I’m a big believer that live shows are the most important thing for a band to get right. – Stephen McGill
SM: Started with an amateur interest in bringing my […]
I’ve learned what works, what causes problems with the juries, and how to present projects so that they have all the best chances they could possibly muster. – Catharine Bird
Folks do judge books by the cover, especially when you’re starting out… Pull out your favourite band’s latest album, and make yours better than theirs. – Jud Haynes
It doesn’t matter who you are and what sort of music you play, for people to know who you are someone has to give you a chance to be heard.
– Bruce Leperre
The website should definitely reflect the artist’s music and personality wherever possible – Ross Barber
RB: I’ve been designing for years. I started pretty much […]
At the end of our guitar tech Q&A with session guitarists Darryl Poulsen and Adrian Gross, the two began discussing some of the non-technical […]
Practicality first… Every choice is either something that’s critical to the studio working, or something that will up our game. – Steve Major
SM: Verge Music Lab […]
You basically want to be one less thing anyone has to worry about in a potentially stressful situation. – Joshua Van Tassel
JVT: My […]
If you stick with quality and give them a chance the crowds will come – Cosmo Ferraro
CF: I have been […]
We talk with Darryl Poulsen and Adrian Gross, Toronto-based session guitarists, about their tech set-up and approach to going […]
Darryl Poulsen and Adrian Gross play together in Toronto bluegrass bands, The Slocan Ramblers, and Sorry Cousins. As accomplished guitarists the two play extensively, both live and in the studio as session musicians. We sat down to chat about guitar […]
We have these digital bedrooms online and we decorate them how we see fit – Courtney Lee Yip
CLY: My first job out of university […]
