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Folk Music Canada Returns to Folk Alliance International 2019 in Montréal with Stellar Line-up of Canadian Talent

2/4/2019

Presenting 40 showcasing artists over 4 days!

[Feb 4, 2019] Folk Music Canada (FMC) is pleased to present outstanding Canadian artists at this year’s Folk Alliance International (FAI) Conference, February 13 to 17, 2019 at the Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montréal. Throughout the four day event, FMC will present 40 showcase performances, co-sponsor the FAI opening reception, and, under the banner of FolkNorth, coordinate music business meetings and roundtable discussions for select artists and key international industry professionals. Showcase performances will feature artists from across Canada, full schedule is available below and at folkmusiccanada.org.

Activities kick off Wednesday, Feb. 13, from 5 to 6 pm with an Opening Reception in the Edith Fowke Room (rm 219) sponsored by FMC, CIMA, Canadian Federation of Musicians, Folk Music Ontario, and Mondial Montréal. Following the reception, FMC is sponsoring official showcases in two rooms: 8 pm in the Harmonium Room (rm 216) with host Treasa Levasseur; and beginning at 9 pm in the McGarrigle Room (rm 212) hosted by Suze Casey.

FMC’s private showcases occur nightly in Room 321, Wednesday through Saturday, from 10:30 pm to 2 am. FMC will present a diverse lineup of seven artists each night hailing from across Canada -- NWT to NS, showcasing all forms of folk music, including Blues, Singer Songwriters, Traditional Fiddle music, Chamber folk, Celtic & Jazz fusion, and much more.
On Saturday afternoon, starting at 4 pm in the Robbie Robertson Room (rm 217), FMC is presenting more Official showcases. The stage will be hosted by David Newland, and runs from 4 pm until 8:30 pm.

FolkNorth
FMC is hosting the 2019 edition of FolkNorth during the FAI Conference. FolkNorth is an export-based project of FMC with a mission to expand market opportunities for the Canadian folk industry and spotlighting the strength of Canadian folk talent on a world stage, many of whom are also official showcasing artists at the conference.

FMC will present the best folk artists Canada has to offer as the music kicks into high gear late night, with private industry-presented showcases running into the wee hours of the morning. It’s an unforgettable experience for all, fostering connections and enriching careers of attending artists and industry members.

Stream FMC showcasing artists HERE: https://soundcloud.com/spincount/sets/folk-music-canada-at-fai-2019

About Folk Alliance International
Folk Alliance International is a four-day conference and industry networking event taking place this year at Montreal’s Fairmont Queen Elizabeth Hotel. February 13 to 17. The conference promotes global folk music with seminars and workshops during the day and official showcases in the evening.

About Folk Music Canada
Folk Music Canada is a member-driven organization that supports and promotes the Canadian folk music community, and is dedicated to raising awareness about the importance, diversity and cultural value of all types of folk music in Canada. Follow Folk Music Canada @FolkMusicCanada on twitter, instagram @FolkMusicCanada or “like” on facebook.

Tag @FolkMusicCanada on any social media platform
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/folkmusiccanada/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/folkmusiccanada/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/folkmusiccanada

Join the facebook event, FMC at #FAI2019: https://www.facebook.com/events/404514113688126/

Soundcloud Playlist: https://soundcloud.com/spincount/sets/folk-music-canada-at-fai-2019

Media Contact:
Kimberly Sinclair | kimberly@spincount.com
(902) 350-3968 | @spincount

Folk Music Canada Schedule of Official Sponsored & Private Showcases at Folk Alliance International 2019

FMC SPONSORED OFFICIAL SHOWCASE STAGES

Wednesday, February 13, 2019 - Harmonium Room (rm 216) with MC Treasa Levasseur
8:00 PM – Catherine MacLellan (PE)
8:45 PM – The McDades (AB)
9:30 PM –  Dione Taylor & The Backsliderz (ON)

Wednesday, February 13, 2019 - McGarrigle Room (rm 212) with MC Suze Casey
8:15 PM – Shari Ulrich (BC)
9:00 PM – Maddie Storvold (AB)
9:45 PM – Buckman Coe (BC)

Saturday, February 16, 2019 - Robbie Robertson Room (rm 217) with MC David Newland
4:00 PM – Lydia Persaud (ON)
4:45 PM – TRI-CONTINENTAL  (AB/ON/BC)
5:30 PM – Red Moon Road (MB)
6:15 PM – Jay Gilday  (AB)
7:00 PM – Madison Violet (ON)
7:45 PM – Stephen Fearing (BC)

