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Tags: Basia, Basia Bulat, Bulat, bustin, Egg, Matthew Barber, music, new decade, phenom, Podcast, Woodpigeon

#233 – Basia Bulat, Jason Collett, Old Man Luedecke, Woodpigeon, Do Make Say Think

Posted on 22 January 2010 by Brian

Our first all-new music podcast of 2010, bustin’ at the seams with early-new-decade hits from Basia Bulat, Matthew Barber, and Woodpigeon, and a 90 Second Egg with banjo phenom Old Man Luedecke.

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Tags: Boompa Records, cd release show, Christmas Day, christmas song, Christopher Smith, holiday song, Mark Hamilton, The Beckon Call, The Keepsake EP, Woodpigeon

Christopher Smith’s “Christmas Day” and Debut Album The Beckon Call

Posted on 21 December 2009 by Brian

Last week Woodpigeon released a holiday song online. Not to be outdone, label-mate Christopher Smith has not only recorded a Christmas song himself, but has also made a video for it.

Smith and Woodpigeon’s Mark Hamilton are collaborating on 2 EPs to be released in 2010. Christopher Smith + The Beckon Call will also open Woodpigeon’s Vancouver CD release show on January 16th at the Biltmore in support of Die Stadt Muzikanten out earlier that week.

Smith’s debut album, The Beckon Call, will be released in the Spring of 2010. The Keepsake EP is available here, or through iTunes and emusic. While “Christmas Day” isn’t on either, you can download it free below along with the track Piece by Piece, from the Christopher Smith’s EP Keepsake.


SourcedFrom Sourced from: Boompa

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Tags: biltmore, calgary ab, canadian tour dates, casbah, christmas music, guelph, jimmy jazz, la sala rossa, le cercle, montreal pq, muzikanten, quebec city, steve albini, townehouse, vancouver bc, Woodpigeon

Woodpigeon Releases New Album and Christmas Music

Posted on 15 December 2009 by Brian

Woodpigeon has toured Europe so extensively over the past couple of years that the band hasn’t played more than a handful of shows at home in Canada.  And so we‘re very, very pleased to announce Canadian tour dates including record release celebrations in Vancouver and Calgary in support Die Stadt Muzikanten, out January 12 in Canada.  In addition, Die Stadt Muzikanten will include a bonus album recorded with Howard Bilerman, Steve Albini and Husky Hoskulds; 12 new songs entitled BALLADEER / to all the guys i’ve loved before.

There’s still time to pre-order Die Stadt Muzikanten here, and if you do you’ll not only get the album by January 12, but you’ll also get acoustic versions of each song.

Here are free downloads of the album-track “Empty-Hall Sing-Along”, and to celebrate the holiday season, “xoxmas”.

Upcoming shows

Jan 16: Vancouver, BC – The Biltmore Cabaret
Jan 22: Calgary, AB – Broken City
Feb 11: Toronto, ON – The Drake Underground
Feb 12: Guelph, ON – Jimmy Jazz
Feb 13: London, ON – TBA
Feb 15: Hamilton, ON – The Casbah
Feb 16: Sudbury, ON – The Townehouse
Feb 17: Kingston, ON – The Mansion
Feb 18: Montreal, PQ – La Sala Rossa
Feb 19: Quebec City, PQ  – Le Cercle
Feb 21: Ottawa, ON – The Blacksheep

SourcedFrom News Release Sourced from: Boompa Records

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Tags: Calgary, definite proof, Mark Hamilton, media outlets, music scene, Myspace, present music, Woodpigeon

Mark Hamilton from Woodpigeon Shares Thoughts on Social Media

Posted on 23 October 2009 by Brian


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To be honest, as I’ve only been doing this music thing for about the last five years, the presence of social media outlets has been a constant from the start. That said, I know it’s made a huge impact – I made a point of not ever wanting to be one of those bands that sent out friend requests or tried to build up the numbers of our contacts on MySpace and Facebook. All of the friends we’ve got on there are because people asked. (And admittedly, I do a bit of pruning on friend requests too, as I’m not a fan of being overwhelmed by show invites and things from bands who live on the other side of the planet from me). Above all else, I don’t think that the present music scene would exist if it weren’t for the flow of information on the internet. The biggest artists of the moment were the biggest blog hype items of two years ago. Definite proof of the power behind it all.

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