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Worldwide:
Bruce Morel // mmii@ca.inter.net
Music Marketing International Inc.
(902) 435-0330

Australia (Management)
Geoff Trio // geofftrio@gmail.com
Code One Entertainment
+61 417 271 399

Australia (Booking)
Jon Howell // jon@rhythmsection.com.au
Rhythm Section Bookings
+ 61 407 700 682

Publicity

Canada:
Lynn Horne // lynnhorne@ns.sympatico.ca
Lynn Horne Marketing & Media Relations
(902) 465-3763

Australia:
Jo Corbett // jocorbs@exemail.com.au
Jo Corbett Publicity
+61 249 715 037

National Radio Inquiries

Kimberly Sinclair // kimberly@spincount.com
SpinCount
(902) 354-4363

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2 weeks ago

Congratulations to my manager, Bruce Morel on receiving his two Music Nova Scotia Award nominations for Booking Agent and Manager of the Year. I’m so appreciative of all your hard work and grateful for our friendship.😎GOOD MORNING! We have some fun news for you! AWARDS NOMINEES ANNOUNCED! #NSMW2018 VOTING OPENS TODAY! Log into your MNS profile at musicnovascotia.ca to VOTE today! (voting closed Sept 28th)

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Hillsburn Receives Six Music Nova Scotia Award Nominations
Garrett Mason, Jodi Guthro, Port Cities and POSTDATA Added to Festival Lineup

(September 12, 2018, Halifax, NS) It’s finally time to start speculating: we’ve rounded up all of the Nova Scotia Music Award nominees to showcase the best musicians and industry players the province has to offer. Hillsburn leads the way with six nominations in this year’s Music Nova Scotia Awards, including nods in major categories Entertainer of the Year and Recording of the Year. David Myles, Gabrielle Papillon, Matt Steele & The Corvette Sunset and Mo Kenney all follow with four nominations each. The Nova Scotia Music Awards will be presented on Sunday, November 4 at Nova Scotia Music Week (NSMW) in Truro, Nova Scotia.

All current members of Music Nova Scotia are eligible to vote for this year’s Music and Industry Awards and can head over to the Music Nova Scotia website to do so. Voting opens today and will close on Friday, September 28 at 5:00 PM ADT. Music Nova Scotia members will receive voting instructions via email. But members aren’t the only ones who are allowed to participate—the public will get the chance to vote for the Entertainer of the Year Award, voting opens Friday, October 5, and closes on Friday, October 19. Stay tuned for more details.

The Music Nova Scotia Awards celebration and closing party will take place on Sunday, November 4 at the Holiday Inn Truro, all the winners will be revealed and awards presented, the celebration kicks off at 7:00 PM.

Check out the complete list of music and industry award nominees below.

In the days leading up to the Sunday night award celebration, music fans will have the opportunity to see the absolute best in Nova Scotia music, with more than 100 performances featuring over 80 different artists. Garrett Mason, George Canyon, POSTDATA, Erin Costelo, Port Cities, Reeny Smith, Christine Campbell, and Hillsburn make up only a fraction of the exceptional acts playing November 1-4 in downtown Truro.

You can check out the complete artist lineup here, and the full schedule on the NSMW website. Wristbands and delegates passes are available now.

Your 2018 Music Nova Scotia Music Awards nominees:

Acadian/Francophone Artist of the Year
Comté de Clare
Mary Beth Carty
Maxim Cormier
P’tit Belliveau

African Nova Scotia Artist of the Year (presented by the Town of Truro Diversity Advisory Committee)
Ced, Marty & Dave
J-Bru
Jay Mayne
Julia Tynes
Reeny Smith
Tachichi

Alternative Recording of the Year
Beach Bait – “Beach Bait”
Designosaur – “Seattle of the North”
June Body – “Life from Underneath”
No, It’s Fine. – “No, It’s Fine.”
Pat LePoidevin – “Captain Myles & The SPR”
POSTDATA – “Let’s Be Wilderness”

