Podcast appearances and mentions of Miranda Mulholland

The pandemic hit the music industry hard. We check in with musicians on how they have adapted, with Juno-nomimated musician Miranda Mulholland.

How do musicians make actual money in the era of streaming services? Our Canadian music spotlight continues with Miranda Mulholland. A fiddle player and music-industry entrepreneur, Mulholland also helps fight for musician rights and opportunity to find success in a modernized industry.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this weeks episode, a solo Tony Clement sits down with Juno nominated musician Miranda Mulholland! This discuss being an artist in the age of COVID-19, how artists get paid and don't get paid with online streaming services, how artists might rewrite their songs around that, her approach to songwriting, and some stories from the road! All of this plus much more! Follow the show on Twitter: @AAThingPodcast Follow the show on Instagram: @andanotherthingpodcast Follow Jodie Jenkins on Twitter: @jodie_a_jenkins Follow Tony Clement on Twitter: @TonyclementCPC

On this weeks episode, a solo Tony Clement sits down with Juno nominated musician Miranda Mulholland! This discuss being an artist in the age of COVID-19, how artists get paid and don't get paid with online streaming services, how artists might rewrite their songs around that, her approach to songwriting, and some stories from the road! All of this plus much more! Follow the show on Twitter: @AAThingPodcast Follow the show on Instagram: @andanotherthingpodcast Follow Jodie Jenkins on Twitter: @jodie_a_jenkins Follow Tony Clement on Twitter: @TonyclementCPC

Over the weekend, German researchers held a concert with over 1500 music fans to study how COVID-19 could spread at big indoor events. Here in Canada, provinces are still capping numbers at indoor shows and many venues are staying closed. Some have permanently shut down. This has been a huge challenge for musicians, and performing artists more widely. Today on Front Burner, we convene a panel with two Canadians who work in the arts, and depend on live audiences for their livelihoods. Miranda Mulholland is a Juno-nominated fiddler and singer, label owner, and a musician’s rights advocate. Nour Hadidi is a professional stand-up comedian who has written for This Hour Has 22 Minutes.

Miranda Mulholland and Andrew Penner make music together as Harrow Fair, a fabulous Americana roots duo with a huge sound and exhilarating live show. Featuring Miranda on fiddle, and multi-instrumentalist Andrew on dobro, guitar and more; they released a great sophomore album “Sins We Made” earlier this year – quite possibly the perfect recording for the current times. Harrow Fair should have been on tour in the UK, the US and Canada this year, but because of the Covid-19 pandemic they have been at home in Toronto. We caught up with Miranda and Andrew in self-isolation for a fun chat about the new recording, that reaches far beyond the album, to talk about what it feels like to put everything on hold and stay home while you are supposed to be out promoting and touring a great new release. For more information about the music of Harrow Fair, visit https://harrowfair.ca. Music: Harrow Fair “Sins We Made”, “Rules Of Engagement”, “Loved You Enough” and “Dark Gets Close” from “Sins We Made” (2020, Roaring Girl Records) CDN.

Miranda Mulholland joins us to talk about the music industry, her incredible advocacy and how she's fighting the good fight.  Let's de-romanticize art.  And then..."The Letter".Please support our Patreon!Picks:Buffy Saint-Marie - Universal SoldierFollow us:@softrevcast@alimomen

Miranda Mulholland joins us on Episode 510 of Folk Roots Radio for a wonderful in-depth conversation about her solo work, and second solo album, the JUNO-nominated "By Appointment or Chance". Miranda is also a member of the duo Harrow Fair with the Sunparlour Players' Andrew Penner. Harrow Fair released their second album "Sins We Made" a few weeks ago. Outside her own musical creativity, Miranda Mulholland runs the record label "Roaring Girl Records" and the Muskoka Music Festival, and continues to travel the world advocating for fair remuneration for creators. Needless to say, there was a lot to talk about, which is why we've devoted the whole of this episode to an hour plus of Miranda Mulholland... In Conversation, on Folk Roots Radio. Check out the full playlist on the website.

