Canadian Musician
November/December 2019
Vol. XLI, No. 6
Contents
By Adam Kovac
To paraphrase Alexisonfire, the seminal Canadian post-hardcore band in which he first came to the national spotlight, City & Colour’s Dallas Green is not the kid he used to be…
By Kevin Young
Practice and rehearsal are about becoming more adept and flexible regardless of what your gig entails, but there are differences between the two.
Looking Back to Blaze Forward
By Andrew King
“I believe everyone that wants to create, can create,” asserts Dominique Fils-Aimé – an idea that has come to define her artistic identity and subsequent career trajectory.
A Fresh Take on Traditional Sounds
By Andrew King
With their new album, Yours to Break, The East Pointers seem to be less concerned with upholding traditions and more with continuing to carve out some of their own.
Striking a Balance to Boost Your Career
By Omar Shabbar
As musicians, we need to find our own balance between education and experience because while we can focus on one, incorporating the other will always make us better.
Advice & Insight from a Studio Legend
Shure’s MV88+ Video Kit, the MeeBlip Geode compact synth &
Proel’s Session4 compact portable PA
First Take
Changes
Canadian Musician Podcast
Events
Hot Gear
Advertisers’ Index
Marketplace
Classifieds
Showcase
Guitar – Dru DeCaro
Keyboards – Daniel Wnukowski
Bass – Jeramy “HooGie” Donais
Percussion – Ted Warren
Woodwinds – Andy Ballantyne
Brass – Paul Baron
Digital Music – David Abravanel
Vocals – Aphrose
Writing – Ruben Young
Recording – Craig Broombaugh
Live Sound – Jacob Hamayda
Business – Darryl Hurs
Cover Photo: Dallas Green of City & Colour by Renée Rodenkirchen.
