Podcasts about ecmas

The ECMAs just wrapped in St. John's... but things are only getting started for Labrador's Silver Wolf Band. Two of the members join us in the On The Go studio to share a new single and talk about their upcoming tour. (Guest-host Jamie Fitzpatrick with Jamie Jackman and Matthew Barrett)

$1000 Minute advantage (0:07), what the fact (3:10), Erin's spray tan AMA (9:00), What's Trending: Alexa Plus, sad news & ECMAs 2025 (22:30), $1000 Minute (31:20), Peter's new murse (35:00), Beat The Bank (49:50), we open Erin's mysterious package (54:51), Mindbender: we eat 36% more calories than on a normal day when were at this place! (1:00) Follow us on Instagram: @MOVE100Halifax, @ErinHopkinsFM & @PeterAtMove100

We meet Michelle Eagles, the Newfoundlander who's the new Chair of the East Coast Music Association Board. 

A petition circulating online this month has created a stir in the local music community. Artists and industry professionals are weighing in on recent changes to the East Coast Music Awards. Namely, a big staffing shake-up and adjustments to the submission criteria. The CBC's Erin MacInnis is here to talk about some of the concerns outlined in the petition, and how the association is responding.

$1000 Minute advantage (0:07), what the fact (3:15), foods you love now but hated as a kid (5:22), What's Trending: Gateway, ECMAs & don't cook this in your air fryer (13:00), stores that smell good (19:55), $1000 Minute (35:50), Foodie Friday: Lime Gelatin Tuna??? (40:00), Mindbender: More than half of us don't do this in the shower (48:21), Bike A Day In May (51:35)  Follow us on Instagram: @MOVE100Halifax, @ErinHopkinsFM & @PeterAtMove100

Mike and Kristen are eagerly on their way to the East Coast Music Awards on Prince Edward Island, where they've been nominated for Media Person of the Year. In their latest podcast episode, the couple offers heartfelt shout-outs to everyone who supported their fundraiser, and share updates on exciting events like: The Town Heroes Secret Show on June 22, curated by Curiosity Club, and the grand opening of Togetherland Art Gallery. They're thrilled to announce that they'll be hosting a live Q&A at Christina Martin's album premiere for "Storm" this fall and express their gratitude to all their listeners. This episode is a big thank-you and a celebration of all the exciting creative projects they have in the works! Us on the web: www.mikeandkristen.ca Instagram: www.instagram.com/mike_and_kristen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeandkristencreative Shoot us a message! Say hello, tell us who you think we should have on the podcast, and your deepest and darkest secrets: mikeandkristencreative@gmail.com  Review our book "You and Me" on Amazon (it helps a lot!!): https://amzn.to/3qqNCMo Intro song: "The Walk" Outro song: "The Jam" both by Mike's band The Town Heroes - www.thetownheroes.com Mike's site: www.michaelsryan.com Kristen's site: www.kristenherringtonart.com Togetherland's IG: https://www.instagram.com/togetherland_artgallery/   The Town Heroes Secret Show TIX: https://bit.ly/4b2TUXF   Go Fund Me for Christine Tizzard: https://gofund.me/25d0b522   Episode Sponsored by Ryan O'Malley at All State Insurance - romalley@allstate.ca or phone: 1-902-210-1293 —  https://g.co/kgs/XbKHH9s 

How yuhs doin'! This week, it's literally all things new with Elijah MacDougall, Spencer Soloduka tells us why he can't fall in love anymore, and, just in time for the ECMAs, it's a selection of songs from the Island's contingent of nominees. It's all genres. All decades. All-inclusive. And all PEI!Donate to the podcast through PayPal at https://tinyurl.com/isletunespaypal - thank you!Subscribe on Patreon for exclusive videos! https://www.patreon.com/isletunesJoin the isletunes community! https://www.facebook.com/isletunes and https://www.instagram.com/isletunes.

Zach Atkinson shares his passion for live music - a passion that has earned the Fredericton business owner and promoter a Stompin' Tom Awards at this year's ECMAs.

