Podcasts about alberta music

That's right, Studio B has gone back to its roots!Welcome to a Studio B's Music Education Episodes. I discuss the good, the bad, the behind the scenes, the ugly, the fun and exciting, personal and wild side of the music industry with some of Canada's most prominent industry experts! The goal of these episodes is to educate and provide valuable and digestible information to  independent and emerging musical artists and industry professionals to help support and grow their careers. They're also fun to listen to if you're super fascinated in the behind the scenes aspects of the music business and what it takes to be an artist or industry person.     THIS IS A GREAT CONVERSTATION!IN THIS EPISODE:Networking for Artists at Award Weekends, Conferences, Seminars, Events...etc. with the very knowledgeable and very talented industry professional, Jessica (Jess) L'Heureux! She's the Program Manager with Alberta Music and she runs Campfire Management.  If the idea of networking sounds daunting or intimidating, it doesn't have to be!  Navigating the music industry can be a long, winding, and bumpy road, but you can make it much easier and much more fun if you get help along the way. In this episode, me and Jessica will talk about the importance of networking for musicians and why it's something that you should consider doing regularly and how to do it effectively and efficiently and have a great time doing it!JESS! Thank you so much for joining me!! This is the best conversation! You can find her here: https://www.albertamusic.org/https://www.campfiremgmt.com/

On this week's episode, we're chatting with Mouraine, a Sudan-born hip hop and rap artist based in Edmonton, Alberta. We get to know the man behind the music, discussing his life journey, career ups and downs, and what inspired his latest album, In Search of Gold. From chasing possessions to finding purpose, peace, and happiness, Mouraine shares his story with us in a real and raw way.   As a first-generation immigrant to Canada, Mouraine learned to speak English through his love of music. By the age of 11, he was already writing, recording, and performing original music, which led him to share stages with the likes of Mac Miller, J.Cole, and T-Pain. Mouraine is quickly emerging into the limelight with his magnetic energy and talent for self-expression, and he just released his sophomore album, In Search of Gold, a metaphorical representation of his life journey.   Join us for this insightful and inspiring conversation with Mouraine, on INRHYTHM.            

Brad & Ryan of Canadian country music duo Flaysher join the DTP to take us behind their new single ‘Wild One'! Written by Nashville & Canadian country heavy hitters Tebey, Emma-Lee and Karen Kosowski and produced by Dan Swinimer, “Wild One'' is a feel-good song about the kind of girl you know you can't hold onto for long, yet can't help but try.  Not only do we dive behind this energetic new single, but also the brothers' experiences with Alberta Music's Project WILD program, creating positive change & raising funds towards mental health with their recent ‘One More Light' concert, and much more!   Connect w/ Flaysher! — — —  Website:   Apple Music:   Amazon Music:   Spotify:   YouTube:   Facebook:   Instagram:   — — —   Connect with Colton Gee & the Desert Tiger Podcast ----- Pick up Desert Tiger Merch @   Follow Colton Gee & Desert Tiger   -----

We are extending a warm welcome to Elaine Cheung on this episode of the Canadian Music Therapy Podcast. Elaine is the President of the Music Therapy Association for Alberta and she shares with listeners about her experience as a board member of the MTAA and where she sees the future of music therapy not only for Alberta, but for Canada. Elaine also shares a poignant story of the impact of music therapy for patients and staff in intensive care units. Here is a little more about Elaine: Elaine is currently the President of the Music Therapy Association for Alberta and has been working with the JB Music Therapy team for the last five years. She received her Master of Music Therapy from Wilfrid Laurier and prior to that, a degree in Music Education and a certificate in Clarinet Performance. She loves the thrill of working with people of all ages and abilities and aims to develop a meaningful therapeutic relationship to maximize a person's potential for change and growth. When not providing music therapy services, you can find Elaine searching for the next learning opportunity and playing clarinet in a community ensemble. To join the discussion online, please use hashtag #CanadianMusicTherapy

Welcome to HomeMade in Alberta! Featuring the rising stars of Alberta country music and their songs!In the spotlight this week is the award winning country crooner out of Wainwright, Ryan Lindsay. Born and raised Albertan, he's country to his core.  Lindsay began playing shows at 15 and has loved it ever since. He tells you all about his love of playing live! Lindsay took a degree in Outdoor Education in Camrose at the University of Alberta, worked as a backcountry guide and traveled extensively across the Northern Arctic of Canada an Greenland before pursuing a career in music. Lindsay's main influences include 90'a country!Lindsay released his second EP titled “The Ride” (2020) which won him album of the year at the Country Music Alberta Awards (CMAB Awards), where Lindsay also received an award for Horizon Male artist. Prior to that, he released his first independently released EP, "Wild" (2019)  Alberta Country Music Awards,  which helped Lindsay win a CMAB Award for Rising Star. The name may also sound familiar because, in 2018, Lindsay was named Rising Star by Country 105 in their star search contest.   Big thanks going out to Ryan for hanging out on HomeMade in Alberta this week! Make sure you go to his website ryanlindsaymusic.com for show updates and on all the socials to also follow along with his musical and travel adventures.For all things Studio B, including more HomeMade in Alberta episodes, One to Watch Wednesday features and educational episodes, you can visit Facebook, Twitter or Instagram! You can visit me @sarahohighriver on Instagram.

