Podcasts about music new brunswick

Kylie Fox Returns to East Coast DNA! The burgeoning New Brunswick-based singer-songwriter Kylie Fox is back on East Coast DNA to share her second studio full-length album, Sequoia. Supported by ArtsNB, Music New Brunswick, and the Canada Council for the Arts, Sequoia is an 11-track album developed with her band and six-time ECMA-winning producer Daniel Ledwell (Jenn Grant, Fortunate Ones, The Good Lovelies). Deeply rooted in folk-Canadiana, Sequoia also delves into folk-rock and jazz-pop fusion, embodying a sound Fox describes as “70s Sesame Street meets Sharon Van Etten.” The album reflects on themes of gratitude, women's roles, relationships, and the environment, with inspiration drawn from a news story about firefighters saving a Sequoia tree. Kylie shares, “It resonated with me how severely nature and time have been taken for granted.” In songs like the title track, she explores personal realizations about how we sometimes neglect the most important aspects of life—echoing the sentiment of Joni Mitchell's Big Yellow Taxi. Sign up for Kylie Fox's newsletter at: kyliefox.com Join us on the podcast to hear Kylie discuss the stories behind Sequoia and her journey as a rising star in the Canadian folk scene!

Subscribe to  @eastcoastdna  for more features and bonus music coverage throughout the year. FM Berlin is a four- piece Alternative Rock band from Moncton, New Brunswick that sounds like The Police and The Strokes made a baby….in space. A bold claim which they own with sing-along indie rock swagger. Recipients of the 2019 Music New Brunswick Artist In Rotation award, FM Berlin were also nominated for two East Coast Music Awards in 2019: Rock Recording and Rising Star Recording of the Year. In 2018, FM Berlin received the Music New Brunswick Rock Artist of The Year award. In 2014, they were recognized by Music New Brunswick by winning the Emerging Artist of the Year award for their debut EP, In The Interest of National Security (2013). FM Berlin is: COREY HACHEY (MAIN VOCALS) MATT CLOWES (GUITAR, VOCALS) GLEN FARQUHAR (BASS, VOCALS) CHARLINE GAUTREAU (DRUMS) Corey Hachey called into East Coast DNA to chat with host Darcy Walsh about FM Berlin, his own career in music, and the new single "Shake It" ...inspired by a famous Canadian 00:00 Intro clip "Shake It" by FM Berlin 00:17 Corey Hachey chat 29:20 "Shake It" by FM Berlin Find FM Berlin online: fmberlin.ca Subscribe to FM Berlin on YouTube:  @fmberlin  --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/east-coast-dna/message

Max Bujold stops for a coffee break with East Coast DNA at Music New Brunswick's Music Week #smnb chat about milestones that led to where he is today and his new single Heart Thief. “The song encapsulates that type of person who unapologetically goes after what they want and gets it nearly every time. Sometimes this character is seen as the bad guy, or we experience resentment and jealousy towards them, but we can also be a Heart Thief in our own ways and be damn proud of it, too,” says Bujold. Max Bujold is a East Coast Canadian singer/songwriter from Fall River, Nova Scotia, returned to his family roots in Restigouche County, New Brunswick. Max offers captivating lyrics and melodies, rich raspy vocals, and a fierce passion to perform original music. Often compared to singers like Tom Petty, Matt Mays, and Chris Stapleton, Max draws upon his rock, country and blues roots to write powerful songs from a place of honesty, integrity, and hope. He tells revealing yet motivating stories about the trials and tribulations one faces in the pursuit of their dream. Max brings his dreams to life on stage with a guitar in hand, and with his roof rattling rock band; Max Bujold & The Milestones. Together, they create a powerful force to be reckoned with. https://www.maxbujoldmusic.com/@MaxBujoldMusic Subscribe to East Coast DNA for more coverage of Eastern Canada's music + arts scene. New Live Shot performance video post for every new East Coast DNA YouTube Subscriber in October 2023 YouTube.com/@eastcoastdna Recorded October 20, 2023 at La Station Creative (Moncton NB) Catch @carletonstone supporting Crash Test Dummies as they bring their holiday themed "Jingle All The Way" tour to Pictou County Wellness Centre (New Glasgow, Nova Scotia) on November 20, 2023. The stage show will feature original members Brad Roberts, Ellen Reid, Dan Roberts, and Mitch Dorge, along with Stuart Cameron and East Coast's own Leith Fleming-Smith. East Coast DNA apparel in this episode featuring @KristenMartell --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/east-coast-dna/message

Jordan Best of Moncton, Dee Hernandez of Dalhousie, and Teah Bailey - A-K-A One8Tea - of Riverview sat down with Jonna Brewer to talk about their music careers so far.

