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Welcome to One to Watch Wednesday presented by Studio B. where I feature the emerging and independent artists from across Canada and showcase their songs.
This weeks feature artist is from Calgary, Alberta. She's a YYC Music Award numerous time nominee and a humanitarian award winning pop artist who's super creative and very community orientated. Her name is Lisette Xavier.
We talk about her very interesting musical journey, Ethical AF Clothing, an all girls music camp she mentors for, her pay it forward initiative, vocal coaching, the Rise Up competition and much much more!
You also hear her songs "Hot Mess" and "Rise Up." Also make sure you check out all her music videos!
Thank you so much for joining Studio B, Lisette!
You can find Lisette on all social media and find her merch on her website, lisettexavier.com.
You can find Studio B on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter under Studio B. Podcast and you can find me on Instagram @sarahonairhighriver.
Welcome to One to Watch Wednesday presented by Studio B. where we feature the emerging and independent artists from across Canada and showcase their songs.
This weeks feature artist is from Ontario and she has incredible vocals and she's an award nominated country artist I can't wait for you to get to know. Bree Taylor!
We discuss a lot! We talk about her musical journey from pop to country to pop-country, we talk about her podcast, "Unapologetically Bree," her dog Aria, her day in the life her herself, her award nominations and so much more!
We hear her two songs, "Burning Bridges," and "Cry." They are available everywhere you get your music right now! Follow her under Bree Taylor on all social media platforms to keep in touch with her to!
You can follow Studio B on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram and me, Sarah Scott on Facebook and Instagram under @sarahonairhighriver!
Welcome to One to Watch Wednesday presented by Studio B. where we feature the emerging and independent artists from across Canada and showcase their songs.
This weeks feature band is a really rocking trio out of Edmonton, AB who just came out with their debut album, "Mantra" on Feb. 5th.
Alt-rock trio Blank Statues are our guests. Drake, Bryce and Derek join us to chat about Mantra, where their name came from and how it all got started.
We also hear two of their songs of Mantra: 'Serotonin' and 'Sane.'
Their music is available on all streaming platforms and you can find them on Facebook and Instagram under Blank Statues.
You can find Studio B on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
Big thanks to music industry professional and founder of The Music Industry Club, Dane Liska, for joining me on this episode .We talk about The Music Industry Club and #SaveOurStages.
Listen in for lots of amazing advice for artists, venue managers/owners and people who just love music, on how to support each other, themselves, the artists and venues and how to get through the restrictions.
Dane's a huge wealth of knowledge and it was such a pleasure to chat with him! Although there's a lot of doom and gloom around the topic of saving our stages, we hope this brings you the support, confidence and inspiration to keep going!
You can find The Music Industry Club on Instagram and Facebook! @themusicindustryclub.
You can find Studio B Podcast on Facebook (Studio B Podcast), Instagram (@__Studio_b___) and Twitter (@StudioB01).
You can find Sarah Scott on Instagram @sarahonairhighriver
Welcome to One to Watch Wednesday! We have a rock fueled Ontario country singer/songwriter by the name of Ty Baynton in the Zoom studio this week!
Singer / Songwriter, Saddle Bronc Rider, Hunter / Angler...those are few things he describes himself as. He forgot to mention super talented!
Ty Baynton is known for his his high-energy live shows and ‘stadium-sized’ vocals. He also has a stadium sized personality which makes him so fun to talk to!
Released in May of 2019, he released Rough Around The Edges, which he says was a product and vision forged primarily during a very busy four years on the road. He has released records previously – a self-titled EP in 2012 and a full-length album, Good Ol’ Boy, in 2013, but this is the first time he feels he’s truly nailed it.
Join us as we talk about his day in the life of himself, what he's currently working on and about his new song, "She Was Wrong," co-written with a previous guest by the name of Chard Morrison. You're also going to hear the song too!
You can find Ty Baynton on all streaming platforms, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and on his website at tybaynton.com.
You can find Studio B on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
Welcome to the first episode of One to Watch Wednesday, present by Studio B! A feature for independent and emerging artists on the rise and their songs!
This week, we're welcoming Indigenous Country singer/songwriter Stirling John and his song "Believe." He is a 34 year old musician at heart, who has also been a police officer for the past 14 years and serves as a Helicopter Tactical Flight Officer, is also in a band member called Hometown Stereo (Edmonton, AB) and is a super dad to some cool kids. Stirling was raised in a musical family in Ontario; however, work and life took a step ahead and music didn't revisit his life until a traumatic call in 2014.
2020 was Stirling’s breakout year FOR SURE!! Even through working fulltime during the pandemic with the RCMP as a frontline essential worker, he remained very proactive with writing and recording. "The Distance", "For You", "Never Meant to Be", and “Record Time,” were all brought out in 2020! So far, in 2021, he has been nominated for a 2021 "Community Spirit Award" with the Country Music Alberta Awards as well and released a beautifully inspirational song called, "Believe."