Newfoundland and Labrador is getting the recognition it deserves at this year's East Coast Music Awards, with a whopping 52 nominations. Among the nominees is West Coast musician Jason Benoit, who's up for “Country Recording of the Year” - for his album Time Traveller - as well as “Indigenous Artist of the Year.”

Nominations for the East Coast Music Awards were announced yesterday, and among the nominees are Labrador's own Silver Wolf Band. Frontman Jamie Jackman joined us to talk about their nomination for Indigenous Artist of the Year, and everything else in store for 2024.

It's Christmas Time Again! Christina Campbell and Blake Johnston slow down for a chat with Darcy Walsh of East Coast DNA. Listen in to hear about the duo's start right up to the October released single "Righteous" and November released "It's Christmas Time Again!" @CampbellandJohnston Halifax Blues-Rock power duo, Christine Campbell & Blake Johnston have been building a name for themselves, entertaining audiences with their soulful tone, 60's and 70s rock style guitar riffs and bewitching vocal harmonies; and opening up for some big names, like Burton Cummings, Steve Earle & Bob Seger. In 2021, they released their self-titled album, Campbell & Johnston's Black Market Band. This self-produced recording, adds a touch of their old school rock influences with a modern twist on blues and soul. It earned them an award for Best Blues Album at the 2022 ECMAs and a Maple Blues Nomination. Then in 2023, Campbell's home province showed their support for her, with the Music PEI award “Rooted to the Island Award”! You may also hear their music in various popular Canadian shows such as “Hudson & Rex” & Sullivan's Crossing”. Listen to Campbell & Johnston's Black Market Band's It's Christmas Time Again: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/cam... Subscribe to @eastcoastdna for move chats with people behind the music you love and exclusive Live Shot performances from Eastern Canada's music + arts scene --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/east-coast-dna/message

This week on Finding Your Bliss, we have a show devoted to Christmas in July! Life Coach and Bliss Expert Judy Librach is joined by

Join East Coast DNA: Apartment talk host Darcy Walsh for a chat with musician Sam Wilson about her unique playing style and the East Coast music scene. "From solo to quintet, guitarist Sam Wilson presents a performance that reflects her love of jazz, improvised and instrumental music stemming from various traditions. Her debut 2019 album Groundless Apprehensions received nominations from the ECMAs and Music Nova Scotia for ‘Jazz recording of the year'. Her follow up solo guitar album, Into a Heart (pt. II) released on Muzak records in Japan, and independently to the rest of the world in 2021, has also been well received. It has been nominated for the 2022 ECMAs ‘Instrumental album of the year'. In January 2021 Sam received the Paul Cram Creation award. She has recently collaborated with suddenlyLISTEN on ‘The Seeds Project', as well as Andrew Mackelvie's forming ensemble. In February 2022 Sam attended Lena Residency in Galiano, BC where she laid the foundation for a new upcoming creative music project… stay tuned!" Follow Sam Wilson online: https://samwilsonmusiq.com/https://www.instagram.com/samwilsonmu... "Winter Tides" coming soon SUBSCRIBE TO EAST COAST DNA FOR MORE EAST COAST MUSIC NEWS + INTERVIEWS --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/east-coast-dna/message

Singer and elder Maggie Paul received the Stompin' Tom Award at the 2023 ECMAs. The award honours her life-time contribution to keeping traditional Indigenous music alive. She spoke with Jeanne Armstrong about her efforts and 40-year homemade tape collection.

The biggest night in East Coast music was held last night in Halifax. Jean Surrette, the executive director of Music New Brunswick, chat about the week-long event and which New Brunswick musicians took home hardware.

The CBC's Tony Davis provides a full report on a new men's shelter that's set to open in Summerside. It will have six beds and stay open 24/7. We hear your feedback on ECMAs. And on the phone-in: Gardening expert, Niki Jabbour, provides advice to keep your garden growing.

On the 35th anniversary of ECMAs we're joined by 3 musicians Delvina Bernard, Rachel Beck and Caroline Savoie to ask "How can we better support artists?"

