Chamber Music: Toronto Musicians Bring Pauline Oliveros and Deep Listening to City Hall
Toronto Musicians Bring Pauline Oliveros and Deep Listening to City Hall
Tom Beedham
How Trickle Down Music is Helping Artists Punch Upstream
How Trickle Down Music is helping artists punch upstream
Hipgnosis, Song Acquisition, and the Elephant in the Room
On January 24, Justin Bieber joined a sea of music legends surrendering their copyrights, unloading his entire music catalogue to U.K. investment manager Hipgnosis Song Management for a cool $200 million USD.
Bieber’s catalogue, Hipgnosis’s biggest acquisition to date, is the latest blockbuster deal in an IP
After The Gold Rush: Wonderhorse Reviewed
When non-profit arts collective Something Shows reaches out to New Feeling and offers to fly someone from the co-op out to review Wonderhorse, it sounds like an invitation to break spells and witness progress as much as an opportunity to get a read of the local scene.
Group Chat: EXITS ; </DAD>
Welcome to New Feeling’s Group Chat. In this feature, we invite a panel of writers to give their takes on two songs selected by our editorial team, with the goal of offering a variety of perspectives of each track and discovering common threads of interest, analysis, and interpretation.
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Family Values: Lawnya Vawnya Reviewed
Asking audiences again and again to examine the branches of their relations and follow them to the connective canopies of larger networks, the kind of change Lawnya Vawnya asked for in this year's programming would amount to a psychic, socioeconomic revolution of staggering heights.
Joseph Shabason and André Ethier Come Out of The Kitchen With Fresh Pepper
Fresh Pepper provides a summit for service and music workers alike, toasting their interdependencies and challenging the conditions they bump against with metaphor-rich vignettes.