We are featuring Stirling's latest song, "Believe." We talk about his musical journey, his career as an RCMP officer, his soon to be superstar kids, how he is remaining proactive with his music throughout 2021 (you're going to be hearing a lot of his music this year and that's so exciting!), and about a new release coming out on Feb 14th called, "This I Know" Ft. Dahlia Wakefield (Dirt Road Angels).
You can find Stirling on Instagram, Facebook, on ALL music platforms and at johncountrymusic.com!
You can find Studio B on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
Happy New Year! With a new year comes new goals, resolutions and possibilities! This year can be anything you want it to be! Maybe you're looking to switch genres, try a new style or vibe, make some new music you've always wanted to, go solo or start a new project?
HUGE thank you to Patrick Kordyback for being our guest on this episode! He is the lead singer of the band STEREOS, which after an eight year hiatus is back and they dropped their new single Sunset Gold in February of 2020. They're also known for the bops, "Summer Girl," "Throw Your Hands Up" and "Turn It Up!" After appearing on a Much Music show called disBand that had unknown bands perform for industry judges and then get told whether they had what it took or if they should disband, their careers took off and they were one of the top bands in Canada. They're still together and going strong by the way! Patrick has decided to take another journey with his music (while also staying with STEREOS of course) and work on another project in the country genre - solo. He's been working alongside some top notch talent and industry to get things rolling. He's sharing advice and experience on all things new - when it comes to a new you (musically speaking), new project or new gig in the music industry.
Fun fact - I've seen STEREOS in concert twice. Once at The Gateway (SAIT) in 2009 and at The Den (University of Calgary) in 2011.
You can follow him on Instagram at @kordybacktothefuture and STEREOS at @wearestereos and of course on Facebook.
You can follow Studio B Podcast @__Studio_B__ on Instagram and on Facebook under "Studio B Podcast."
SONG: Summer Girl by STEREOS
As we wrap up 2020, let's head into 2021 with some inspiring, motivational and beautiful advice. I asked artists "What was the best advice you've received throughout your career?" and they delivered some amazing messages.
Thank you to:
Jeff Dick (The Prairie States)
Hailey Benedict (Solo artist)
W3apons (Rock Trio)
Brian John Harwood (Kansas Stone and solo artist)
Dave Temple (owner and producer at MCC Studios)
Crystal Smith (Foxx Worthee)
LIZ (Solo artist)
Chris Buck (Chris Buck Band)
Jacquie Daniels (Entertainer/Singer-Songwriter/Performer)
Drew Shalka (FKB)
Alecia Aichelle (Solo artist)
Steve Newsome (Solo artist)
Songs you're hearing (in order of the program):
"Wild Child" by Jacquie Daniels and The Jokers
"Bye Baby Gone" by W3apons
"Every Little Town" - The Prairie States
"Three Dozen Red Roses Ago" - Foxx Worthee
"Cold Beer Communion" - Steve Newsome
"Hotter Than Summer" - Brian John Harwood
"Glow" - FKB
"Diamonds in a Whiskey Glass" - Gord Bamford
"Rise To Your Fall" - Hailey Benedict
"Sun Sets Down" - Chris Buck Band
"Summertime" - LIZ
"Girls Night Out" - Alecia Aichelle
Sing your life/Walk right up to the microphone/And name/All the things you love/All the things that you loathe/ Oh, sing your life - Morrissey
We are going to have you singing for the rest of your life with this episode! I'm joined by the very knowledgeable, creative, passionate and fun voice coach from Rockit Vocal Studios, Emma Rushton! We cover lots of topics in this episode. Whether you want to increase vocal power and range, learn how to master your voice to be able to sing songs you're having challenges with or be able to sing a different genre, we have you covered. If you want to learn how to use your instrument (your voice) in the healthiest and most comfortable and confident way possible, we have you covered there too! Whether you are preparing for your next tour, heading into the studio to record or maybe you just want a refresher course on vocal health, we too, have you covered! Fun fact, Emma also has her own podcast where she goes more in depth with everything we discuss in this episode and you can get all the details on her vocal studio and podcast at @rockitvocalstudios on Instagram, rockitvocalstudios.com and Rockit Vocal Studios on Facebook! Thank you for joining me, Emma!!
Music empowers, strengthens and inspires us and people around us. So why don't we in the music industry empower, strengthen and inspire each other? In this episode of Studio B, award nominated Calgary singer/songwriter Aaron Pollock and I talk about the importance and positive outcomes of collaborations and co-writing. We talk about how you can find your tribe and future collaborations and the importance of songwriting with others and how that grows the music community. We talk about how collaborations and co-writing can provide diversity, success, knowledge and even promote more creativity in the music industry - in whatever genre you're in.
You can find Aaron Pollock on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and online!
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