FOLK MUSIC CANADA #FAI2019 SHOWCASE SCHEDULE - ROOM 321

Wednesday, February 13, 2019
10:30 PM – The McDades (AB)
11:00 PM – Cécile Doo-Kingué (QC)
11:30 PM – Hawksley Workman (QC)
12:00 AM – April Verch Band (ON)
12:30 AM – Michael Jerome Brown (QC)
01:00 AM – Raine Hamilton (MB)
01:30 AM – Scott Cook (AB)

Thursday, February 14, 2019
10:30 PM – Lennie Gallant (PE)
11:00 PM – Shari Ulrich (BC)
11:30 PM – Rosie & the Riveters (SK)
12:00 AM – Kalyna Rakel (ON)
12:30 AM – Melanie Brulée (ON)
01:00 AM – Jay Gilday (AB/NWT)
01:30 AM –Arctic Song (NUN)

Friday, February 15, 2019
10:30 PM – El Coyote (QC)
11:00 PM – Leela Gilday (NWT)
11:30 PM – TRI-CONTINENTAL (BC)
12:00 AM – Corin Raymond (ON)
12:30 AM – Madison Violet (ON)
01:00 AM – Amanda Rheaume (ON)
01:30 AM – Chloe Watkinson (ON)

Saturday, February 16, 2019
10:30 PM – Frazey Ford (BC)
11:00 PM – Suzie Vinnick (ON)
11:30 PM – Shakura S’Aida (ON)
12:00 AM – Kim Beggs (YK)
12:30 AM – Jenie Thai (ON)
01:00 AM – Katie Moore (QC)
01:30 AM – Ian Sherwood (NS)

We acknowledge the financial support of FACTOR, the Government of Canada and of Canada’s private radio broadcasters.
Nous reconnaissons l’appui financier de FACTOR, du gouvernement du Canada, et des radiodiffuseurs privés du Canada.

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SpinCount Congratulates Clients on Their 2019 East Coast Music Award Nominations -- THANKS ECMAs for “Company of the Year Nomination”

1/28/2019

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SpinCount congratulates our clients, current and alumni, on their 2019 East Coast Music Award nominations! We are proud of the campaigns we worked on and thank the following artists for making us part of their success. Thanks also to the ECMA membership, board and staff for nominating SpinCount for “Company of the Year.”

SpinCount thanks and congratulates our clients: The Halifax Jazz Festival; Jimmy Rankin (2 nominations); Lennie Gallant (2 nominations); Museum Pieces; Cameron Nickerson; Ryan Cook; Ian Sherwood; The Ennis Sisters; Ben Miller & Anita MacDonald (2 nominations); Barra MacNeils (2 nominations); David Myles; Mo Kenney; and Christina Martin; who all picked up nominations, and we could not be prouder to have worked with them.

The 2019 ECMAs will take place in Charlottetown, PEI, from May 1-5, with the awards night happening on Thursday, May 2. Actor and comedian Jonathan Torrens returns as the 2019 host at the awards show. Further announcements from the ECMAs, including showcasing artists, conference details, and performers for the 2019 East Coast Music Awards Show will be unveiled in the coming weeks.

The complete list of 2019 Eastlink East Coast Music Award nominees is here. Below is a list of SpinCount client nominees.

→ Contemporary Roots Recording of the Year
   Jimmy Rankin – Moving East
   Lennie Gallant – Time Travel
   Museum Pieces – Plain Sight

→ Country Recording of the Year
   Cameron Nickerson - Detours
   Ryan Cook - Having a Great Time

→ Folk Recording of the Year
   Ian Sherwood - Bring The Light
   The Ennis Sisters - Keeping Time

→ Gaelic Artist of the Year
   Ben Miller & Anita MacDonald

→ Instrumental Recording of the Year
   Ben Miller & Anita MacDonald - South Haven

→ Roots/Traditional Recording of the Year
Barra MacNeils - On the Bright Side

→ Fans' Choice Entertainer of the Year
   Barra MacNeils
   David Myles
   Lennie Gallant
Mo Kenney

→ Fans' Choice Video of the Year
   Christina Martin – "Always Reminding" (Director: Ryan Thompson)
Jimmy Rankin – "Been Away" (Director: Jeth Weinrich)

→ Company of the Year
SpinCount

→ Event of the Year
Halifax Jazz Festival

SpinCount has built a record of success based on hard work, dedication to the goals and objectives of the organizations and artists we work with, and through a profound commitment to Canadian music. Moreover, the company pioneered the use of “new media” (social media platforms, internet music outlets, digital music delivery) from early on, and has led the way as the industry adapts to new technologies and the opportunities this presents in an ever changing environment.

