambhala, Steve Pratt, Web Producer, Your CBC/Radio-Canada
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Rendez-Vous
Espace musique and CBC Radio 2 have joined forces to present Rendez-Vous, a cross-cultural radio and web based project that turns the spotlight on three French-speaking and three English-speaking artists. There is a twist. The Francophones present their favourite English-language … Continue reading
Posted in Programming, Radio
Tagged Alejandra Ribera, Amelia Curran, art, Barr Brothers, Caracol, CBC, cultural, culture, Daniel Lavoie, Expace Musique, Gino Vannelli, Guylaine Picard, Iabelle Boulay, Jeremy Fisher, Jorane, Luc De Larochellière, Marie-Pierre Arthur, music, project, radio, Radio 2, Rendez-Vous, Sarah Lue, Sarah Slean, Sirius, Sophie Laurent, web
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CBC’s Hip Hop Summit concert: What it takes
On April 1, 2011, history will be made! The Canadian Hip Hop Summit concert features some of the biggest names in Canadian rap music — assembled all on one stage, for one night only. I was inspired to produce this … Continue reading
