Lenny Stoute
Digital Journalist .
Joined on Feb 15, 2007
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If it’s March it must be tax time fun time. Sorry, that’s CMW time fun time, when a gazillion bands and the people who love them descend on the T. Dot for your amusement and to party like they’ve never been here before.
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The 25th Folk Alliance Conference swarmed all over Toronto’s Delta Chelsea Hotel between Feb.20-24. Even though they stuck out like hookers at a folk festival, the working girls in the lobby in their little black dresses were ok with the sweater crew
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On Feb. 26 2012 in Sanford, Florida, unarmed black teenager Trayvon Martin was shot dead by neighbourhood watch coordinator George Zimmerman. He was subsequently charged with second-degree murder and the case is currently before the Florida courts.
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In which the Toronto vocal stylist dishes on her debut album, trashing expectations and being a black girl who won’t sing the blues
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In a city awash in female singer/songwriters Selina Martin’s managed to carve out her unique niche. Ever since her 2002 debut with Space Woman, Martin’s received critical acclaim for idiosyncratic yet accessible songs and distinctive vocals.
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Eliades Ochoa was all of six when he plucked at a guitar for the first time in his rural home.In that instant, the boy who would grow up to be called Cuba’s Johnny Cash, heard the siren call of music, calling him to his future.
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Toronto -
Toronto experimentalist art photographer Kevin Kelly’s never been one to stand on his considerable laurels. He’s more about creating works which fuse form, content and cultural relevance into a narrative.
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Toronto -
It’s often said everyone likes a dinosaur and there’s no better place to check out the theory than in Toronto, where “everyone” lives. So on a Sunday when the outdoors temp is dino-steamy, a duck into the AC’ed ROM is in order.
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Toronto -
This is a tale of love, demonic possession, horrific doings and more love.It’s 91 in the shade at the Pennsylvania pit stop from which Buddy Black is calling, miles and miles to go before he reaches home.
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Toronto -
Looking like a cross between a hay tossin’ farm boy and a surfer dude, Lyric could easily be mistaken for another Bieberlike. Until he starts playing and singing and it comes to mind this is a whole different thing.
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Toronto -
‘Tis the season to be hungover and ‘tis a reckless journalist who skeds an interview for 9.a.m. Especially with rising jazz vocalist Sophie Berkal-Sarbit who comes on as bright eyed and bushy tailed as one of Santa’s reindeer.
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Toronto -
From Lightfoot and Buffy Sainte-Marie, on through to Willie P, Stompin' Tom, Valdy and Sarah Harmer, Canadians really do care that This Land is Your Land, so take care of the blessed thing, fer crisssake, eh?
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It’s the week before Tom Jackson’s annual Christmas national tour in support of the Canadian Association of Food Banks, and he’s enthusiastic talking about the prospect.
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Toronto -
The classic Genesis album returns to Toronto as a live entity for what may be the last time ever, replete with vintage visual effects.
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There has never been a fiddlin' Canadian like Ashley MacIsaac and Lord know it'll be a long time 'till we see his like again. So it's great to know he's still with us and kickin' it Ash-style
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Toronto -
Next time you’re out looking for a job, try the Dungeon Master listings. Or Dungeon Monitor for that matter. How about Dungeon photographer? All these and more challenging careers await you in the fast growing world of Fetish.
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Toronto -
On a rain-swept New Orleans night Big Chief Alfred Doucette is rolling through the back streets in search of the club where the Mohawk Hunters are singing.
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Barrelling along the 401, having blown away Montreal the night before and on the way to do it again in Ottawa, is the perfect way to meet Andrea Ramolo.
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The Laws are a law onto themselves, with a DIY work ethic that's made them the most successful Canadian duo since Ian & Sylvia, and which should be taught in business college.
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The magazine Sway is looking to music as a way of raising awarness of prostate cancer detection programs in the community. As well, it wants to dispel the myth that it's something that doesn't start until middle age.
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