This week, we’re sharing the full conversation Mike had with musician and artist advocate Miranda Mulholland as part of his research for a new article on how the COVID-19 crisis is impacting the music business and what lies ahead. Miranda - who, in addition to being an artist advocate that works closely with all levels of government, is also one-half of the duo Harrow Fair – offers a revealing perspective on how artists are being professionally and personally impacted by the loss of live shows, gives a fascinating behind-the-scenes account of how government has dealt with the crisis, and discusses her own experience of releasing an album in the midst of all this. Read Mike's article, "Behind the Scenes as the Canadian Music Industry Copes with an Unprecedented Crisis," at: https://indepth.canadianmusician.com/its-impossible-to-imagine-behind-the-scenes/ http://canadianmusician.com

Miranda Mulholland and Andrew Penner make music together as Harrow Fair, a fabulous Americana roots duo with a huge sound and an exhilarating live show. They join us on Episode 504 of Folk Roots Radio, direct from their Covid-19 emergency self-isolation, for a fun chat about their music and their wonderful sophomore release "Sins We Made". It's an excellent interview which reaches far beyond the album, to talk about what it feels like to put everything on hold and stay home while you are supposed to be out touring a great new album. We wrap up the rest of the episode with more great new music from David Shurr, Rob Murphy, David Keenan, David Foley & Jack Smedley and The Rough & Tumble. Stay safe and well everyone! Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-504-feat-harrow-fair-more-new-releases/

For many of us—even without it being much of a conscious choice—buying music has been replaced by subscribing to a music streaming service. Here in Canada, streaming numbers have long overtaken physical or digital album sales. One study reported over 75 billion streams in 2019, a 30 percent increase from the year before. Compare that to sales, which have dropped by 25 per cent in the same time period. As record stores close, streaming platforms continue to crop up. Spotify, Apple Music, CBC Listen, YouTube Music, Tidal - and that's just in North America! Their offers keep expanding too: just last month, Spotify launched a separate app just for kid-friendly songs. And it's not just that it's changed how we access music. Listening is becoming more about singles and playlists geared to moods and activities. An endless stream of music, you might say. Major music events like the Junos usually boost the streaming numbers and sales for winning artists. So with the 2020 Juno Awards coming up on March 15th, we are looking into what we gain and lose when streaming music. And how is that changing the music that we listen to? + Liz Pelly is a writer covering music, culture and streaming, and a contributing editor, columnist and event producer at Baffler Magazine. She's also an adjunct instructor at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts. + Gary Sinclair, Lecturer in Marketing at Dublin City University, who's studied how our changing habits around music listening affect our sense of music ownership. + Miranda Mulholland, musician and owner of Roaring Girl Records, and a musicians' rights advocate. Her album, By Appointment or Chance, is nominated for a JUNO this year in the Traditional Roots Album of the Year category

Miranda Mulholland talks to Terry about her work as an advocate for fair compensation for musicians in a digital economy, her new solo album By Appointment or Chance, and the joys of performing as part of the duo Harrow Fair. The former Great Lake Swimmers musician also talks about her collaborations with Alan Doyle, and Jim Cuddy, and her work as founder and artistic director of the Muskoka Music Festival. On the podcast, you’ll hear four songs from By Appointment or Chance, including “Bar Rage,” “’Peg and Awl” “Hunt of Zax/Pirate Remi,” and “Raglan Road”.

Yellowknife based indigenous singer-songwriter Leela Gilday joins us on Episode 480 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about her great fifth album "North Star Calling" which was inspired by a need for self-empowerment, facing your fears, and living with courage, boldness and joy. North Star Calling is a fabulous recording, and Leela Gilday is always a great interview. We also include new music from Doug MacArthur, Stephen Fearing, Miranda Mulholland, Sam Weber, The Red River Ramblers, Bobtown, Frank Solivan & Dirty Kitchen and Jessica Rhaye and the Ramshackle Parade. Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-480-feat-leela-gilday-more-new-releases/