Welcome to One to Watch Wednesday! Showcasing Canadian independent and emerging artists and their music!This week the spotlight is on Chloe Albert! And incredible folk pop artist from Edmonton, Alberta!  She is known for her honest, bold and beautiful songs! Chloe is an award winning songwriter and performer, and it's only the beginning for this talented singer songwriter!We had such a fun conversation about who and what inspired her to pursue music, collaboration and community, her very well deserved accolades, her brand new album "Come Around Again," and much much more! You also hear her beautiful songs, "Die Trying," and "Come Around Again." Big thanks going out to Chloe for joining One to Watch Wednesday! It was such a fun time!You can find Chloe Albert on all social media platforms, her website and her music is available wherever you buy, download or stream your music now!Check out more One to Watch Wednesday, HomeMade In Alberta and educational episodes presented by Studio B Podcast on all streaming services and on all social media platforms. You can find me @sarahonairhighriver on Instagram!

Welcome to HomeMade in Alberta brought you by Studio B., featuring the rising stars of Alberta Country and their music!This week the spotlight is on the super sweet, talented and fun, Alecia Aichelle, out of Red Deer! The past few years has been pivotal in Alecia Aichelle's career with the release of seven singles, many significant shows, and a sponsor car from Scott Subaru of Red Deer for her Western Canadian Hooked On Us 2018 radio tour which included visiting over 40 radio stations. Some highlights of Alecia's career include performing in a writer's round at the legendary Bluebird Café in Nashville, opening for Aaron Pritchett and Aaron Goodvin at Westerner Days Mainstage Enmax Centrium in Red Deer AB, two shows with her band at Canadian Finals Rodeo Mainstage including being one of the openers for Lindsay Ell, and opening for the legendary Bellamy Brothers in 2019 at the brand new Exhibition Hall at Westerner Park Red Deer. - aleciamusic.comHad a really great time talking with her about her dog, Cash, her move down the Nashville (and move home) and of course about her new song, "Household," and so much more! You also hear her new song, "Household!" (PS: Keep your eye out for the music video soon!)               Big thanks going out to Alecia for chatting this week! You can hear all her music including her other great songs, "Get Lost," "You Rescued Me," and "Hooked On Us," on all streaming services now. She's on all social media and her website is aleciamusic.com.You can find out more about Studio B. on ALL social media platforms. For more episodes of HomeMade in Alberta, One to Watch Wednesday or an education episode or two, you can find those on all streaming services! You can find me on Instagram @sarahonairhighriver.

Welcome to One to Watch Wednesday! Showcasing independent and emerging artists and their music!This week the spotlight is on Kayla Williams! In her words, she's a "Souful-pop singer songwriter, so inspired by the '70s I'm practically 70."We had such a fun conversation about her musical inspirations,  her comedy, her performance at the Winter Games, her vocal coaching/teaching and much much more!You also hear her songs, "Parking Lot" and "Stealing From My Youth." Big thanks going out to Kayla for joining One to Watch Wednesday! It was such a great chat!You can find Kayla Williams on all social media platforms including YouTube and Patreon and her music is available wherever you buy, download or stream your music now!Check out more One to Watch Wednesday, HomeMade In Alberta and educational episodes presented by Studio B Podcast on all streaming services and on all social media platforms. You can find me @sarahonairhighriver on Instagram!