SpinCount manages national publicity for Halifax Jazz Festival, Canadian Folk Music Awards (CFMAs), Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous, Folk Music Ontario, and Music PEI “Golden Ticket Program.” We also conduct national radio promotions and servicing for Americana / Folk / Roots artists. Current and past artists include: Lennie Gallant, Jimmy Rankin, Museum Pieces, The Ennis Sisters, Barra MacNeils, David Myles, Mo Kenney, Claire Lynch, Erin Costelo, Bill & Joel Plaskett, Annie Sumi, Matthew Byrne, Museum Pieces, Al Tuck, Kaia Kater, Raine Hamilton, Cassie & Maggie, Rawlins Cross, T. Buckley, and many more artists we are proud to work with, and whose careers we have supported.

About SpinCount:
SpinCount is an award winning radio promotions & PR company that promotes music, artists and events. Awarded “Company of the Year” 3 years running (2018, 2017 & 2016) by the ECMAs and in 2011 by the East Coast Music Association and in 2014 & 2012 by Music Nova Scotia. We specialize in event and conference PR, and are proud to represent Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous, CFMAs, Folk Music Ontario, Music PEI and the Halifax Jazz Festival. Follow @SpinCount on twitter and instagram or like us on facebook.

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10 TIPS TO EXTEND PHONE BATTERY LIFE AT A MUSIC CONFERENCE!

1/23/2019

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SpinCount founder Kimberly Sinclair shares her expert tips from 10 years of Music Publicity!

You’ve got your conference registration, packed your bags, made your schedule, checked it twice, and downloaded the conference app - you are ready to hit the showcases, but is your phone?

Low Battery GIF from Low GIFs

No matter the brand, it seems phone batteries drain extra fast at music events - there is nothing worse than the dreaded “red level of battery %” “shutdown is imminent” notice that comes upon all music lovers right at the peak of the hottest band you’ve seen or best speaker you’ve heard at a key note.

But never fear, for this reason, I’ve created these 10 tips to save your battery, so you won’t miss a thing!

PLT: Do these while on the plane or in the car on the way to said event.

@KimberlySinc @SpinCount 10 Tips to save your battery life.

1) Change your wallpaper and phone lock screen to black & white images. Color uses ALL your pixels and brightness, go old school and use B & W images. Besides, B & W looks super cool anyways.

2) Turn off the “background app refresh” settings. Otherwise, unbeknownst to you, your phone is constantly updating apps, even if you aren't using them.

3) Close ALL of your open apps - This is that thing where you double click your home button and swipe every app open away. Do this often, like a few times per day.

4) Check what is sucking up your battery life, and adjust your setting accordingly. Via Battery Life

5) Close ALL of your browser tabs - when you open a browser (Safari, Chrome) on your phone, chances are, you are opening a new tab and you won't even notice, so close those things!

6) Turn your phone off at night. Seriously, when was the last time you turned your phone off? Everything needs to rest and revitalize, even a phone battery... your phone will thank you in the morning.

7) Stop the charge before 100% (around 95% works perfectly). That’s CRAZY TALK, you say! Why, you ask? Because after your phone charges fully, the battery gets hot. And it stays hot as long as it is charging (overnight, anyone?) This can alter the amount of charge your battery can hold in the long run. And every % counts during festival season.

8) Turn your brightness way down. This not only helps your battery life, it is also courteous to the artists on stage and your fellow audience members.

9) Use “LOW POWER MODE” - ALWAYS.

10) Set your lock screen for a super short time.

Bonus PLT: Use keyboard shortcuts to key in phrases you will use during the course of the event - such as the HASHTAG for the event or twitter, instagram handle, etc. These are especially handy saving you from typos and dim lighting.

Hope this helps, it surely has helped me. BUT I will still have my charger on me, should anyone get desperate - hit me up @kimberlysinc or @spincount and I will come running :)

Enjoy the music!
Kimberly Sinclair

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The Small Time Radio Show talks to Lennie Gallant - Jan 20., 2019

1/21/2019

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Listen to "The Small Time Radio Show January 20, 2019" on Spreaker.

