
Best of luck to ALL Nominees & Showcasing Artists - looking forward to Charlottetown!
At SpinCount we: match your music with the right radio stations; distribute music to radio stations across North America; promote your song to radio; get your voice on the air. We get you heard!
Congratulations Tim Chaisson and Morning Fold -- "Broken Hearted Beat," released to radio nationally through SpinCount, breaks the Top 50 on the National Alternative Rock chart! The song was the fourth biggest gainer at radio on the MediaBase Canada-Alternative Rock chart for the week of January 3rd. In 2010, MuchMore Music fans voted the video for "Broken Hearted Beat" number 1 in Canada -- to find out why, click HERE. The band is just back from a wildly successful cross-Canada tour with The Trews, and can be heard spinning on radio stations Coast to Coast.
For more information on Tim Chaisson and Morning Fold, please visit: www.timchaisson.com
4. Slowcoaster Rocks the Disco!
Do you hang out in the Darkest of Discos? In the January 13, 2010 BDS/Billboard Artist Confidential, newsletter, Paul Tuch chose Slowcoaster for the Artist Spotlight "Slowcoaster Rocks the Disco!" Below is an excerpt, in case you didn't see it yet:
"The Darkest of Discos," the title cut from the just-released album by Slowcoaster, debuts at No. 46 on the Canada Rock Chart and is bubbling under the Canadian Emerging Artist Chart...Their New Album, "The Darkest of Discos" has been released and is distributed by Fontana North. The Single has picked up a number of early followers, including CHKY and CFRQ Halifax, CFXY Fredericton, CKLZ Kelowna, CHOZ St. John's and ICEBERG. The band has recently toured Japan as well as Western Canada. They will be playing shows at the end of the month in Halifax, Sydney & Truro."
Thank you ALL for your support of Slowcoaster! Please visit www.slowcoaster.ca for more information on the band.
National Radio Promotions by SpinCount
SPINCOUNT ARTIST OF THE WEEK: THE OLYMPIC SYMPHONIUM
Crafting delicately arranged folk-pop that drips with bittersweet melodies, soaring harmonies, and an awful lot of passion, The Olympic Symphonium have been sharing their quiet world with us since 2005. They are and always have been a collaborative effort between three multi-instrumentalists, songwriters, and friends: Nick Cobham, Kyle Cunjak, and Graeme Walker.
After piecing together each of their first two albums from sporadic recording sessions stretched out over many months, The Olympic Symphonium have opted this time for a change of pace. A much quicker pace.
The band locked themselves away in a large, empty, secret location in Fredericton, free of distractions, with longtime engineer Brad Perry and gave themselves a week to record an album. With the clock ticking away, the band went to work.
Sketches of songs were prepared beforehand and then developed in the studio with all members being on hand at all times; a new experience for the Olympic Symphonium and one they feel has created a cohesive feeling for their third full length album.
"The City Won’t Have Time to Fight continues the Olympic Symphonium’s exploration of the divide in our souls between urban and rural, cerebral and spiritual, with its finely tuned contrast of electric and
acoustic instruments." - Stephen Cooke, Chronicle Herald
Forward Music Update...11/01/11
(Jan 16) This week, Tim Chaisson joins us to chat about Music PEI Week.
Then at 11, Jimmie Inch counts down the biggest songs on the East Coast Countdown on 1015 The Hawk.
LISTEN LIVE @ www.1015thehawk.com
Slowcoaster's "The Darkest of Discos" in stores today!
Slowcoaster is pumped to announce the release of their new record "The Darkest of Discos" in stores today! (Fontana North Records) Get your copy today! Stay tuned for new Slowcoaster dates VERY soon!
SPINCOUNT ARTIST OF THE WEEK: DAVID MYLES
SpinCount is thrilled to present David Myles as our first ECMA Artist of the Week for 2011. David's latest CD Turn Time Off won 2 Nova Scotia Music Week Awards, "Male Artist Recording of the Year" and "Folk Artist/Group Recording of the Year" this past November, and he was also nominated for the Bell Aliant Entertainer of the Year. "Out of Love" is the second single off the album.
Setting out to make his fourth album, Turn Time Off, David Myles knew he was ready to try something a little different. His earlier releases, Things Have Changed (2006) and On The Line (2008) had already established his reputation as a versatile, genre-bending artist with a knack for effortlessly straddling jazz, blues, folk and pop styles. Produced by acclaimed Nova Scotia musician Joel Plaskett, Turn Time Off is a smooth, soul-infused pop record that pays tribute to crooners and lovers alike.
A warm, easy performer, Myles brings his audiences to their feet wherever he plays. His unabashed joy at being on stage is infectious, and his enthusiasm, along with a tendency to regale his audiences with humorous anecdotes, has made him a favorite wherever he plays. Whether it’s the Canada Day celebrations on Parliament Hill, or the 2010 Winter Olympics, Myles is increasingly in-demand on the Canadian live music scene.
(Charlottetown, PEI) "Broken Hearted Beat," released to radio nationally through SpinCount, reaches #52 on the National Alternative Rock chart. The single is the fourth biggest gainer at radio on the MediaBase Canada-Alternative Rock chart this week - January 3rd! In 2010, MuchMoreMusic fans voted the video "Broken Hearted Beat" number 1 in Canada -- to find out why, click HERE. The band is just back from a wildly successful cross-Canada tour with The Trews, and can be heard spinning on radio stations Coast to Coast. In the Maritimes, their single "Slippin Away" is number one this week on the East Coast Countdown - watch the Video HERE and thank you for your votes and continued support!
For more information on Tim Chaisson and Morning Fold, please visit: www.timchaisson.com