Hush Pup - Wearing Dark Colours (Broken Pencil + Wavelength Song of the Month Club 001)

LIVE RECORDING:

"MUSIC AS DISRUPTION" 

This Community Panel Discussion took place Sunday March 5, 2017 at the Gladstone Hotel Ballroom in Toronto.

Featuring Panelists: April Aliermo (Hooded Fang, Phedre) • John Caffery (Kids on TV, Supporting Our Youth) • Councillor Josh Colle (City of Toronto, Toronto Music Advisory Council) • Keita Demming (University of Toronto, Disruptive Conversations podcast) • with moderator Sally Lee and intro by Jonny Dovercourt (Wavelength).

GO HERE FOR PART 2: https://soundcloud.com/wavelengthtoronto/wl-725-panel-part-2-qa

Wavelength joined forces with the City of Toronto’s City Hall Live series to co-host this community panel discussion entitled “Music as Disruption." Conceived as an open-end forum on the subject of “art as activism,” with a focus on Toronto’s vibrant and diverse music scene, the panel’s topic statement read thusly:

Recent world events have caused many people to look to music and the arts for solace. But how can music be more than just an escape hatch? Can music act as a conduit for positive social change, both at home and further afield? How can we better support DIY spaces and other sites for creativity and community? And how can the music community become more civically engaged?

PART 1 is the Panel Discussion section of the afternoon; PART 2 is the following Audience Q&A. https://soundcloud.com/wavelengthtoronto/wl-725-panel-part-2-qa

Thanks to Joe Strutt (Mechanical Forest Sound) for the live recording!
Be sure to check out Joe's extensive archive of live recordings from Toronto concerts at: http://mechanicalforestsound.blogspot.ca/

Music as Disruption: Part 1 - Panel Discussion

LIVE RECORDING:

"MUSIC AS DISRUPTION"

This Community Panel Discussion took place Sunday March 5, 2017 at the Gladstone Hotel Ballroom in Toronto.

Featuring Panelists: April Aliermo (Hooded Fang, Phedre) • John Caffery (Kids on TV, Supporting Our Youth) • Councillor Josh Colle (City of Toronto, Toronto Music Advisory Council) • Keita Demming (University of Toronto, Disruptive Conversations podcast) • with moderator Sally Lee and intro by Jonny Dovercourt (Wavelength).

Wavelength joined forces with the City of Toronto’s City Hall Live series to co-host this community panel discussion entitled “Music as Disruption." Conceived as an open-end forum on the subject of “art as activism,” with a focus on Toronto’s vibrant and diverse music scene, the panel’s topic statement read thusly:

Recent world events have caused many people to look to music and the arts for solace. But how can music be more than just an escape hatch? Can music act as a conduit for positive social change, both at home and further afield? How can we better support DIY spaces and other sites for creativity and community? And how can the music community become more civically engaged?

PART 1 is the Panel Discussion section of the afternoon; PART 2 is the following Audience Q&A.

Thanks to Joe Strutt (Mechanical Forest Sound) for the live recording!
Be sure to check out Joe's extensive archive of live recordings from Toronto concerts at: mechanicalforestsound.blogspot.ca/

Music as Disruption: Part 2 - Audience Q&A

BROKEN PENCIL + WAVELENGTH - SONG OF THE MONTH CLUB: MAY 2017 

Sludge-rok trio Plasmalab emerged on the Toronto scene sometime in 2015. For better or worse, they have since been applying the strategy of no rules, scrappy to the core, by any means necessary punk-rok. Plasmalab have made a world of their own, and want to welcome you into it. The Lab will be releasing their first record LOVE/LIFE out on Bruised Tongue this spring. Enter the lab of love XOX

Plasmalab - "Pena"

Beyond the Core -  Panel Discussion plus Q&A

Wavelength Music is a curated concert series designed to champion creativity, co-operation and collaboration in the independent music and arts scenes. Established in 2000, we are a non-profit arts organization that puts artists and the community first. A cornerstone of the Toronto music scene, Wavelength Music has championed literally thousands of emerging artists during its decade-plus run.


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