The Music Prophet

Emilie "Sparx" Carrey shares her love for experimenting with sounds with Kyle Vine on The Music Prophet, her journey becoming a beatboxer, and why the laser is her favourite sound to create. Her stories were great, and you can even hear two songs performed live during the hour long interview!”

Sean Barrette shares with Kyle Vine ideas about songwriting, writing in different genres, and how Northern Ontario makes inspiration easy. Hear a few of his songs, the stories behind them, and discover the personality behind The Puckhogs!

Alex Pauze shares his love of jazz, polyrhythms and Anishnaabe culture this week on our show.

Artist Biography:

Alex Pauze has played drums since childhood, and there is a good chance you`ve danced to his drumming in a venue around Sudbury. As a classically trained musician of Laurentian University, he`s explored guitar and other instruments over the years but always found drums to be where he belongs. When not playing, he is supporting the Anishnaabe community and creating delicious recipes. Alex is best known for his time with Saultbury, Marc Scherzinger Trio and even had a short period with Sex and Summer. After performing countless times in the annual Jazz Sudbury Festivals, he is quickly becoming a highly requested jazz drummer across Northern Ontario.

Find His Music:

Website: https://allevents.in/sudbury/jsf-2018-fri-after-hours-ft-alex-pauz%C3%A9-and-friends/200017796320524 (https://allevents.in/sudbury/jsf-2018-fri-after-hours-ft-alex-pauz%C3%A9-and-friends/200017796320524)

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/Led757 (https://www.youtube.com/user/Led757)

Hip-Hop and a childhood of making music was my interview with Koncept. He shared stories of his early songs, rules around using samples and how his music has changed over the years. It was great to have him in the studio and you can catch a lot of great insight on music in this interview.

Kassie Tyers launched her album live in the interview, and gave some really open and reflective thoughts on music, songwriting and her career in music. This was co-hosted by Linda Heldman, and it`s always fun to have her by my side in an interview... you never know who a musician really is until you have two positive people around them!

Artist Biography:

Kassie Tyers was born and raised in Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. Performing since a school concert solo in Grade 5, Kassie Tyers is a singer-songwriter and speaker who connects with music on a deep level and shares that connection with others. She is a five-time nominee at the Canadian Music Covenant Awards over the last 10 years, in categories for Folk Album Of the Year, Inspirational Song of the Year, and Children’s Song of the Year. Kassie just finished a one month tour through Western Canada with a guitar on the back of her motorcycle, and is back to launch her new album!

Find Thier Music:

Website: https://www.kassietyers.com/ (https://www.kassietyers.com/)

Twitter: https://twitter.com/kassietyers (https://twitter.com/kassietyers)

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kassietyers/ (https://www.instagram.com/kassietyers/)

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3ciyYDhtaylWpe2bm3GPr9 (https://open.spotify.com/artist/3ciyYDhtaylWpe2bm3GPr9)

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTKEg95e2yZss6z0EnQcBwg (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTKEg95e2yZss6z0EnQcBwg)

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/KassieTyersMusic/ (https://www.facebook.com/KassieTyersMusic/)

Modern country music, the life of a festival photographer, and the secrets of creating connections with musicians was explored with Linda Heldman when she spoke with Kyle Vine on CKLU in Sudbury. As a contributor of interviews and articles to Canadian Bests for 3+ years, her experiences and stories were shared to make a really casual and honest conversation about music!

All The Wasted Years Came into the studio to talk punk music, the art of handling drunk crowds, and the secret to being a band while working full-time. They were getting ready to play 2019 Poutinefest, and came all the way from Timmins, ON for the interview, and you can tell that they don`t take life too serious... maybe we should all be like that?

About The Artist:

All The Wasted Years (ATWY) is a punk rock band from Timmins, On. Since reforming in 2015 the band has been a growing influence in the Northern Ontario music scene. They won the Timmins Festivals and Events Committees Inaugural Epic Band Battle and have shared the stage with The Glorious Sons, Bigwig, Silverstein, Creepshow and many more. Fuelled by the incredible lyrics of front-man Nathan Radey, the fast guitars of Darcy Larouche and Eric Fortin and the quick beats of Stephane Gaudet, ATWY gives vibes of the 90’s punk scene similar to bands like The Offspring, Green Day, Bad Religion, NOFX and Blink 182. They’ve played on the main stage at Rock on the River and Stars and Thunder and have played all over Ontario and have shows booked in Quebec as well.

Find Thier Music:

Bandcamp: https://allthewastedyears.bandcamp.com/ (https://allthewastedyears.bandcamp.com/)

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/allthewastedyears/ (https://www.instagram.com/allthewastedyears/)

Itunes: https://music.apple.com/ca/artist/all-the-wasted-years/1059711459 (https://music.apple.com/ca/artist/all-the-wasted-years/1059711459)

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7w7XXGjJpzIJJ2zRZMjupC (https://open.spotify.com/artist/7w7XXGjJpzIJJ2zRZMjupC)

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoxr8YCFjAe-PvaggpGiadA (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoxr8YCFjAe-PvaggpGiadA)

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/allthewastedyears/ (https://www.facebook.com/allthewastedyears/)

Christina Martin shares stories with Kyle Vine in Sudbury about the risk of searching for music celebrity status, finding the best listening rooms and how her view on music has changed as her career grows.

Jacqueline Pashley jumps into her story of becoming a DJ, following your dreams to entertain, and major lessons from years in the industry as a mix DJ. Hear the house music that inspires her, and discover the personality of Jacqueline Erica Pashley!

Folk Harmonies come alive with The Pairs as they talk about handling the festival circuit, the power of lifelong friendship, and turning your band into a career option.