Multi-instrumentalists Mallory Graham & Scott Tyler make music together as The Rough & Tumble. If you're a regular listener to this show you'll know that we're big fans of this folky rootsy Americana duo who gave up their permanent home in 2015 for a life on the road with their dogs; traveling from gig to gig in their small RV. They join us on Episode 478 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about their latest album "Howling Back At The Wounded Dog" which feels like a bit of game changer as far as their career is concerned. Alongside some great songs from the new album, it’s a really fun interview. We also include new music from Jason Wilson, Jane Eamon, Coco Love Alcorn, Miranda Mulholland alongside a special musical tribute to the late great John Mann, leader of iconic Canadian folk rock band Spirit Of The West. Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-478-feat-the-rough-tumble-and-more-new-releases/

Mattie Leon, the fantastic Toronto based singer-songwriter with a wonderful catchy and soulful folk/pop style joins us in the studio on Episode 477 of Folk Roots Radio for a chat about his music and three live songs. Later in the hour, we also squeeze in his fabulous new single “Silver Line”. As usual, we wrap up the episode with more of the great new music we’ve received, and this time we hear from Bobtown, Dori Freeman, Ellen Froese, The Dreadnoughts, Cathy Fink & Marcy Marxer, Jerry Leger, The Hearts and Miranda Mulholland. Check out the full playlist on the website: https://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-477-feat-mattie-leon-more-new-releases/

The Northern Pikes are one of the classic Canadian rock bands of the late '80s and 90s with iconic songs like “She Ain’t Pretty,” “Teenland,” “Things I Do for Money,” and “Girl with a Problem.” They’re back with a new LP, Forest of Love - their first new release in 16 years. Mike sat down with the full band, including newcomer Kevin Kane of Grapes of Wrath, to chat about songwriting, how making and releasing an album in 2019 compares to their past experiences, how age and maturity have altered their perspectives, and a lot more. Then, we catch up with the multi-talented (and ever-busy) Miranda Mulholland to chat about the Sawdust City Music Festival, running from August 2-4, 2019 in Gravenhurst, ON. Leading up to its third annual edition, Miranda discusses the realities of organizing and delivering a music festival in 2019 (a particularly timely subject), the event's growth in both size and ambition in the past three years, and more.

One of our favourite singer-songwriters Dana Sipos joins us on Episode 390 of Folk Roots Radio to chat about her great fourth album “Trick Of the Light” which was recently released on Miranda Mulholland’s boutique record label Roaring Girl Records. It's a great interview, and well worth checking out. We also check out new music from Lucy Ward, Jupiter Owls, Jory Nash, The Ennis Sisters, Steve Dawson, Fink Marxer Gleaves, David Davis & The Warrior River Boys, Ronnie Bowman & Lou Reid, The Jeremiahs, Laurie MacAllister, Emerald Rae and Saor Patrol. Check out the full playlist on the website: http://folkrootsradio.com/folk-roots-radio-episode-390-feat-dana-sipos-more-new-releases/

Highly regarded Canadian singer-songwriter Dana Sipos was enjoying the 2018 Hillside Festival as a patron when we bumped into her, and decided we had the perfect opportunity for an interview. Dana recently released her fourth album “Trick Of the Light” on Miranda Mulholland’s boutique record label Roaring Girl Records. Dana Sipos grew up in Hamilton ON, and spent her formative years in Yellowknife in the Northwest Territories, before heading out for a life on the open road in pursuit of her art. Trick of the Light features ten songs that were developed during extensive travels across North America and Europe in support of her very well-received 2015 album “Roll Up The Night Sky”, which received a nomination for the Canadian Folk Music Awards in the Pushing the Boundaries category. In making Trick of the Light, Sipos worked with experimental Toronto producer Sandro Perri. The album also features Mary Margaret O’Hara, Jesse Zubot and Doug Tielli. Check out Dana Sipos online at http://danasipos.com. Music: Dana Sipos “When The Body Breaks” and “Blue Ridge” from “Trick Of The Light” (2018, Roaring Girl Records).

