As the chaos of the world continues, musicians and music related businesses continue to strive for new ways to make it work. In 2019, I was a panelist for the first time at IndieWeek Canada. It was an amazing experience meeting new hard working artists from North of the border. I was truly excited to
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The 18th edition of Indie Week Canada is switching gears by offering a 5-day online conference, taking place from Tues Nov 10 to Sat Nov 14. This year has brought many challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and in response, what would normally be an in person event taking place across multiple venues in Toronto,
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*Guest post from Will Carpenter of Ships Have Sailed. Music conferences can be incredibly valuable to an emerging artist, songwriter, producer, etc. but it’s also easy to overlook certain aspects of conferences and as a result to miss out on some of the value. I can still remember the very first conference where we were
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Music conferences and festivals have become the lifeblood of the independent music scene. One of the longest running has been held up in Toronto for the past 17 years. This year on November 13th-17th. We had the chance to chat with Darryl Hurs, founder of Indie Week Canada about the conference and where he sees
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