Paul Corby
Concert review: Irish Millie at Waring House, Picton ON
Irish Millie is 19 and she comes from Peterborough, and that's all she has to say about that as she settles into a sunset...
Remembering Canadian vocalist and producer R Zee Jackson
Known for his showmanship and gregarious personality, R Zee Jackson, familiar to many as Esso, was a Jamaican Canadian singer and record producer, and,...
Remembering pioneering Canadian reggae artist Ernie Smith
Music lovers everywhere lost a good friend with the departure last month of Glenroy Anthony Michael Archangelo Smith. He had been about to celebrate...
Here’s Paul Corby’s review of his own band, Memberz Syndicate’s, new...
Memberz Syndicate was, until just recently, known as The Memberz, an heirloom Toronto reggae dectet, featuring a cast of singers and musicians encompassing all...
Album review: Dana Sipos – Golden Molten
The feather-edged heartbeat of Dana Sipos rises in her voice and
arrives on record just in time to edge the springtime in, covering us with...
The Women’s 38th Annual Blues Revue Presented by the Toronto Blues...
Every year in Toronto, the blues in all its forms comes together to get cooked up fresh by a team of expertly skilled women.
Every...
Q&A: Jory Nash speaks to Paul Corby ahead of Saturday...
Singer / song slinger Jory Nash has a brand new record being launched at Hugh’s Room Live this Saturday. It's called The Light Still...
How Barbara Lynch says what she always wanted to say on...
Barbara Lynch is a musician/singer/songwriter from Toronto. Her first album, Goodbye and Goodluck, was released by Duke Street Records in 1996.
Barbara self-produced her second album, In the Nickelodeon, in 2008...
Get ready for the Memberz Syndicate album release concert tonight in...
Toronto’s durable reggae ensemble, The Memberz (recently re-branded as Memberz Syndicate), have been relentlessly on task for the past year, creating an album of...
Norm Hacking’s 75th Heavenly Birthday Party at the Tranzac – Aug....
“The past is never dead. It's not even past.” — William Faulkner, Requiem for a Nun
There was an oblong object gleaming just off to...









