Showing posts with label Elliott Brood. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Elliott Brood. Show all posts

Sunday, October 3, 2021

GOOD LUCK! 2022 Canadian Folk Music Awards Nominees (including local artists) UPDATED WITH WINNERS!

Below is the nominee announcement that took place on line on September 28, 2021.

Links: CFMAMore CFMA StoriesVideo above courtesy of prixfolkawards

Here is the complete nominee list (local acts are bolded)

NOTE: WE FORGOT TO LIST THE WINNERS OF THE 2022 EDITION SO THE THEY'LL BE ANNOUNCED BELOW AS WELL.

Traditional Album

Contemporary Album 

Contemporary Singer 

Vocal Group of the Year

Producer(s) of the Year

  • Luke Doucet, Melissa McClelland (Whitehorse ) (Hamilton)
  • Quinn Bachand (Rosier)
  • David Travers-Smith, Fernando Rosa, Annabelle Chvostek (Annabelle Chvostek)
  • Cédric Dind-Lavoie WINNER
  • Rob Lutes and Rob MacDonald (Rob Lutes)

Ensemble

Solo Artist

Children’s Album

  • Garth Prince - Falling in Africa
  • Remy Rodden - Think About the Wild
  • Penny Pom Pom - Believe in Your Magic
  • Splash'N Boots - Heart Parade WINNER
  • Peter Lenton aka Peter Puffin's Whale Tales - Campfire Time!

Traditional Singer

  • Sophie Lavoie (of Grosse Isle)
  • Nicolas Boulerice
  • Pat Chessell
  • Ewelina Ferenc (of Polky) WINNER
  • Ray Schmidt (of The Wardens) 

Instrumental Solo Artist 

Instrumental Group

English Songwriter(s)

French Songwriter(s)

  • Flavie Léger-Roy (of Les Bouches Bées)
  • Reney Ray WINNER
  • Guillaume Beaulac
  • Émilie Landry
  • Belle Grand Fille

Indigenous Songwriter(s)

  • Chelsey June & Jaaji (of Twin Flames) WINNER
  • Morgan Toney
  • David Laronde
  • Laura Niquay
  • Phyllis Sinclair

Global Roots Album 

  • Elage Diouf - Wutiko WINNER
  • Eliana Cuevas (feat. Aquiles Báez) - El Currucha
  • Polky - Songs From Home
  • OKAN - Espiral
  • Gypsy Kumbia Orchestra - VelkomBak

New/Emerging Artist(s) 

  • David Lafleche 
  • Oxlip 
  • The Hello Darlins 
  • Noah Reid 
  • Polky
  • Allison Russell WINNER

Oliver Schroer Pushing the Boundaries Award

Young Performer(s) 

  • Isabella Samson - If It's Not Forever WINNER
  • Irish Millie - Thirteen
  • Paige Penney - When All is Said and Done
  • Hannah Thomas - Christmas Don't Be Late
  • Fern & Willow Marwood (of The Broken Bridges) - The Porch Sessions

Single of the Year

Thursday, March 26, 2015

2015 Hamilton Music Award Nominations Announced!



Recently, the 2015 Hamilton Music Award nominations were announced.  Once again, the best musical artists in the Hammer will get a chance to shine.  The hardware will be divvied up on May 24, 2015.

Singer/Songwriter Laura Cole leads the way with 5 nods (Female, Songwriter, Record, New Artist, and Adult Alternative). Jeremy Fischer is next in line with 4The Arkells, Blackie and the Rodeo Kings, and Elliott Brood all have three nominations apiece.

Click here for the Industry Award nominations - including one for this site!

Nominees for the industry categories will be announced in early April.


GOOD LUCK EVERYONE!

Here are a few highlights:

Female Artist
Male Artist
New Artist/Group of the Year
Blues Recording 
Jazz Recording
Alternative/Indie Rock Recording
Rock Recording
Adult Alternative Recording
Pop Recording

Blast from the Past: Last Years; Winners


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Saturday, February 7, 2015

Elliott BROOD's 'Work and Love' a Strong, Dark Album


Elliott BROOD, an amazing alt-folk rock group whose members recently moved to Hamilton, garnered a Juno nomination for their latest album, Work and Love (through Paper Bag Records).  This kudo was richly deserved as the disc is brimming with rocking, catchy tunes.