(0:34) "May the fourth be with you" is a phrase known to many Star Wars fans. Jeff Barrett is a huge fan and has the Lego collection to prove it. (8:13) The East Coast Music Awards Week is underway in Halifax. And the Flummies are heading down to play some gigs and collect a new trophy. The longtime band is this province's recipient of the Stompin Tom Award. (18:25) Strengthening our regional identities through folklore. That's the focus of Dale Jarvis's keynote address at this year's Municipalities Newfoundland and Labrador meeting. (24:36) Aches in joints, thyroid issues, and brain fog. While these may seem unique, they're all symptoms of hemochromatosis. We'll hear about the iron overload disorder. (33:39) The songs of Gordon Lightfoot touched millions of listeners and influenced countless musicians, including Gary Mitchell. He saw Lightfoot perform over 50 years ago and has followed his career. (39:41) Now, researchers from the University of Cologne in Germany think they've found a key mechanism responsible for the process. To learn more, we're joined by Dr Peter Lin.

Jon Hines is a national touring blues, jazz and folk singer-songwriter based in (Judique) Cape Breton Nova Scotia. Digital recording, release Down To Funk, (DTF) was nominated for blues recording of the year ECMAs 2022. Jon is endorsed by Godin Guitars & Black Mountain Thumb Picks. A perfect combination of Canadian products for this Canadian traveling blues man. Jon has toured nationally, opening for international acts Steven Page, Jesse Roper & Daniel Champagne. Jon's debut album, “Wild Things Roam” had a song featured in ISC (International Songwriting Competition) where it advanced into the semi finals two years in a row, out of 19,000 song entries world wide. 2017 ISC semi finalist 2018 ISC semi finalist 2020 ECMA showcase artist 2020 selected as a Black Mountain Picks Artist 2021 Godin Guitars artist 2021 Live At Heart Newfoundland artist 2021 Cape Breton Jazz Festival showcase artist 2021 Harvest Jazz and Blues Festival showcase artist 2022 ECMA nomination, Blues recording of the year Find Jon Hines online: jonhinesmusic.com https://linktr.ee/jonhinesmusic EBMIC Spring education information can be found HERE! Find us everywhere HERE! Subscribe today at YouTube.com/@eastcoastdna --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/east-coast-dna/message

On this weeks episode, we interview ECMA nominated entrepreneur Dee Hernandez! Dee moved from Cuba to Canada 23 years ago and is bringing a piece of Havana to Dalhousie this summer when she opens Havana Lounge. We talk about her new business, being ECMA nominated and more. Make sure to like, comment, subscribe, rate and donate if you can!

East-coast raised, Nashville based artist Mallory Johnson recently released her debut full length album Surprise Party. Produced by Grammy and Oscar award nominated producer Kent Wells (Dolly Parton, Paul Anka, Carly Pearce), Mallory collaborated with close friends and industry heavy hitters to co-write the album, including the likes of Carolyn Dawn Johnson, Patricia Conroy, Tenille Arts, Carli & Julie Kennedy (Twin Kennedy), Jason Blaine, and Kelly Prescott. "This album originally began as a 6-song EP with little direction, just songs I really loved or had planned on releasing as singles. I had already started pre-production with my producer Kent Wells when one evening I got together with Carli and Julie Kennedy and we started writing “Surprise Party.” Something clicked after we finished writing this song and the theme of the entire record just organically fell into place. It felt serendipitous," Mallory shares on the natural way in which the album came together. A CCMA-nominated artist, Mallory is turning heads in the country music scene with her recent Billboard-charting single (“Married”) and multiple award wins at the ECMAs and MusicNL Awards. The 2022 SiriusXM Top of the Country Semi-Finalist has received praise from the likes of CMT, The Boot, The Bluegrass Situation, and American Songwriter.

A Grade 12 student at St Stephen High is no stranger to the red carpet. Ian Curran covered the ECMAs for his school production, Spartan TV. Now, he and this teacher Scott Legge just returned rom the Junos.