Americana/Bluegrass Recording of the Year
David Myles – “Real Love”
John Gracie – “Hollow Street”
Mama’s Broke – “Count The Wicked”
Museum Pieces – “Plain Sight”

Blues Recording of the Year (presented by the Belly Up BBQ & Grill)
Dan Doiron – “Livin’ Centre Stage”
Elise Besler – “Truth”
Myles Goodwyn – “Myles Goodwyn & Friends of the Blues”
Shirley Jackson & Her Good Rockin’ Daddys – “Things Keep Lookin’ Up”
Wayne Nicholson and The Eastenders – “Diggin The Dirt”

Children’s Artist of the Year (presented by McDonald’s)
Ashley Moffat
Matt The Music Man
Razzmatazz for Kids

Classical Recording of the Year
Con Spirito Duo – “Introducing the Con Spirito Duo”
India Yeshe Gailey – “Lucid”
Jeff Reilly – “To Dream of Silence”

Country Artist of the Year (presented by the Best Western Glengarry Plus Hotel)
Cameron Nickerson – “Detours”
Lisa Richard – “Tangled Up (EP)”
Ryan Cook – “Having A Great Time”
Witchitaw – “The Ride”

Electronic Artist of the Year (presented by Ticketpro)
PINEO & LOEB
PLAYSW/MUSIC
Smaller Hearts
Sparkee

Folk Recording of the Year (presented by The Old Triangle)
Ben Caplan – “Old Stock”
Caribou Run – “Old Peninsula”
Doug Hawco – “Life On The Water”
Dusty Keleher – “The Way To Grace b/w The Road To Conamara: Songs and Stories in the Old Style”
Ian Sherwood – “Bring The Light”
McGinty – “Till We Meet Again”

Hip Hop Recording of the Year (presented by the Cobequid Dance Academy)
ChanHays – “Here”
J-Bru – “The King’s Home”
Jay Mayne – “Call It What You Want”
Kayo – “Winter In St. Lucia”
Quake Matthews – “Celebrate The Struggle”
SHiFT FROM THA 902 – “SHiFT FROM THA 902”

Jazz Recording of the Year
The Blue Lane – “Blue Land (Solar/Lunar)’
Jerry Granelli – “Dance Hall”
New Hermitage – “One”
Paul Tynan & Aaron Lington – “Bicoastal Collective: Chapter 5”
Tin Pan Darlings – “Inside a Melody”

Loud Recording of the Year
The Bloody Hell – “The Bloody Hell”
Doom Machine – “Let There Be Doom/ Vol. 4.5”
Dumpster Mummy – “Dumpster Mummy 2”
Kilmore – “Call of the Void”
Spirit of the Wildfire – “Paradisolation”

Pop Recording of the Year (presented by Open Hearth Park)
Christina Martin – “Impossible to Hold”
Gabrielle Papillon – “Keep The Fire”
Hillsburn – “The Wilder Beyond”

Rock Recording of the Year (presented by Aggregate Equipment)
Alert The Medic – “Let Them Have Their Fun”
The Brood – “Transistor”
Jessie Brown – “Keeping Appearances”
Matt Steele & The Corvette Sunset – “Half Girl Half Ghost”
Mo Kenney – “The Details”
The Stanfields – “Limboland”

Traditional/Roots Recording of the Year (presented by Warner Music Canada)
Celtic Rant – “Ornaments”
Dara Smith-MacDonald & Adam Young – “The Lake Sessions”
Gillian Head – “Tidal”
Jeremy Finney – “Tip The Bottle”
Maxim Cormier – “Maxim & Gervais Cormier: Cape Breton Guitar”
Miller | MacDonald | Cormier – “Miller | MacDonald | Cormier”

DJ of the Year
DJ Douvet
DJ Fadzwa
DJ HOTCUE
DJ IV
PLAYSW/MUSIC
Sparkee

Digital Artist of the Year
Hillsburn
Makayla Lynn
PINEO & LOEB
Port Cities
Quake Matthews
The Town Heroes