Welcome to HomeMade in Alberta brought you by Studio B., featuring the rising stars of Alberta Country and their music!I had the absolute pleasure of meeting The Prairie States about three years ago when they released their debut song Tongue Tied. Ever since then, it's been such a cool experience to watch them makes huge waves across the Alberta country music scene. I had a quick chat with Jay and Mat of the band for this weeks feature and you are also going to hear their new song, "High That I'm Riding!"Out of Edmonton, Mat Cardinal, Jeff Dick, Mike Nash, Doc deGroot, and Jay Der formed The Prairie States in 2017 and immediately started writing songs for their full length album, Lost In The Right Direction. Independently released in June 2018, it was nominated for the CMAB Album Of The Year and included three radio singles, which all broke the top 100 Mediabase Canadian Country Chart. Since then, the band has released two more singles, Every Little Town and Low Life, both of which also cracked the top 100.As seven time Country Music Alberta Award recipients, including the 2018 Rising Star, 2019 Horizon Group/Duo Of The Year, and 2020 Songwriters Of The Year, as well as 1st place in the 2018 Project Wild Artist Development Program, it's proof that this Edmonton based band is moving in the right direction and they are kicking some serious butt. You can find The Prairie States on ALL streaming services and ALL social media platforms, so you don't miss out on any information or music from them. You can find out more about Studio B. on ALL social media platforms. For more episodes of HomeMade in Alberta, One to Watch Wednesday or an education episode or two, you can find those on all streaming services! You can find me on Instagram @sarahonairhighriver.

Welcome to HomeMade in Alberta where I feature the independent and emerging rising stars of Alberta, Canada, country music!This week the feature guest is the stunningly talented award winning and nominated, sing-songwriter originally from Elk Point, now living in Edmonton, Olivia Rose! Olivia Rose's presence within the Canadian music scene has only continued to grow with the release of her new single,  "Gold."We talk about her music career, Project Wild, her CMI Program experience, honing her songwriting and performing abilities, her awards and nominations and much more! Thank you so much for being a part of HomeMade in Alberta, Olivia! Always amazing to chat with you!You can find Olivia Rose on ALL social media platforms and streaming services and request "Gold" at radio now!You can find Studio B Podcast on all social media and streaming services and Sarah Scott on Instagram @sarahonairhighriver. 

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Ryan has developed a successful career in country music that has landed him a pile of shows including the mainstage of country thunder and the Nashville north stage at the Calgary stampede. Ryan Lindsay was named Country 105’s Rising Star in 2018, and this year is one of the Top 12 artists in Project Wild, Alberta Music’s artist development program. He sits down in person to talk with me about Music, Business, Travel and so much more.

In today's show, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Ben Nixon, sound technician, musician and educator residing in Calgary, AB. Ben runs his live sound company, Mossy Rock Productions with the same tenacity that's gotten him to where he is in the industry working for major festivals like Calgary Folk Fest, partnerships with Alberta Music and Project Wild as well as a steady gig at the Mount Royal University's prestigious Bella Concert Hall. With that tenacity, Ben has also experienced physical setbacks and as many of us do, times to call into question if it's all worth the physical and emotional turmoil we place upon ourselves. Thankfully, Ben has found peace in prioritizing his physical and mental wellbeing, and we share with you in today's chat some of the keys to success Ben has found along the way. This is a great look at how unforgiving the music industry can be and how to manage the hardships from a very up close and personal take. Tune in and be sure to share it out with those you care about if this one hits home. For more info on Ben, check his site out at www.mossyrockproductions.com and be sure to give him some love. Please rate and review the show if you're diggin' it so we can continue to grow the movement of musician health and wellness across our wonderful community. For more info on me, please check out www.therockdr.com Much love, M xo

There is music….and then there is Alberta music! It was great to sit down with Carly Klassen, the Executive Director of Alberta Music on the YEG Me podcast. She leads the team that is a non-profit, service-based association dedicated to helping professionals in the music industry to succeed in their careers. From Alberta Bands/Artists, Managers, Publicists, Labels, Studios, Producers, Engineers... they support and connect everyone in the Alberta music industry. Carly shares a great story about her first day on the job and how she first met a future Juno nominee. If you’d like to learn more about Alberta Music, please visit: www.albertamusic.org Or find them on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/albertamusic Twitter: https://twitter.com/alberta_music Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alberta_music/ So what is Yeg Me all about? Edmonton is a great city and we wanted to connect with some Edmontonians to learn more about them and more importantly, some of their thoughts and insight about Edmonton (YEG). So...what better way to do that than to host a podcast on said topic. We also had some fun coming up with some Yeg.Me swag with some pretty awesome YEG designs. Learn more at www.yeg.me Yeg Me is sponsored in party by Road 55. If you or someone you know is looking to grow your business through marketing and strategy, please connect with Road 55. https://road55.ca The Podcasts were filmed in the Werkstatt Studio. You can learn more about the studio, located in the heart of the Ice District in Downtown Edmonton by going here: https://www.werkstatt-yeg.com

On this edition of Fort McMurray Matters, we speak with Alberta Music and Arts Council Wood Buffalo about the music scene in Fort McMurray and information artists need to know to run a business or how companies can book a performer.