After a wild month, we take a moment to reflect on the wins and losses that we've experienced. Mike shares his heartbreak from being nominated for 5 ECMAs but winning only a free shuttle ride and how the night eventually ends up being a beautiful celebration. We talk about how we'll be picked up by a stranger upon arrival in Colombia who will drive us for 3 hours into the middle of nowhere and our plans to try and relax while we're there. Stories of ups and downs, how much we love and appreciate our fans and how a loss can always be learned from. Special shout-outs to Flo Sampson, Marion Soroka and Katie Kelly. Us on the web/Buy our Book "You and Me": www.mikeandkristen.ca Buy our Audiobook: You and Me (Audiobook) Instagram: www.instagram.com/mike_and_kristen/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mikeandkristencreative Shoot us a message! Say hello, tell us who you think we should have on the podcast, and your deepest and darkest secrets: mikeandkristencreative@gmail.com  Review our book "You and Me" on Amazon (it helps a lot!!): https://amzn.to/3qqNCMo Intro song: "The Walk" Outro song: "Queen" both by Mike's band The Town Heroes - www.thetownheroes.com 
 
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 Kristen's site: www.kristenherringtonart.com Episode Sponsored by: Art Pays Me Instagram: @artpaysme Website: www.artpaysme.com

Every year at the ECMAs, Flo Sampson finds a piano in a hotel lobby and gets to work. She draws huge crowds, and the party goes on until the wee hours.

The ECMAs is the place for east coast acts to get noticed, and more than 100 people from around the world are in town to scope out the talent. Liz Scott is artistic director of the Mariposa Folk Festival, and Neil Pearson is based in the UK and runs an artist management company called Sounds Just Fine.

The East Coast Music Awards are in Fredericton this weekend. We hear from Newfoundland's Carolina East who is nominated for two awards.

It's ECMA week - and this year all of the festivities are taking place in Fredericton. Lisa Leblanc will be performing this week and she's got a lot to celebrate with a really incredible new album Chiac Disco.

Fredericton band Marian are releasing their first album today ahead of a showcase next week at the ECMAs. Dylan Ward and Jerri-Faye Flatt are members of Marian.

Pabineau First Nation rapper Wolf Castle​, whose real name is Tristan Grant​, is nominated for two ECMAs​, ​Indigenous Artist of the Year and Hip-Hop Recording of the Year​, for his latest album, DaVinci's Inquest​.​

Fredericton is hosting the ECMAs a month from now, and our local music columnist is on the planning committee. Emma Chevarie tells us what the city can expect.

Jean Surette is the executive director of Music NB.

The East Coast Music Awards are underway, virtually Nova Scotia. While Cape Breton will be hosting the event, you won't have to go far to enjoy the show. Concerts and showcases are being broadcast online this year. Andy McLean is the CEO of the ECMAs, he speaks with host Julia Wright.

Our guest today is the incredible RnB Singer/songwriter Justine Tyrell to talk about her debut EP “While You Were Sleeping” that she released on April 23rd, 2021.Justine's infectious personality and creative energy is a driving force behind this conversation. We talk about the importance of working with a PR company (Bad Parade) that truly loves your music, what benefits can be had when working with the right publicist, personally writing her own grant applications and securing money through FACTOR and the province of Alberta, and how the BLM movement of 2020 had an impact on how she visually interpreted her song "Worthy".If you have music you would like us to hear, or have a great release day rollout plan you want the world to know about, send an email with your EPK and release plan to: contactreleaseday@gmail.comThank you so much for listening, and Welcome to Release Day!Theme music composed by Evan Denley.Reference Links:Justine Tyrell's website: https://www.justinetyrell.com/Justine Tyrell's unboxing site: https://www.justinetyrellunboxed.com/ECMAs: https://www.ecma.com/festival/Summer Solstice Indigenous Awards: https://summersolsticefestivals.ca/music-awards/CCMAs Original Digital programming: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbrhyUzDFzXbCSy8Cj6CpLA/feedDownie Wenjack #215Pledge: https://www.215pledge.ca/Indian Residential School Survivors Society: https://www.irsss.ca/On Canada Project: https://oncanadaproject.ca/settlerstakeactionDani Sherman (visual artist) website: https://www.idkartco.com/Release Day Spotify Playlist - https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0GbiC5YorhQObK1n3FndhJ?si=l0sbbP1ARnaWaDbFRVzpEwRelease Day Website - https://releasedayseries.com/"Release Day," an ongoing series where we sit down with Canadian musicians of all genres to discuss their latest releases from singles to albums, and their strategy behind releasing it to the world.https://releasedayseries.com/https://twitter.com/ReleasedaySrshttps://www.instagram.com/releaseday_series/

Our culture columnist Tara Lynn Taylor gives us a taste of what's to come at the ECMAs and what's happening during the second week of the Stages Theatre Festival.