Entertainer of the Year
David Myles
Hillsburn
Makayla Lynn
Mo Kenney
Reeny Smith
T. Thomason

Group Recording of the Year (presented by Subway)
Beach Bait – “Beach Bait”
Hillsburn – “The Wilder Beyond”
Kilmore – “Call of the Void”
Matt Steele & The Corvette Sunset – “Half Girl Half Ghost”
No, It’s Fine. – “No, It’s Fine.”
The Stanfields – “Limboland”

Indigenous Artist of the Year
Alan Syliboy & The Thundermakers
Cal Johnson
Devon Paul
Kalolin Johnson
K.U.$.H
SHiFT FROM THA 902

Music Video of the Year (presented by Vintage Mouldings)
Christina Martin – “Always Reminding” (Directed by Ryan Thompson)
Heather Rankin – “Titanically” (Directed by Thom Fitzgerald)
Jessie Brown – “Undertow” (Directed by Gavin MacLean)
Matt Steele & The Corvette Sunset – “Handshake Deal” (Directed by Jeff Miller)
Nicole Ariana – “Act I: Infatuation” (Slowly) (Directed by Nicole Ariana, Edited by Jeff Miller)
Reeny Smith – “Good Girl Swag” (Directed by Loggo Lionel)

Musician of the Year (presented by Koltech)
Damien Moynihan
J.R. Smith
Kyle Cunjak
Leith Fleming Smith
Mike T. Kerr
Tori Cameron

New Artist Recording of the Year (presented by O’Healthy Market)
Beach Bait – “Beach Bait”
Designosaur – “Seattle of the North”
K.U.$.H – “Smoke Signals”
Kilmore – “Call of the Void”
Know Issue – “All Humans Welcome”
No, It’s Fine. – “No It’s Fine.”

Recording of the Year
David Myles – “Real Love”
Gabrielle Papillon – “Keep The Fire”
Hillsburn – “The Wilder Beyond”
Jessie Brown – “Keeping Appearances”
Matt Steele & The Corvette Sunset – “Half Girl Half Ghost”
Mo Kenney – “The Details”

SOCAN Songwriter of the Year
Gabrielle Papillon- “When the Heart Attacks” (Gabrielle Papillon)
Hillsburn – “Time of Life” (Paul Aarntzen)
Kayo – “Reckless” (Filbert Salton)
Pat LePoidevin – “Rifle” (Pat LePoidevin)
Reeny Smith – “Good Girl Swag” (Reeny Smith)
The Stanfields – “Afraid of the World” (Jon Landry, Calen Kinney, Dillan Tate, Mark Murphy, Jason MacIsaac)

Solo Recording of the Year
Ben Caplan – “Old Stock”
Christina Martin – “Impossible to Hold”
David Myles – “Real Love”
Gabrielle Papillon – “Keep the Fire”
Mo Kenney – “The Details”
Quake Matthews – “Celebrate The Struggle”

The 2018 Music Nova Scotia Industry Awards nominees are:

Booking Agent of the Year (presented by CBDC NOBL)
Bruce Morel
Jason MacIsaac
Stephanie Purcell
Wayne O’Connor

Community Presenter of the Year (presented by MacQuarrie’s Pharmasave)
Cecilia Concerts
Deep Roots Music Cooperative
Lunenburg Folk Harbour Society
Merigomish Schoolhouse Community Centre
Strathspey Performing Arts Centre
Town of Port Hawkesbury

Company of the Year
Forward Music Group
Jones & Co.
Pigeon Row
Sonic Entertainment
Sound of Pop
The Syrup Factory

Corporate Sponsor of the Year (Presented by Hampton Inn)
Casino Nova Scotia
Jules Chamberlain at Red Door Realty
Molson Coors Canada
NuStar
TD Bank

Educator of the Year (presented by Dalhousie Agricultural College)
Craig Mercer
Elise Besler
Jody Lyne
Maxim Cormier
Shannon Quinn
Tracey MacNeil