Listen to The Small Time Radio Show on CKOL 93.7 FM Campbellford, Ontario and 100.7 FM in Madoc, Ontario from noon until 3 on Sundays.

This week, John chats with Lennie Gallant about his new album, TIME TRAVEL and features SpinCount clients:

  Something Lost / Carly Dow / Comet

  Wheels / The Ennis Sisters / Keeping Time

  The Quiet Life / John Worth Hannam / Acres Of Elbow Room

LISTEN to podcast here --> https://www.spreaker.com/user/9243528

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Home Routes Brings Ewan Macintyre - Quebec/Edinborough Contemporary Folk Artist - to the Maritimes!

1/15/2019

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Performing in NS, NB, and PEI this January/February 2019

“Excellent stage presence and beautiful original songs. I think just about anyone could enjoy a live set of Ewan’s” Sian Macleod, Record City, Vernon BC

[January 14, 2019] Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous house concert network is excited to bring Ewan MacIntyre to its ‘Maritime Trail’ concert series touring Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island January 30 to February 12, 2019 - full schedule below and at homeroutes.ca.

Ewan Macintyre Band performs in the region January 30 to February 12 as a trio. Touring with Karine Bouchard on cello (trifantasy, Rachel Beck), fiddle player Peter Menzies and Ewan on guitar/ mandolin, before heading to Montreal where they will showcase at this year’s Folk Alliance International (FAI) Conference (taking place February 13-17, 2019) in Montreal, QC.

Ewan Macintyre Band is an international music project, led by Ewan Macintyre, puppeteer, puppet, musician, and ex-lead singer-songwriter of the award-winning Edinburgh collective “Southern Tenant Folk Union.” Ewan Macintyre has been described as “distinctive” (The Living Tradition), a “Standout Scottish Vocalist” (Neon Filler), “Like Robert Johnson Returned from the crossroads… a “welcome moment in the future of traditional Scottish Music” (Mumble Music), “innovative music” (Edinburgh Guide), and “a scat pitched perfectly between James Brown and Tom Waits” (The Skinny).

Maritime Trail
The Maritime Trail is a project of Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous, presenting Canadian and international artists to audiences in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island. The Winnipeg-based house concert network was inspired to bring its formula to the Maritime provinces after attending Nova Scotia Music Week in 2017. After the conference, Home Routes put out a call for hosts in order to create a community of house concerts in the region. The call was met enthusiastically by Maritimers, and the Maritime Trail was born!

Maritime Trail Dates - Ewan Macintyre
January 30, 2019       Conquerall Mills, NS
January 31, 2019   Round Hill, NS
February 1, 2019   Moncton, NB
February 2, 2019    Winter Warmer Festival, St Andrews, NB
February 3, 2019   Miramichi, NB
February 5, 2019   Pointe du Chene, NB
February 6, 2019   Pleasant Valley, PE
February 7, 2019   Charlottetown, PE
February 8, 2019   York, PE
February 9, 2019   Rustico, PE
February 10, 2019    Three Fathom Harbour, NS
February 11, 2019    Larry’s River, NS
February 12, 2019    River Bourgeois, NS

Home Routes’ programming emphasizes artistic excellence, and diverse and entertaining performances that leave audiences breathless and wanting more. Don’t miss this years Maritime performers, Ewan Macintyre, chamber-folk sister duo, Ari & Mia, from Massachusetts, and roots, country, bluegrass, gospel trio Dirty Dishes, from Ontario - click on each artists name to see full tour schedule:

Jan 30 thru Feb 12, 2019 – Ewan MacIntyre, QC

Mar 2-15, 2019 – Ari & Mia, MA

Mar 31-Apr 13, 2019 – Dirty Dishes, ON

To attend any of these shows, please contact Home Routes/ Chemin Chez Nous HERE or call Phone: (204) 480-3380, Toll-free in Canada: 1 (866) 925-6889. The full Home Routes schedule can be accessed online at homeroutes.ca.

About House Concerts:
House concerts have a triple function: they support artists’ ability to make a living, they make music accessible on a grassroots level to all corners of Canada, and they connect people -- a social engine that builds community.

About Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous:
Home Routes/Chemin Chez Nous was incorporated as a not-for-profit arts organization in February of 2007 to create new performance opportunities for French and English speaking musicians and audiences in rural, remote and urban, communities across Canada, hosted by volunteers in their homes and other community venues. Follow Home Routes on twitter @homeroutes or “like” on facebook.

