Month: July 2009

Toronto Music Scene’s Tanya Bailey had a chance to chat with trumpeter Suresh Singaratnam who has worked with the Toronto Symphony Youth Orchestra and won numerous awards and scholarships for his playing.  Here’s what he had to say.

“Electro-acoustic indie folk pop.”  The mouthful of adjectives is the longest description Matt Henderson’s ever used to describe his sound.  After listening to his debut solo album, People with Places to Go, I’m more partial to “Ambient Acoustic Space Rock.”

Despite releasing four full-length albums since 2004 and having toured with everyone from the Bronx to the BellRays, Missouri band the Architects didn’t make it up to Canada until Warped Tour, which is where we caught up with the blue-collar punk band. 

New York City’s TV/TV has become a little bit of an MTV sensation.  Their songs have been played in episodes of the Hills and the Real World and singer Josh Ocean coached a girl on how to be a rockstar on an episode of MADE.  They’ve been played on Living Lohan and Flash Gordon, been featured in magazines from Alternative Press to Pop Star and their song “Get It, Get It” is on the game NHL 2009.