In this weeks episode of Tobin Tonight, we welcome  back to the show, Rachel Cousins. This episode is part of our East Coast Music Awards Special (ECMAs) , therefore we talk to Rachel about her involvement with the show,  how she has handled the uncertainty of everything going on with the event and how she is handling COVID.  We also talk to Rachel about social media, haters, bullying, some sprinkles of mental health and about her new song/album Aftermath.  So why not relax, and catch up on some Tobin Tonight.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this weeks episode of Tobin Tonight, we welcome Mallory Johnson to the show. Mallory had just arrived back from Nashville to Newfoundland and we chatted about her career, the move to Nashville, the East Coast Music Awards (ECMA's) and more. Mallory tells an interesting story about trying out for Canadian Idol and I also find out Mallory's favorite sour candy. Check out the episode for more. CHECK OUT THE VIDEO VERSION HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ot_oNbKWMa0 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

   In this episode of Tobin Tonight, our ECMA week continues as we welcome Jordan Coaker and Kirsten Rodden-Clarke to the podcast. I call them that cause we're friends now but you may know them as Quote The Raven.   Jordan, Kirsten and I talk about the good old days of MSN, how they came up with the name and become a duo and they fill us in on what they will be doing for the ECMA's and more. Check it Out See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

   In this episode of Tobin Tonight, we continue with our East Coast Music Award week by having a chat with Newfoundland singer/songwriter, Ian Foster.   Ian talks about getting into his own podcast "If and When"  and we bond over being podcast hosts.     We also talk to Ian about the ECMA's, what he has been doing during COVID and how a trip to radioshack got him into music.  He also tells a really funny Ron Hynes story.  So tune in and enjoy  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

   In this East Coast Music Award Week Special of Tobin Tonight, we welcome Abigale to the show.  Abigale is a country folk singer from Hodge's Cove, Newfoundland.  In this episode Abigale talked about jow she got into country music, the instruments she can play,  how she is handling COVID and how she was excited to go to Nova Scotia for the ECMA's and how they plan to do her perfomance now due to COVID.    We also go off on different topics such as Blues Clues,  HEY any topic can pop up on Tobin Tonight.   Listen Now.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Just four of 27 music category awards went to women or bands including women. And the nonimees skewed heavily toward men as well. Kimberly Sinclair is an industry professional and former ECMA board member. Michelle Robertson is a current ECMA board member.

Some Black Nova Scotian musicians say they don't get enough recognition from the ECMAs or Music Nova Scotia. Now a recording artist from Uniacke Square wants to start a music association that would focus on hip hop and R&B.

Bonavista's mayor reacts to the GeoPark's UNESCO World Heritage Site designation, diver Shawn Bath is recognized by the Canadian Wildlife Federation for his work cleaning up our oceans, and Chris Andrews from Shanneyganock talks about the band's Lifetime Achievement Award from the ECMAs.

The ECMAs were supposed to be held in St. John's this year - until the pandemic hit. But not all hope is lost. In July, they'll be hosting a virtual ECMA event, live streamed on the CBC.

John Mullane is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, producer, engineer, bandleader, Haligonian about town. We found what appeared to be an interview room created specifically for this episode at the Rodd Charlottetown during ECMAs to talk about bands, recording, touring, making music for film and TV, sustaining a career and much more.

