Tag: music
InRetro Radio: From Vinyl with a Vengeance to Debate #2 Wrap Up + Just How Assertive Are You?
This week on InRetro: Why are we so attracted to Vinyl? – We’ll talk to one record store owner from downtown Toronto about how people are falling in love with the way they play music all over again… An interview with Chris Jameson from The Record Vault. Your Questions for Debate #2 Also, this [...]
This Week’s Show: The Art of Debate and the Lost Power of the Public…
Maybe John F. Kennedy Jr. would be proud today… but then maybe not. Years before his death, Kennedy Jr. was in love with the idea of bringing celebrity and politics together through the magazine he co-founded, George. It was meant to bring two worlds together… to get people talking about what mattered. It was [...]
Playing for Change – Deserving of your vote
Playing for change is looking to raise enough votes for its foundation to further its cause of uniting people through music – and we would like to enlist your help on their behalf. We believe in everything this group is doing and urge our readers and listeners to place their votes to help the Playing For [...]
From Neil Young in Toronto to Small Town Stratford
Last night Neil Young stood in front of myself and others after winning a Juno for Adult Alternative Album of the Year for Le Noise and told us he wasn’t one for award shows. In fact, last night was his first appearance at the Juno’s in nearly three decades. He was very clear, however, that [...]
To the Music Generators Worthy of Being Heard
InRetro Magazine is launching its new web|RADIO station and we’d like nothing more than to play the music of well-deserving artists eagerly waiting to be heard. InRetro is fully licensed through SOCAN and is a registered trademark of Owen James Communications Inc. (OJC Media). Using the latest state-of-the-art technology, and complimentary to the music section [...]