The New Brunswick music community celebrated the resilience and the creativity of their fellow artists and industry professionals, during the 14th edition of the Prix MNB Awards. Jean Surette is the executive director of Music New Brunswick and he speaks on the event and what accolades were brought back to the port city.

Join East Coast DNA host Darcy Walsh for a chat with ZWeRG as he prepares to shoot the video for the latest single "Jaredactyl" Multi-award Music New Brunswick nominee ZWeRG has signed onto Dead Daisy Records for the release of his “The Centurion” album in 2023. “I am beyond thrilled to welcome ZWeRG to the Dead Daisy family,” says Emm Gryner, who began the label in 1997 and has worked with artists Royal Wood, Andrew Spice, Colleen Brown and In-Flight Safety. “Zwerg is an artist in every sense, and his new album blew my mind. It's a masterpiece and I look forward to helping him in every way I can.” @deaddaisyrecords ZWERG has played numerous acclaimed music festivals such as Pop Montreal, The East Coast Music Awards, and Music New Brunswick Week. He performs solo, as well as with a live band consisting of Dan and Mike Bourgeois (The Melanie Morgan Band, Chris Cummings, George Belliveau), Danny Roy (The Melanie Morgan Band), and Robin Anne Ettles (Roch Voisine, Sol, Shaun LeBlanc). 00:00 Intro featuring ZWeRG 00:15 Interview with ZWeRG 26:04 ZWeRG's Jaredactyl Find ZWeRG online: http://www.zwerg.ca/ @ZWERGofficial Subscribe to @eastcoastdna for more music scene interviews and performances. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/east-coast-dna/message

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.

​Music columnist Tristan Grant ​brings us his interview with​ Jean Surette, ​executive director of Music New Brunswick​.

Hey, y'all. I am Shay. This is thebuzzr podcast. On air indie, from my pad to yours over the airways. I chatted with band members Josh & Connor about their current music and the new album release WAITIN'. “The Hypochondriacs have resurrected from the traditional country crypt, to a fresh and raw take to the standard genre. Though profoundly influenced by early Rockabilly, a taste of 60's doo-wop & 70's folk-rock. The band has opened for Lukas Nelson and the Promise of the Real, Corb Lund & Trooper, The Reverend Horton Heat to name a few. Winner of the ``Emerging Artist of the Year", "Album of the Year", 'SOCAN Sound of the Year' & 'Country Artist of the Year' by Music New Brunswick in 2017. This powerhouse group is made up of Josh Bravener (guitar/lead vocals), Jamie Guitar (bass), Kelly Waterhouse (sax/vocals), Jeannine Gallant (trombone/vocals), Connor Fox (lead guitar), and Andrew DeMerchant (drums).” Tracks: 'HWY 2' (before show) & 'WAITIN'' during our chat. Thank you for tuning in. Cheers! Shay About the Band The Hypochondriacs have resurrected from the traditional country crypt, to a fresh and raw take to the standard genre. Though profoundly influenced by early Rockabilly, a taste of 60's doo-wop & 70's folk-rock. The band has opened for Lukas Nelson and the Promise of the Real, Corb Lund & Trooper, The Reverend Horton Heat to name a few. Winner of the 'Emerging Artist of the Year", "Album of the Year", 'SOCAN Sound of the Year' & 'Country Artist of the Year' by Music New Brunswick in 2017. ​ This powerhouse group, is made up of Josh Bravener (guitar/lead vocals), Jamie Guitar (bass), Kelly Waterhouse (sax/vocals), Jeannine Gallant (trombone/vocals), Connor Fox (lead guitar), and Andrew DeMerchant (drums). ​ New full length album, Waitin' out NOW on all streaming platforms. ​ "Waitin' shines, brightly. As a collection of songs, each of these nine tracks rely on the individual strength of the entire band to make them work. No one's just along for the ride here. The album is sequenced in such a way that its R&B depth, its Stax Records lover's appeal, and its embodiment of high performance Memphis soul confidently defines the first four of these nine songs. Bookended by two distinct odes to the groups' country origins, Highway #2 and Gospel are the type of character-driven story songs that command a strong attention to the narrative, while Alone and Friends reinforce the group's strength as a multi-musician force of nature. " - Grid City Magazine ​ Facebook Twitter External-link-alt Instagram Wordpress https://youtu.be/7-PS9BQMqFYhttps://youtu.be/ZxWK4zP-Z2M WAITIN" Music Video by The Hypochondriacs Filming/Direction - Raynemaker Productions Song engineered by Andrew MacRae at Outreach Productions Mastered by Kristian Montano at Montano Mastering Set Assistant - Sharisse LeBrun Choreography - Courtney Steeves and Ginny Steeves Announcer - Mike Bravener Location - TNB Open Space Theatre Thank you to the Government of New Brunswick (GNB) and Music·Musique NB (MNB) for their support. We acknowledge that this video was filmed on the unceded territory of the Wolostaqey people. Woliwon