We hang out with the boys from The Divorcees to discuss their thoughts on the ECMAs, online streaming music companies, what they have going on, what's coming up for them and what the overall goal is. All this and more in our special interview from the ECMAs with The Divorcees Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

We hang out with the boys from The Divorcees to discuss their thoughts on the ECMAs, online streaming music companies, what they have going on, what's coming up for them and what the overall goal is. All this and more in our special interview from the ECMAs with The Divorcees Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

Langille and Rockstar sit down with ECMA award winning Lionsault prior to their 2 showcase appearances later that evening to discuss the ECMAs, their showcase performances, we throw in some spelling, some wrestling and somehow end up discussing how big someone's something might be. All this and more in our special interview with Lionsault. Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

Langille and Rockstar sit down with ECMA award winning Lionsault prior to their 2 showcase appearances later that evening to discuss the ECMAs, their showcase performances, we throw in some spelling, some wrestling and somehow end up discussing how big someone's something might be. All this and more in our special interview with Lionsault. Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

Join us from the ECMAs as we sit down with Dawn from Music New Brunswick to talk about a variety of topics, including the absolutely massive amount of talent that is homegrown in New Brunswick and much, much more. Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

Join us from the ECMAs as we sit down with Dawn from Music New Brunswick to talk about a variety of topics, including the absolutely massive amount of talent that is homegrown in New Brunswick and much, much more. Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

After spending his teens and most of his 20s playing in rock bands, Ontario's TERRY FERNIHOUGH made a decision to quit, and put his energy into what he really loved, which was writing songs. Terry explains that he was "too rock for country in the 80s, and too country for rock." Then everything changed. Some called it "New Country", some called it "Country Rock". Terry just called it good music. As time has moved forward, his tastes have broadened even further into more traditional country, folk, and even contemporary country, which has moved even farther away from its traditional base. He feels very fortunate to write with some of the most talented artists on the Canadian country music scene. These artists have been nominated for CCMA Awards, ECMAs, provincial country music awards in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Ontario, and two of them are even Juno nominees. Terry will talk about songwriting and will share two of his songs recorded by Canadian country artists Donny Parenteau & Sarah Beth Keeley. MELODY LOVEJOY is a country recording artist and songwriter based in Edmonton, Alberta. Influenced by her love of rock driven music and her country roots, Melody’s voice combines the smoky overtones of a rock diva with the clear emotion of a country songstress to bring a punchy, yet emotionally connected performance. Melody has performed on stages as small as your living room and as large as the Jubilee Auditorium. Notable performances include the 2010 Grey Cup Huddle Town Stage, The Honda Indy Ultimate Street Party and the Taste of Edmonton. Her debut album is set to release soon with the lead single I'm Letting Go which will hit Canadian Country radio on September 16th!

Hosting the Radio ECMAs with BJ Wilson from Q104 Radio Morning Show by Jazzy Fresh

Today I have Ariel Hyatt on the show and we are covering everything from social media and crowd funding, to what it takes to rise above the noise in today's new music industry. I always enjoy speaking with Ariel as she is a wealth of knowledge and is always happy to share her insights! I find it especially cool that Ariel is currently carrying out her own crowdfunding campaign and by doing so is practicing what she preaches! For more information visit the site: http://bit.ly/ArielRockethub Ariel is a thought leader in the digital PR world: the founder of a successful PR firm; international speaker & educator and the author of two books on social media and marketing for artists. Ariel’s Cyber PR® process marks the intersection of social media with engaged behavior, PR, and online Marketing. Ariel made it her mission to educate artists on how to take advantage of the new digital world. Her efforts have been lauded by artists and industry professionals alike. Ariel’s bi-weekly newsletter and YouTube series ” Sound Advice” has attracted over 20,000 subscribers, and she has penned over 100 articles to date. Ariel is also the author of two successful books on PR and new media:Music Success in Nine Weeks and Musician’s Roadmap to Facebook & Twitter offer artists a step-by-step plan to create a profitable and sustainable business from their art. Ariel’s message is so compelling she has been invited to speak at festivals and conferences in twelve countries, including SXSW, CMJ, ASCAP’s I Create Music, The Future of Music, Canadian Music Week, APRA’s Song Summit (Sydney), You Are In Control (Reykjavik), The ECMAs, NARAS, Grammy Camp, and The Taxi Road Rally. In the Fall of 2011, Middle Tennessee State University began offing an official Cyber PR® Class based on principals used in Ariel’s day-to-day business. She and her staff led students in a rigorous Cyber PR® accreditation process that included hands on experience working on active Cyber PR® Campaigns. The course was so popular that 2 section and an advanced Cyber PR® class has now been added. Having pivoted her business once successfully, Ariel is now exploring the universal applications of her Cyber PR® philosophy and platform, to public relations campaigns at large. This is why Ariel Publicity has represented over 1,700 clients in the seventeen years since its inception: knowledge, passion, talent, innovation, and the sort of luck born of hard work. These qualities are embodied in Ariel Hyatt. Ariel proudly serves on the boards of Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, SoundCtrl, and The New Music Seminar. She is an obsessive world traveler, a total foodie, and a vintage lunchbox collector. I hope you enjoy today's interview! Aaron Bethune. Music Specialist. Creative Collaborator. http://www.playitloudmusic.com & http://www.abovethenoise.ca