In addition to performing as a solo artist and one half of Harrow Fair, recording with the likes of Great Lake Swimmers and Sarah Slean, playing on film and TV scores, owning a record label, and running a music festival (whew...), Miranda Mulholland has recently adopted the roll of artist activist. Following a much-discussed speech to the Economic Club of Canada, she's been featured in outlets like the Globe and Mail and Canadian Musician, talking about the struggles faced by artists in today's music industry. She joins us here to talk about just that. Plus, we've got a pair of singer-songwriter interviews with Edmonton's Martin Kerr, an artist who's achieved some truly impressive feats like selling out a show at Edmonton's Winspear Centre and opening for Sarah McLachlan at Rogers Place as an entirely independent artist, and Justin Giles, a finalist from CBC Searchlight 2017 (as chosen by our own Andrew King) and currently has a lot cooking for her career.

July 1 What She Said Full Show 00:01-3:01 - Show Intro 3:02-13:04- Miranda Mulholland talks artist advocacy & how the music industry has changed 13:05-23:03- TranQool's Chakameh Shafii talks online video #therapy from the comfort of your home 23:04-29:05 - Movie & TV reviews with film critic Anne Brodie 29:06-34:41 - We talk adult only #vacations with travel expert Candace Derickx 34:42-44:39 - Carol Welsman performs 'I Like Men' LIVE in our #StudioSessions SUBSCRIBE to What She Said and watch interviews & more: http://www.youtube.com/WhatSheSaidTalk Miss a show? Stream & download full shows for free on iTunes: http://www.apple.co/1U700c0 Follow us on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @WhatSheSaidTalk Website: http://www.whatshesaidtalk.com What She Said! with Christine Bentley & Kate Wheeler airs Saturday and Sunday at 10-11PM ET on Jewel 88.5 Toronto. Listen LIVE on the APP: http://www.streamdb5web.securenetsystems.net/v5/CKDX

Stephen Kellogg, Peter Case, Kinky Friedman, Will Hoge, and Miranda Mulholland on Mountain Stage. Episode 858, recorded live in Charleston, West Virginia.

Soulpepper presents highlights from its weekly Cabaret Series, featuring intimate musical performances from established artists, exciting talent, as well as unexpected collaborations from Toronto's diverse musical community. S01E01 - Eric Peterson's Desert Island Cabaret To launch Soulpepper's 2015 Cabaret Series, Canadian icon Eric Peterson reveals the songs that he'd take with him if he was suck on a desert island. As performed by Mike Ross, Miranda Mulholland, Colleen Allen, Denzal Sinclaire, Frank Cox-O'Connell, and Kristen Szasza. (Recorded live Feb. 28, 2015)

Celtic Christmas music from the November 2006 of the Cleveland Celtic Podcast. Music from Great Big Sea, The Irish Descendants, Seven Nations, Tommy Sands, Brigid's Cross, Shanneyganock, Miranda Mulholland, Golden Bough, Brobdignagian Bards, The Prodigals, Coyote Run, Brigid's Cross. "A Call to Hope" by Tommy Sands from To Shorten the Winter "Come and I Will Sing You" by Great Big Sea from The Hard and the Easy "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen" by The Irish Descendants from The Gift "I Saw Three Ships" by The Irish Descendants from The Gift "Carol of the Bells" by Seven Nations from Christmas EP "The Rebel Jesus" by Seven Nations from Christmas EP "Down Among the Bushes of Jerusalem" by Tommy Sands from To Shorten the Winter "The Little Drummer Boy" by Brigid's Cross from Noel "What Child is This" by Shanneyganock "Huron Carol" by Miranda Mulholland from Digital Single "Mrs. Fogarty's Christmas Cake" by Golden Bough from Christmas in a Foreign Land "Bog Down in Christmas" by Brobdignagian Bards from Christmas in Brobdingnag, Vol 1 "Green Card" by The Prodigals from Go On "Wise Men" by Coyote Run from Tend the Fire "More Than a Day" by Brigid's Cross from Noel