They have expanded and improved their alternative folk sound to be stronger and darker than the groups previous efforts.  New producer Ian Blurton helped the boys evolve and grow into a tighter musical unit.

You'll also find a number of brilliant bonus tracks (as a bonus CD) that are stripped down versions of songs on the main album.  These offer an interesting new dimension to the listeners.

The album is available through their website - including a vinyl LP (with a download card) or using iTunes (the bonus tracks are offered there too)







Blast from the Past: Elliott BROOD and other Nominated for Junos

Links: Elliott BROODMore Elliott BROOD Stories, Videos above courtesy of Paper Bag RecordsMore Releases

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Wednesday, January 28, 2015

GOOD LUCK! Tons of Local Artists Nominated for 2015 Junos


Not only will the Junos be held in Hamilton this year but many Steeltown musicians are up for nods at the illustrious awards show.  Even the surrounding area is well-represented.

From the Hammer, we have Steve Strongman (Blues Album), Daniel Lanois (Instrumental Album), Diana Panton (Vocal Jazz Album) and Jeremy Fisher (Adult Alternative Album).  Bands with a few Hamilton members were also up for awards such as jacksoul (R and B/Soul Recording) plus Blackie and the Rodeo Kings and Elliott BROOD, who are both in the running for Roots and Traditional Album: group.



Links: jacksoulmore jacksoul StoriesVideo above courtesy of jacksoul



Links: Elliott BROOD, More Elliott BROOD StoriesVideo above courtesy of Paper Bag 13

Other area nominees include Kitchener's Alysha Brilla (Adult Contemporary Album) and Dallas Green (aka City and Colour) for You+Me, his collaboration with P!nk. The latter is up for a Fans Choice and Group Juno awards.



Links: City and ColourMore City and Colour StoriesYou+Me, Video above courtesy of You + Me

The 2015 Junos will be televised live on March 15, 2015.

GOOD LUCK EVERYONE.

Below are a few highlights:

BLUES ALBUM
ROOTS AND TRADITIONAL ALBUM: SOLO
ROOTS AND TRADITIONAL ALBUM: GROUP
ADULT CONTEMPORARY ALBUM OF THE YEAR
ADULT ALTERNATIVE
R and B/SOUL RECORDING
JUNO FAN CHOICE
GROUP
VOCAL JAZZ ALBUM
INSTRUMENTAL ALBUM
COUNTRY ALBUM
ALBUM
ARTIST
BREAKTHROUGH ARTIST
SONGWRITER
JAZZ ALBUM: SOLO
JAZZ ALBUM: GROUP
ABORIGINAL ALBUM
Click here for the full list of nominees

Blast from the Past: Last Years' Winners

Links: Juno AwardsMore Juno Stories

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Thursday, October 30, 2014

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Sunday, April 21, 2013

Local Talent Bring Junos to the Hammer

Long time Hamiltonian Steve Strongman and new Hammertown residents Elliott Brood have brought home the Junos!  Steve won for best Blues album and Elliott Brood was awarded for Roots Recording (Group). Area band, The City Harmonic also won for Contemporary Christian/gospel album.  On top of that, Steel City rockers, Monster Truck received the nod for Breakthough Group.

Congratulations guys!  You make us proud!

Click here for the Spectator story.

Click here for Hamilton Musix Biz Bites story  



Links: Steve StrongmanMore Steve Strongman stories, Video courtesy of Kincardine Times



Links: Elliott Brood , Video courtesy of AxleGrinder

Below are a few highlightsClick here for the full list of winners

Blues Album: Steve Strongman: A Natural Fact

Roots & Traditional Album (Solo): Rose Cousins, We Have Made A Spark

Roots & Traditional Album (Group): Elliott Brood: Days Into Years

Songwriter: Leonard Cohen

Country Album: Johnny Reid, Fire It Up

International Album: Mumford & Sons, Babel

Adult Alternative Album: Serena Ryder, Harmony


Artist: Leonard Cohen

Vocal Jazz Album: Emilie-Claire Barlow, Seule ce Soir

Aboriginal Album: Crystal Shawanda, Just Like You

Music DVD: Bobcaygeon (Tragically Hip)

Allan Waters Humanitarian Award: Tom Cochrane

Canadian Music Hall of Fame Inductee:  k.d. lang

Link: More about the Junos


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Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Local Musicians Nominated for Junos

Hamilton has once again had a strong showing at the Juno nominations, which just goes to prove how much world-class music is in the area.