Ariel Hyatt is the founder of Ariel Publicity, a social media PR firm based in New York. Her Cyber PR ® Campaigns place musicians on blogs, podcasts, and Internet radio stations and coach them to create authentic relationships with fans. Since 1996, Ariel Publicity has represented over 1,500 independent musicians of all genres.Her book Music Success in Nine Weeks has helped over a thousand musicians get in control of their online strategies and her ongoing blogging challenges keep artists accountable through the reading process. Currently there are 150 musicians reading her book and blogging about their experience with facing their marketing and PR challenges in 7 countries around the world.“Sound Advice” her bi-weekly newsletter and YouTube series reaches tens of thousands of subscribers and she is contributing blogger at MusicThinkTank.com.Helping creative minds navigate the confusing world of Social Media and Online Marketing is her passion and Ariel travels the world teaching masterclasses for musicians and music industry professionals.Ariel has spoken at SXSW (Interactive and Music), CMJ, ASCAP’s I Create Music, The Future of Music, Canadian Music Week, APRA’s Song Summit (Sydney), You Are In Control (Reykjavik), The ECMAs, NARAS, and The Taxi Road Rally, and dozens more.She proudly serves on the boards of Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, SoundCtrl, and The New Music Seminar.Sweet Relief is a non-profit that provides financial assistance to career musicians who are struggling to make ends meet while facing illness or disability.SoundCtrl is a music and technology event platform for the convergence of music and digital media that hosts educational events and panels for music industry professionals in New York City.The New Music Seminar is the conference to attend if you are a musician or an industry professional interested in participating in the cutting, bleeding edge of thought leadership for the current music industry.

Ariel Hyatt is the founder of Ariel Publicity, a social media PR firm based in New York. Her Cyber PR ® Campaigns place musicians on blogs, podcasts, and Internet radio stations and coach them to create authentic relationships with fans. Since 1996, Ariel Publicity has represented over 1,500 independent musicians of all genres.Her book Music Success in Nine Weeks has helped over a thousand musicians get in control of their online strategies and her ongoing blogging challenges keep artists accountable through the reading process. Currently there are 150 musicians reading her book and blogging about their experience with facing their marketing and PR challenges in 7 countries around the world.“Sound Advice” her bi-weekly newsletter and YouTube series reaches tens of thousands of subscribers and she is contributing blogger at MusicThinkTank.com.Helping creative minds navigate the confusing world of Social Media and Online Marketing is her passion and Ariel travels the world teaching masterclasses for musicians and music industry professionals.Ariel has spoken at SXSW (Interactive and Music), CMJ, ASCAP’s I Create Music, The Future of Music, Canadian Music Week, APRA’s Song Summit (Sydney), You Are In Control (Reykjavik), The ECMAs, NARAS, and The Taxi Road Rally, and dozens more.She proudly serves on the boards of Sweet Relief Musicians Fund, SoundCtrl, and The New Music Seminar.Sweet Relief is a non-profit that provides financial assistance to career musicians who are struggling to make ends meet while facing illness or disability.SoundCtrl is a music and technology event platform for the convergence of music and digital media that hosts educational events and panels for music industry professionals in New York City.The New Music Seminar is the conference to attend if you are a musician or an industry professional interested in participating in the cutting, bleeding edge of thought leadership for the current music industry.