Event of the Year (presented by Events Truro Colchester)
Halifax Jazz Festival
Halifax Pop Explosion
Halifax Urban Folk Festival
In The Dead of Winter Festival
Nova Scotia Mass Choir Presents - Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Tribute Concert - The Dream Continues
United Not Isolated Festival

Industry Professional of the Year (presented by The Tweed Suit - Traditional Barbering)
Andree Gracie
Caroline Murphy
Dana Beeler
Erin McGuire
Owen Lee
Stephanie Purcell

Live Technician of the Year
Alex Ford
Blaine Fraser
Lucas Reeves
Ryan Smith
Trevor DeSouza
Wayne O’Connor

Manager of the Year
Alyssa Gallant
Bruce Morel
Kyle Cunjak
Melanie Stone
Nigel Jenkins

Media Professional of the Year
Ana Almeida
Bill Roach
Hillary Windsor
Paul Brothers
Stephen Cooke
Tara Thorne

Producer of the Year
Alex Meade
Daniel Ledwell
Jon Landry
Jordan Metro
Myles Goodwyn
Scott Ferguson

Production Company of the Year
Bernie’s Audio
FMAV
groundSOUND
Tour Tech East

Promoter of the Year
Jeff Pineau
Mike Campbell
Sonic Concerts
3Run

Publicist of the Year
Sarah Atkinson
Spincount
Trevor Murphy
Wendy Phillips

Radio Program of the Year
East Coast After Dark - 97.5, CIOE
East Coast Countdown - Syndicated
East Coast Music Hour, 90.5, CBC
East Coast Rising - 101.5, The Hawk
Route 104 - 104.3, Q104
Sunday Tradition- 94.1, East Coast FM

Radio Station of the Year (Presented by Theriault Financial)
CFRQ-FM, 104.3, Q104
CIGO-FM, 101.5, The Hawk
CKBW-FM, 98.1, CKBW Radio
CKDU-FM, 88.1, CKDU
CKOA-FM, 89.7, The Coast
CKTO-FM, 100.9 FM, Big Dog Truro

Recording Studio of the Year
Codapop Studios
Echo Lake Studio
Lakewind Sound Studios
New Scotland Yard
The Sonic Temple

Studio Engineer of the Year
Daniel Ledwell
Darren van Niekerk
Jason Jenkyns
Michael “Sheppy” Shepherd
Scott Ferguson
Thomas Stajcer

Venue of the Year (presented by Ticketpro)
Highland Arts Theatre
Port Hawkesbury Civic Centre
The Carleton
The Commune
The Seahorse
The Union St.

Visual Artist of the Year
Glen Leck
kt Lamond
Megan Green
Sara Russell
Scott Blackburn
James Bennett

Volunteer of the Year (presented by Subway)
Christine Latter-Stratton
Eirinn Fraser
Liz Gigi Sdraulig
Miriam MacDonald
Tim Thibault
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Charlie A'Court shared Special Olympics Summer Games 2018's live video.

2 weeks ago

Thrilled to have been included in the celebration of Team NS and the organizing committee of the Special Olympics Summer Games 2018. Singing an acoustic version of Let Me Win.

Special Olympics Summer Games 2018
Throw back to #so2018 with Charlie A’Court and “Let Me Win” hosted by #novascotia Premier Stephen McNeil ... See MoreSee Less

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Charlie A'Court

2 weeks ago

Hello #Halifax! I’m off to Ontario for a private concert this weekend but you don’t have to wait for your secret invite to see me live. You can get your tickets now for my electric-trio show at Sniggily Wiggily's on Saturday, September 29. See you there!!! ... See MoreSee Less

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Charlie A'Court

4 weeks ago

Hey music lovers. It's that time of year where we send kids back to school and I'm willing to bet guitar strings aren't at the top of your list. At Stringathon, they're at the top of mine and here's why. ... See MoreSee Less

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