Olivia Street is Communications Coordinator for Alberta Music, and an Alberta musician in her own right, fronting Edmonton band King of Foxes. This episode will teach you about Alberta Music and what they offer local musicians, as well as a bit about collecting your royalties through SOCAN. Turns out you could have some money waiting. We also get into songwriting, and Olivia's daring pressure-cooker plan to write new material. This episode closes with "You Want More" by King of Foxes. Thanks to Olivia Street for that. Episode LINKS // Alberta Music - https://albertamusic.org - Best of Edmonton Spotify Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/user/g56szk8tc41wz15j5yo6b30hs/playlist/5sU2n2kBNOYBE710nIZ2cq - King of Foxes - https://www.kingoffoxesband.com/

Two weeks ago on the Capital City Records Podcast Lindsey Walker talked about Jesse and Dandelions and this week we turn things around as Jesse Northey, from Jesse and Dandelions, talks about the Consilience song “Walking Through a Dead Night”, a song which he recorded twice. Consilience’s lead Tusy Hudson and the bands live off the floor version gives us a rawer feel to “Walking Through a Dead Night”. When Jesse Northey and Aidan Lucas-Buckland took over the rhythm section of Consilience in 2014 the band was able to create a different musical landscape.   Jesse Northy is deep into the music scene in Edmonton and is working for Alberta Music. He takes us behinds the curtain of the production of both versions of “Walking Through a Dead Night”.   Capital City Records Song of the Week is an affiliated member of the Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATB.

This week's podcast features the audio from our meetup on how to start a podcast, which we recorded way back in September. This was a departure from our usual format. We had veteran podcasters on one side of the room and aspiring podcasters on the other, and we invited the rookies to pepper the vets with questions. You'll hear questions such as these: Which sound editing program should I use? What would you do differently if you started again, especially for business? How frequently should podcasts come out? What social media channels should you use? What analytics should you track? How do you make crowdfunding work? How do you record guests remotely on your podcast when they may not be technically savvy? Where's the best place for your podcast live, for hosting and distribution? And you'll hear answers from these podcasters: Ben Yendall of Tales from the Hydian Way; Erika Ensign of Verity!, The Audio Guide to Babylon 5, Lazy Doctor Who and Uncanny Magazine; Chris Sikkenga of Montreal Sauce; Dan and Trina Shessel of Northern Nerdcast; Danica LeBlanc of Yegs and Bacon; Troy Pavlek of Basket of Yegs; Steven Schapansky of Radio Free Skaro, Hockey Feels, Lazy Doctor Who, The Memory Cheats and Uncanny Magazine. Have a listen. This episode is also available in iTunes, on Google Play, on SoundCloud or on Stitcher. Many thanks to CafeRista for hosting us. Thanks, too, to CKUA Radio and the University of Alberta Music program for donating door prizes to give away. Audio from the October meetup on how to get the word out (featuring Kelly Froese of Edmonton Nerd List and Jeff Williams of Guerrilla Radio) is slated to be published in December. As you can see, there tends to be a lag between meetup and audio release, so if you can, join us in real life. The next one will be on Nov. 19 at Variant Edition. Watch for details on the Edmonton Podcasting Meetup page. This episode of Seen and Heard in Edmonton is brought to you by Castria, where award-winning podcasters help you make your podcast sound great.  In this episode, you'll hear Erika Ensign and Steven Schapansky talk about how they got into podcasting and how they use the expertise they've earned over the past decade to help bring other podcasts into the world (including this one).

This week Karen sums up The Vagina Monologues and plays a couple tracks from Tupelo Honey and Royal TuskTupelo Honey are playing Bert Church Theatre Airdrie Saturday FEB 28. We have a couple tickets to give away on Kulture Shake Facebook and Twitter. Amazing Band...so don't miss out.Royal Tusk also an Edmonton band have a unique sound.Song 1: Feel This Love, Tupelo Honey - Album Brave New Worldwww.tupelohoney.caSong 2: Shadow of Love, Royal Tusk - Album Mountainwww.royaltusk.comSong 3: Halo, Tupelo Honey - Album Brave New World 

This week Karen sums up The Vagina Monologues and plays a couple tracks from Tupelo Honey and Royal TuskTupelo Honey are playing Bert Church Theatre Airdrie Saturday FEB 28. We have a couple tickets to give away on Kulture Shake Facebook and Twitter. Amazing Band...so don't miss out.Royal Tusk also an Edmonton band have a unique sound.Song 1: Feel This Love, Tupelo Honey - Album Brave New Worldwww.tupelohoney.caSong 2: Shadow of Love, Royal Tusk - Album Mountainwww.royaltusk.comSong 3: Halo, Tupelo Honey - Album Brave New World