Gino Vannelli–known for a string of chart-toppers that include “I Just Wanna Stop,” “Living Inside Myself,” “Black Cars,” and “Wild Horses,” releas
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March 27, 2019
by FYI Staff
The proof is in the pudding (or at least the ratings).
March 27, 2019
by Jason Schneider
The Nova Scotia rocker exorcised personal demons in writing his new EP. Here he describes that process, recalls Tom Petty tapes, and his love for “Unchained Melody."
March 22, 2019
by Bill King
This musical renaissance man has played with and produced many of music's biggest names, as well as finding success as part of The Boomers. These days he focuses on running his Alma Records label and producing its artists. He is a man of 1,000 stories, some of which you'll hear here.
March 19, 2019
by Jason Schneider
Matt Dusk's latest album, his 11th, is comprised of all original material, but the setting for the songs recall '50s Sinatra and, in particular, the Chairman's 1958 album Come Fly With Me that exuded style and sophistication, attributes Dusk himself has shown as a stage performer.
March 14, 2019
by External Source
The text of T Bone Burnett’s keynote address at SXSW
March 11, 2019
by FYI Staff
Jann Arden, the fast-talking, slow walking queen of Canadian comedy, song, confessional memoirs, and business news, is about to become the talk of
March 8, 2019
by Bill King
Ed Bickert was born in rural Hochfeld, Manitoba, November 1932 and grew up in Vernon, British Columbia.
February 10, 2019
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February 3, 2019
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Daily, FYI Music News receives unsolicited requests for profiles, references and general notice of new releases by independent acts and not jus
January 30, 2019
by David Farrell
Latino superstar Daddy Yankee has topped global iTunes charts and racked up more than 30-million views on his Jan.
January 23, 2019
by Jason Schneider
The Winnipeg indie rockers put out a new album on Friday. Here their frontman discusses its approach and the song that means the most to him, recalls a disastrous first show, and hopes for the speedier release of music.