Mcgill
Interview: Cinéma L’Amour
Cinéma L’Amour is one of Montreal’s more interesting up and coming acts. This nerd-rock duo consists of Dorian Scheidt on vocals, guitar, and wielding an impressive board of pedals, with Chris Kavanagh on the drums. On November 28th, Dorian and Chris met with Meet You At The Show to discuss their upcoming Birthday bash, their recent East Coast tour, and how long they’ve been playing music together. Read more…
Interview: She’s Got a Habit
MYATS’ Pamela Fillion had the pleasure of chatting with Emma Frank and Martin Rodriguez from She’s Got A Habit, a Montreal-based musical gem. She’s Got A Habit was part of this year’s Pop Montreal line up and have recently released a wonderful EP entitled Blindfold Test. Over tea and lots of laughter at the lovely Arts Cafe on Fairmount, Emma and Martin discussed how they met, how they chose the name “She’s Got A Habit” and what their musical influences are. Read more…
Interview: Caroline Keating
On November 8th, Caroline Keating opened for The Hoof & The Heel at Casa Del Popolo. Having recently gone from performing solo to performing as a trio, Caroline Keating’s show was awaited with much anticipation and fans were not disappointed as they were treated to a fun, graceful, and intimate performance. Minutes before taking the stage, Caroline discussed with us what she is listening to these days, her upcoming album, and how she feels about playing with band members.
CKUT Presents: The Montreal Sessions
This March, Montreal’s own Nightwood will be the artist-in-residence at the McGill run radio station CKUT 90.3 FM. From 3-5 PM every Tuesday this March Nightwood will take over the airwaves but not only will they be playing tunes for us, they will also be bringing in some very special guests.
Interview: Jonathan Emile
Who’s heard of the 23 year old, Jamaican Canadian hip hop artist extraordinaire Jonathan Emile? Well if you haven’t yet, I guarantee you will soon enough. This is one of those truly unique artists that bring something different to the table or in Emile’s case I should say things. If you buy his latest EP, The Lover/Fighter Document, which I highly recommend you do, you’ll notice that Emile mixes all kinds of genres into his music. Every song is truly different and captures you in it’s own way.
