CBC Bandwidth Session competition – Final round
We all know it’s voting season for our neighbours down south, but you can also exercise your right (if you so choose) by supporting some of Ottawa’s best acts for a session with CBC Bandwidth. This is great because it’s Ontario-wide and could provide one our city’s many talented artists/band with a chance to get a bit more exposure. Loon Choir, Three Little Birds and The Musettes are a few acts from Ottawa who have made it to the final round, with stiff competition. Here’s a rundown of that list from the Bandwidth blog:
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September’s past, but this song by The Musettes is still perfect fall listening:
“September”
The Musettes
You may have heard Lyndon’s Frozen Lake on Bandwidth — the project of singer-songwriter Isaac Rendell. Click below to hear a great track off his debut album, Be A Light:
“Sleepwreck”
Lyndon’s Frozen Lake
Be A Light
Ukulele and a sweet voice to boot — what isn’t to love about JoJo Worthington?
“Amadeus”
JoJo WorthingtonNorth Bay-er turned Ottawan Fellow (also known as Tyler Joseph Roy) shared a soft and catchy tune off his latest EP, The Woods:
“Sold Your Soul to a Landfill”
Fellow
The Woods EP
Wakefield rockers Farewell Davidson probably can’t perform open heart surgery, but they sure can sing about it:
“Open Heart Surgery”
Farewell Davidson
Hometown Lights
Ottawa’s Three Little Birds are known for their sweet harmonies and songs that touch on tough subjects:
“Dirty Old Man”
Three Little Birds
Three Little Birds
Ottawa rockers No Fly List perform a live song at CKCU community radio — click below to hear it:
“No Abuse”
No Fly List
Live performance at CKCU
Some classic rock out of Ottawa — take a listen to a new song from River City Junction off their upcoming album:
“Love You So”
River City Junction
Kingston’s Luke Cyrus Hunter’s deep voice and catchy country will have you tapping your toes:
“That’s All”
Luke Cyrus Hunter
Click below to hear a catchy tune from sweet-voiced Toronto singer-songwriter Alyson McNamara:
“Stuck to You”
Alyson McNamara
If you love soul and R&B, you’ll love Toronto’s NALA:
“Tender Kisses”
NALA
“This Way” from Ottawa electro-pop band PUBLIK:
“This Way”
PUBLIK