Jean Surette is the executive director of Music New Brunswick.

Music New Brunswick announced its 2020 award nominees this afternoon. The artists nominated represent an incredible range of styles and an impressive depth of talent. We checked in with executive director Jean Surette about the nominations and the plans for this year's virtual ceremony.

The government has teamed up with Music NB to help support musicians in the province. Jean Surette is the executive director of Music New Brunswick.

Chris has money problems Sadly Harry Dean Stanton and Bobby the brain Heenan have passed away We talk about what podcasts we are currently listening to A St Johns man gets cocky and then there’s something about chicken The weird news story shows that if at first you don’t succeed, you should probably just stop before it gets worse A Riverview man has made his way to broadway Whatcha gonna do brother when Rockstar’s Musical Story runs wild on you, brother brother brother brother dude! And we are joined in studio, from The Moncton Walk to Remember, Amy Boljkovac and from Music New Brunswick, Dawn Després-Smyth 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

Coming up this week on "What's The Finish?" Chris has a problem with his knees, We take a look back at the What's The Finish 100th(ish) Episode Spectacular. It's True! It's True! Kurt Angle is going into the WWE Hall of Fame. WWE Hall of Famer Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka has passed away. The weird news story shows that there's stupid, then there's Walmart stupid. After a successful year in Mirimachi, Music New Brunswick announces who's hosting the 2017 Award Show. Yahoo Finance should seriously consider hiring someone who can spell and we are joined in studio by WTF 100th(ish) headliner, improv specialist, Mr Greg Durand. Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

Coming up this week on "What's The Finish?" Chris has a problem with his knees, We take a look back at the What's The Finish 100th(ish) Episode Spectacular. It's True! It's True! Kurt Angle is going into the WWE Hall of Fame. WWE Hall of Famer Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka has passed away. The weird news story shows that there's stupid, then there's Walmart stupid. After a successful year in Mirimachi, Music New Brunswick announces who's hosting the 2017 Award Show. Yahoo Finance should seriously consider hiring someone who can spell and we are joined in studio by WTF 100th(ish) headliner, improv specialist, Mr Greg Durand. Follow us on Twitter: @rschriscole @langille @whatsthefinish

MIKE BIGGAR is an award-winning Country-Rock artist from Canada’s East Coast. His infectious melodies are married to lyrics of life, love, and loss.  Powerful, punchy anthems with generous helpings of clever hooks and smart writing sit opposite intimate, tender ballads. Mike's soulful voice expresses a genuine vulnerability and draws listeners into his critically-acclaimed song writing.  A veteran winner of both Music New Brunswick (2011) and East Coast Music Association (2012) awards, Mike was signed to Busted Flat Records in 2012 for national promotion and distribution of his latest album Feels Like Now. He was a national finalist in the 2013 CCMA FanFest Performance Contest and was recently named a 2013 semi-finalist in the prestigious, global International Songwriting Competition.   Feels Like Now features a collection of original songs that fire on all artistic cylinders, including strong co-writes with Grammy-nominated, Canadian Country Music star and fellow New Brunswicker Chris Cummings, and B.C. Country Music Hall of Fame member and Nashville writer extraordinaire - the late Larry Wayne Clark. The first single Lucky Stars (Biggar/Cummings) features Chris in a guest duet vocal, and the song debuted in the top 100 on the Nielsen BDS Canadian Country radio charts ‘out of the box’, ahead of its commercial release. In 2012, Mike and Larry Wayne Clark’s soul-searching co-write Longing For Home was shortlisted with iconic CURB Records in Nashville to be recorded by country superstar Wynona Judd, further proving Mike Biggar’s capacity as a country music writer destined to be heard.