PEI fb event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1895209480786639/

Links:
Ewan MacIntyre: http://www.ewan-macintyre.org/
Maritime Trail Schedule: https://homeroutes.ca/homeroutes-artists/ewan-macintyre/
Stream/Listen: https://soundcloud.com/ewanmacintyre

Media Contact:
Kimberly Sinclair | SpinCount
kimberly@spincount.com
(902) 350-3968

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AWARD-WINNING PEI-BASED SINGER-SONGWRITER ALICIA TONER RELEASES SINGLE ‘DANGEROUS HOME’

1/11/2019

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Produced by Tim Chaisson & Stuart Cameron

Photo credit: Gaetz Photography

“It was very cool working with Alicia on “Dangerous Home”. She’s powerful. Not only her voice, but her songwriting and musicianship are at the top. I can’t wait to see and hear what this song and her next record does. I’m excited for her!” - Tim Chaisson (The East Pointers).

DOWNLOAD single graphic → HERE

ABOUT THE SINGLE:
“Dangerous Home”, co-produced by Tim Chaisson and Stuart Cameron, is the beginning of something truly special. Both epic and personal, this track pulls back the curtain on some uncomfortable truths and signifies the arrival of a remarkable artist with an innate ability to write stories we can all relate to.

‘The award-winning P.E.I. songwriter (Alicia Toner) continues her move from the theatrical stage to the musical one on the title track from her second LP. Her drama-trained voice cuts through on this urgent number about being stuck in a bad place and addicted to staying there. It feels country but sizzles with rock touches too, big and bold with a message.’ - Bob Mersereau

UPCOMING SHOWS:
JAN 11 & 12 @ The Mack, Charlottetown, PE
FEB 1 @ The Dunk, Breadalbane, PE
MAR 26 @ Grimross Brewery, Fredericton, NB

TRACK DETAILS:
Artist: Alicia Toner
Track: Dangerous Home
Album: Dangerous Home
UPC: 859730146461
ISRC: TCAEA1822324
Songwriters: Alicia Toner, Sean Panting
Composer: Alicia Toner, Sean Panting
Produced by: Tim Chaisson, Stuart Cameron
Genres: Folk, Pop
Song Length: 3:38
Label: Independent
100% Cancon, Charlottetown, PEI
PERFORMERS:
Alicia Toner: Vocals/Acoustic Guitar/Violin/Organ
Stuart Cameron: Electric Guitar/ Lap Steel
Tim Chaisson: Vocals/Guitar
Peter Fusco: Bass
Trevor Grant: Drums

ABOUT ALICIA TONER:
A child of the East Coast, Alicia Toner writes songs that tell the truth. Her Americana blend of folk, pop and country-rock offers a unique melody-driven sound built around her eloquently emotive voice. Alicia’s debut album “I Learned the Hard Way” made waves with it's earnest, heartfelt songwriting and earned her Music PEI’s SOCAN Songwriter of the Year Award as well as numerous other nominations and critical acclaim. Co-produced by Tim Chaisson (The East Pointers) and Stuart Cameron (The Heartbroken), her new single “Dangerous Home” delves deeper into the well of truth. Both epic and personal, it signifies an exciting new direction for a truly remarkable artist with an innate ability to convey common stories and emotions to which we can all relate.

Alicia Toner’s single release is part of Music PEI’s Golden Ticket program. The Golden Ticket Program was developed by Music PEI to assist emerging artists to record and release a single. The program team includes a selected studio and producer for each artist, publicity by SpinCount and the program is managed by John MacPhee (Paper Lions). Program elements include producing the track, developing a marketing plan, registering with all PRO’s, uploading to digital platforms, creating lyric videos and radio tracking along with professional development training.

Web:        https://aliciatoner.ca/
Dangerous Home:   https://aliciatoner.ca/dangerous-home/
Facebook:   https://www.facebook.com/aliciatonermusic/
Twitter:   https://twitter.com/AliciaToner

RADIO CONTACT:
Kimberly Sinclair
kimberly@spincount.com
902.350.3968

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SPINCOUNT CLIENTS TOP 2018 CANADIAN FOLK CHARTS

1/11/2019

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SpinCount is proud to announce that our client, Raine Hamilton’s album, NIGHT SKY (self-released), was the 2nd most played album on !earshot’s Folk Roots & Blues Top-20 in 2018 Chart. From Winnipeg, MB, the album was distributed by SpinCount and released on Feb 2, 2018.

