Friday, November 14, 2008
News:: Music Nova Scotia Award Winners

Right then, the NS music awards. We're constantly talking up the talent that can be found in our home province, and in a refreshing change from most "major" awards, the NS awards are very much a validation of that. Just have a gander at some of the winners, most have been covered in some shape or form here at the hill:
Aliant Entertainer of the Year: The Tom Fun Orchestra
Album of the Year: Wintersleep - Welcome to the Night Sky
Female Artist Recording of the Year: Christina Martin - Two Hearts
Male Artist Recording of the Year: Old Man Luedecke - Proof of Love
Group Recording of the Year: Wintersleep - Welcome to the Night Sky
Galaxie Rising Stars New Artist/Group Recording of the Year: The Tom Fun Orchestra - You Will Land With A Thud
SOCAN Songwriter of the Year: Wintersleep (Paul Murphy, Tim D'Eon, Loel Campbell, Jud Haynes)
Video of the Year: Rebekah Higgs – Parables
Alternative Artist/Group Recording of the Year: Rich Aucoin - Personal Publication
Folk Recording of the Year: Old Man Luedecke - Proof of Love
Hip-Hop Recording of the Year: Ghettosocks - I Can Make Your Dog Famous
Loud Artist/Group Recording of the Year: Tomcat Combat - I'm Okay You're Okay
Pop/Rock Artist/Group Recording of the Year: Christina Martin - Two Hearts
Some really enjoyable albums in that list, if you're new to the hill, and haven't checked out any of those folks, I would get on it. So congrats, one and all, to the winners, and get ready for more NS & Maritimes coverage here on the hill
MP3::
Wintersleep - Weighty Ghost (Live @ SXSW via Exclaim)Rich Aucoin - Brian Wilson Is Alive (Live at HPX 08)
Old Man Luedecke - Proof Of Love
Tom Fun Orchestra - Last of the Curious Thieves
Christina Martin - Two Hearts












Cool, congrats on the runner-up award... well deserved.
Where are the reviews/news on Acadian music? There are plenty of great Acadian musicians in our province.
Way to ignore your roots Nadeau...
Mario
hahaha, the joke is on you, I'm not Acadian! We're straight up northern NB french, no Acadian roots to speak of. When New Brunswick has a music awards ceremony, I'll cover that to big up my heritage.
Je t'emmerde!
Mario
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