Both Jack de Keyzer and Steve Strongman will be going head to head for Blues Album of the Year of the year along with Colin James (whose nominated disc includes songwriting from Hamilton's own Tom Wilson), Steve Hill, and Shakura S'Aida (her nominated CD features a performance from local blues legend Harrison Kennedy).



Links: Jack de Keyzer, More Jack De Keyzer Stories Video courtesy of The Capital Voice



Links: Steve Strongman, More Steve Strongman stories, Video courtesy of Brian Blain

Local singer/songwriter, Kathleen Edwards is up for two awards (Songwriter and Adult Alternative Album).



Links: Kathleen Edwards, More Kathleen Edwards Stories, Video courtesy of CBC Music 

Other area musicians up for Junos include Monster Truck, Diana Panton, Walk Off the Earth, and  The Arkells.

We'll be keeping our fingers crossed for everybody on the April 21 ceremony in Regina.

Click here for the Spectator Story

Click here for more of our Juno stories

Blast from the Past: De Keyzer and the Arkells Bring Home the Junos in 2010

Below are a few nomination highlights.

Blues Album
Roots & Traditional Album (Group)
Roots & Traditional Album (Solo)
  • Amelia Curran, Spectators
  • Annabelle Chvostek, Rise
  • Corb Lund, Cabin Fever
  • Old Man Luedecke, Tender Is The Night
  • Rose Cousins, We Have Made A Spark
Songwriter
  • Afie Jurvanen (Bahamas)
  • Arkells
  • Hannah Georgas
  • Kathleen Edwards (Hamilton)
  • Leonard Cohen
Country Album
  • Chad Brownlee, Love Me Or Leave Me
  • Dallas Smith, Jumped Right In
  • Dean Brody, Dirt
  • Emerson Drive, Roll
  • Johnny Reid, Fire It Up
Adult Alternative Album
  • Bahamas, Barchords
  • Kathleen Edwards, Voyageur
  • Royal Wood, We Were Born to Glory
  • Serena Ryder, Harmony
  • The Barr Brothers, The Barr Brothers
Juno Fan Choice Award
  • Carly Rae Jepsen
  • Céline Dion
  • Drake
  • Hedley
  • Justin Bieber
  • Leonard Cohen
  • Marianas Trench
  • Metric
  • Michael Bublé
  • Nickelback
Single
  • Billy Talent, "Viking Death March"
  • Carly Rae Jepsen, "Call Me Maybe"
  • Hedley, "Kiss You Inside Out"
  • Serena Ryder, "Stompa"
  • The Sheepdogs, "The Way It Is"
International Album
  • Maroon 5, Overexposed
  • Mumford & Sons, Babel
  • One Direction, Up All Night
  • Rod Stewart, Merry Christmas, Baby
  • Taylor Swift, Red
Album
  • Carly Rae Jepsen, Kiss
  • Céline Dion, Sans Attendre
  • Hedley, Storms
  • Justin Bieber, Believe
  • Marianas Trench, Ever After
Artist
  • Carly Rae Jepsen
  • Deadmau5
  • Johnny Reid
  • Justin Bieber
  • Leonard Cohen
Group
  • Billy Talent
  • Marianas Trench
  • Metric
  • Rush
  • The Sheepdogs
Breakthrough Group
  • Hey Ocean!
  • Monster Truck
  • The Pack a.d.
  • Walk Off the Earth
  • Yukon Blonde
Rock Album
  • Big Wreck, Albatross
  • Billy Talent, Dead Silence
  • Rush, Clockwork Angels
  • The Sheepdogs, The Sheepdogs
  • The Tragically Hip, Now For Plan A
Vocal Jazz Album
  • Carol Welsman, Journey
  • Diana Krall, Glad Rag Doll
  • Diana Panton, Christmas Kiss
  • Elizabeth Shepherd, Rewind
  • Emilie-Claire Barlow, Seule ce Soir
Aboriginal Album
  • BURNT-Project 1, The Black List
  • Crystal Shawanda, Just Like You
  • Don Amero, Heart On My Sleeve
  • Donny Parenteau, Bring It On
  • Janet Panic, Samples
Canadian Music Hall of Fame Inductee
  • k.d. Lang
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