In addition, SpinCount’s clients were listed on the Earshot Top 200 of 2018, CKUA Top 100 of 2018, CKUA Essentials of 2018 and STINGRAY Top albums of 2018.

!earshot Top-200 Albums of 2018
Overall across all genres on !earshot’s Top 200 albums of 2018, SpinCount clients Colin James, MILES TO GO (True North Records) was #78; The Fugitives, THE PROMISE OF STRANGERS (Borealis) was #157; Mo Kenney; THE DETAILS (Pheromone Recordings) #159; and NICK FAYE & THE DEPUTIES (self-released) was #186. !earshot’s National Top 200 of 2018 chart is based on airplay at !earshot reporting campus/community radio stations across Canada. !earshot is published by the National Campus and Community Radio Association / l'Association nationale des radios étudiantes et communautaires.

CKUA 2018 Most Played
At CKUA, Canada’s first public broadcaster’s 100 most-played albums of 2018, SpinCount clients, John Wort Hannam, ACRES OF ELBOW ROOM (self-released) was #33; T. Buckley, MILES WE PUT BEHIND (self-released) #62; and Colin James, MILES TO GO (True North / Stony Plain) was on the chart at #74.

CKUA’s Essential Albums of 2018, a tabulation of the collective expertise of Alberta’s music community, artists, organizers and CKUA hosts are asked one simple question: what are the must-listen albums that came out this year? Making the list are clients: John Wort Hannam, Colin James, Lennie Gallant, TIME TRAVELER, Hannah Saunders and Ben Savage, AWAKE (self-released), and T. Buckley.

Stingray Folk-Roots (Canada) 2018
Artists represented by SpinCount were also featured prominently on the Stingray Music Folk-Roots chart for 2018 with The Fugitives album, THE PROMISE OF STRANGERS, taking the number 3 spot on the chart. Raine Hamilton’s NIGHT SKY placed #75; at #76 was The Barrowdowns, COME WHAT MAY COME.

Rounding out the chart at #87 was ACRES OF ELBOW ROOM by John Wort Hannam; Lennie Gallant’s album, TIME TRAVEL was #88 on the chart; and at #100, Ennis Sisters, KEEPING TIME.

Jimmy Rankin’s MOVING EAST landed at #117; HORIZON LINES by Matthew Byrne was #156; Carly Dow came in at #186 with her album, COMET; at #258 was Kayla Luky, BACK TO DIRT; and Cassie & Maggie Macdonald’s, THE WILLOW COLLECTION was on the chart at #262.

Congratulations to all of our clients and thank you radio across Canada for your support.

Raine Hamiton - NIGHT SKY:
Raine’s ethereal voice and lyrics are at the forefront of powerful and relatable tunes on Night Sky, written both in English and in French. Alongside cello + double bass, and with Raine on violin or guitar, these songs have a moving string quartet feel with a cosmic reach. The album tips between the earthly and the otherworldly; it is anchored in relatable lived experience, while reaching into the space just beyond, thinning the veil between here and there, affording safe passage to the rough and beautiful places.

Earshot Top 200 of 2018 → http://www.earshot-online.com/charts/2018/top200.cfm

The National Folk/Roots/Blues Top 20 of 2018 → http://www.earshot-online.com/charts/2018/folk_roots_blues.cfm

CKUA 100 most-played of 2018 → http://www.ckua.com/ckuas-top-100-albums-of-2018/

CKUA Essentials of 2018: http://www.ckua.com/essentials2018/

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Folk Music Canada Returns to Folk Alliance International 2019 in Montréal with Stellar Line-up of Canadian Talent

Presenting 40 showcasing artists over 4 days!

SpinCount Congratulates Clients on Their 2019 East Coast Music Award Nominations -- THANKS ECMAs for “Company of the Year Nomination”

10 TIPS TO EXTEND PHONE BATTERY LIFE AT A MUSIC CONFERENCE!

The Small Time Radio Show talks to Lennie Gallant - Jan 20., 2019

Home Routes Brings Ewan Macintyre - Quebec/Edinborough Contemporary Folk Artist - to the Maritimes!

AWARD-WINNING PEI-BASED SINGER-SONGWRITER ALICIA TONER RELEASES SINGLE ‘DANGEROUS HOME’

SPINCOUNT CLIENTS TOP 2018 CANADIAN FOLK CHARTS

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