Showing posts with label Jennifer Budd. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jennifer Budd. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 16, 2024

2024 City of Hamilton Arts Awards Short List (including Linda, our Marketing Maven)

The Hamilton Blues Lovers are beaming with pride as Linda, our very own marketing maven, has been placed on the 2024 City of Hamilton Arts Arts Awards Short List! She's up for an Arts Champion Award for her dedicated, tireless support of the local music scene.

The winners will receive the awards at a ceremony in June 2024 (details TBA)

We're all rooting for you! CONGRATS! 

Below is the compete Short List.

Arts Champion

Creator
Lifetime Achievement

Wednesday, April 11, 2018

GOOD LUCK! 2018 Hamilton Arts Award Nominees


Over 75 artists have been nominated in the 2018 City of Hamilton Arts Awards, including a number in the Music category.

From the arts award site:
The Awards Presentation will take place on Wednesday June 6, 2018 at Theatre Aquarius Dofasco Centre for the Arts as part of Hamilton Arts Week. The catered presentation event will feature great performers, art demonstrations, and the awarding of $35,000 in cash prizes to artists.
Below are the music nominees:

Click here for the complete list

Established
Emerging
A few musicians were also nominated in other categories as well

Lifetime Achievement Award
  • Kosha Braun (Vioinist)
  • Dr. David Gerry (Professor of Music)
Arts Innovation Award

Arts Education and Community Arts Awards
  • Dave Gould (Musician, Educator)
  • Becky Katz (Musician, Visual Artist)
Writing Award 
GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!

Tickets to the ceremony are free but you must reserve them.

Blast from the Past: Last Year's Winners


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Monday, May 30, 2016

CONGRATS! 2016 Hamilton Music Award Winners

Here's to the amazing volunteers for the HMAs
Click pic above for more pictures of the event

It was an unforgettable night at  Theatre Aquarius on Sunday, May 29, 2016. The Hamilton Music Awards ceremony was filled with laughs (courtesy of host Ian Thomas) amazing music (including a rare live performance from Lifetime Achievement recipient Dallas Harms) and much more.



Links: Dallas Harms, More Dallas Harms Stories, Video above courtesy of Hamilton B.Lous

Multiple winners (with two each) included Lee Harvey Osmond, Terra Lightfoot and Monster Truck.  Including the previous day's Gala Awards, the big winner of the year was Monster truck with 7 trophies followed by radio station CFMU and Terra Lightfoot with 4, then folk rock duo Whitehorse with 3.


Here's the complete list of winners:

Female Artist: Terra Lightfoot
Male Artist: Lee Harvey Osmond
Local Group (People's Choice): The Retroaction
Group: Monster Truck
New Artist/Group: Jennifer Budd
Songwriter: Terra Lightfoot
Album: The Dirty Nil: Higher Power
Blues Recording: Ian Andrews and the Smokin' Scoundrels: Foreplay
Folk/Traditional Recording: The Vaudevillian: Barton Street Blues
Contemporary Folk Recording: Benjamin: The Bear And The Barn Owl
Roots Recording: Lee Harvey Osmond: Beautiful Scars
Jazz Recording: Haolin Monk: HMEP2
Rock Recording: Monster Truck: Sittin' Heavy
Adult Alternative Recording: Whitehorse: Leave No Bridge Unburned
Pop Recording: Walk off the Earth: Sing It All Away
Alternative/Indie Rock Recording: The Dirty Nil: Higher Power
Punk Recording: TV Freaks: Good Luck Charms
Loud/Metal Recording: Anniversary: Anniversary
Rap/Hip Hop Recording: Lee Reed: The Butcher, the Baker, the Bitumen Tanker
Lifetime Achievement: Dallas Harms, Jim Skarratt

CONGRATULATIONS EVERYONE!

Blast from the Past: Last Year's Winners


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Tuesday, March 8, 2016

Hamilton's Jennifer Budd Shakes Things Up on Debut CD!


If Lip Service, the inaugural album from Hamilton singer/songwriter Jennifer Budd is any indication, she's in for quite an impressive career.  While the sound's mainly in the pop/soul vein, the talented lady isn't afraid to shakes thing up and make things a little more interesting.

Her combination of modern R&B with old fashioned soul (adding an alternative twist) will pleasantly surprise.  The album never gets boring as her voice can go from soft and ethereal to a declarative, powerhouse statement.

Jennifer has enlisted an amazing collection of musicians: Tyler Bersche of The Medicine Hat (Guitar), Elliott Gwynne (Bass/Synth), Chris Stewart (Drums), Chris Bruder (Keys/Organ), Mike Boyd (Synth), Murray Heaton of Earth's Yellow Sun (Sax) and Justin James (Trumpet). They do justice to the multi-genre melding on the album.

This astounding CD can be picked up at one of her live shows or Dr. Disc in Hamilton.  It can also be downloaded through Bandcamp or iTunes.





Blast from the Past: Jennifer Wins 1st Debbie Clause Recording Fund

Links: Jennifer Budd, More Jennifer Budd Stories, Videos above courtesy of Jennifer Budd

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Friday, May 29, 2015

CONGRATS! Recipients of the 1st Debbie Clause Recording Fund


Recording an album can be a costly endeavor and the recently founded Debbie Clause Recording Fund wants to help local musicians with creating their art. On Saturday, May 23rd, The Pearl Company hosted the first ever Gracenotes Showcase where three Hamilton performers were awarded funds to assist with their amazing projects.

The $4,000 grand prize winner (picked at random by Debbie's daughter, Hanna) was Soul/R&B artist Jennifer Budd.



Links: More Jennifer Budd Stories, Video above courtesy of Jennifer Budd

Frank Koren and Josh Lamothe were also awarded $1,000 each.



Links: Frank Koren, More Frank Koren Stories, Video above courtesy of Hamilton Blues Lovers, Photos from this Doctors Without Borders Fundraiser, Donate to DWB



Video above courtesy of Josh Lamothe

CONGRATS EVERYBODY!

The fund, which is managed by Hamilton singer/songwriter Christopher Clause (it's named after his late, beloved sister) will continue to support local musicians. Application forms for the 2016 awards will be available in August at www.gracenoteshamilton.com (website will be up and running in July 2015)

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