BORN TO BE WIDE – ‘BEYOND THE REGULAR GIG’ SEMINAR

Posted on May 31, 2012 by MUSIC NEWS Scotland

Born To Be Wide is pleased to announce an additional guest for tonight’s Beyond The Regular Gig seminar, which takes place at Edinburgh’s Electric Circus.

Shaun Allan will provide an insight into staging performances in the virtual world of Second Life, describing the technical aspects and the promotional benefits.

With over 10m subscriber, the social network boasts its own club nights and venues, enabling musicians of various genres to reach new audiences, which in turn can lead to bookings at real life events.

Shaun is co-founder of Vector 76 which specialises in 3D environments and creating augmented reality apps. He has hosted live shows within Second Life, including the single launch for Viva City.

“Shaun’s activity will add a new dimension to this extremely diverse panel,” says Born To Be Wide co-organiser, Olaf Furniss.

Shaun will join speakers Douglas Robertson, who has hosted dozens of concerts in his Edinburgh home, Andy Richardson whose Trouble club nights include live acts and Braw Music’s Nick Herd, who has hosted concerts in churches, recording studios and galleries.

Also taking part is Ally McCrae, who combines his BBC activity with co-running Detour events. These feature “kidnapped” bands who are filmed playing in outside locations which have included an island on the River Ness, several back alleys and the Forth Road Bridge.

Buy tickets online here: http://borntobewide.eventbrite.com/

Check out videos of the recent Music Journalist Seminar: http://www.youtube.com/borntobewide

SEMINAR INFORMATION

Date: Thursday 31 May

Time: 7.30-9.30pm (includes interval)

Venue: Electric Circus, 39 Market Street, EH1 1DF

Tickets: £5 / £3.50 (MU members) / £2.50 (under 18s) buy tickets

SEMINAR GUESTS

Ally McCrae (Detour/BBC)

Andy Richardson (Trouble/Limbo)

Douglas Robertson (living room gigs)

Nick Herd

Shaun Allan (Vector 76)

POST-SEMINAR NETWORKING & DJ SETS

9.30pm-midnight / Free Entry

DJ SETS BY SEMINAR GUESTS

ABOUT BORN TO BE WIDE

Born To Be Wide was launched in February 2004 to provide a meeting place for those involved or interested in the Scottish music scene. A diverse range of musicians, journalists, promoters, label owners and friends of music, invited to play their all-time favourite records unless they were by Morrissey or Joy Division. Since April 2008 the night has hosted seminars covering subjects such as How To Get A Gig, A&R, Music Management, and Music Photography.

Born To Be Wide’s organisers also host the Wide Days conference and showcase event, which takes place in Edinburgh every April. Both events enjoy the support of the Musicians’ Union.

Contact Olaf Furniss, borntobe_wide@yahoo.com – 07974 572 072

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Scottish Album Of The Year Shortlist Announced

Posted on May 17, 2012 by MUSIC NEWS Scotland

SAY SHORTLIST ANNOUNCED

The Scottish Music Industry Association (SMIA) is delighted to unveil the hotly anticipated shortlist for the inaugural Scottish Album of the Year (SAY) Award. All ten albums remain in contention for the coveted £20,000 prize.

After 100 music and arts industry figures from across Scotland submitted their nominations for the Scottish Album of the Year, a longlist featuring the 20 highest scoring records was announced on April 12th. That longlist has now been reduced to a shortlist of 10 following the deliberations of a specially invited judging panel. The shortlist features one record voted for by the general public who have been able to listen to all 20 longlisted albums online and via a specially designed SAY Award app. With the voting ‘window’ only open for 24 hours on May 14th, more than 9,000 votes were submitted online and via the app. View all 10 shortlisted albums here: http://sayaward.com/the-albums

The SAY Award is one of the UK’s most exciting and progressive arts prizes with the shortlist reflecting the same stylistic diversity and depth of talent that made the longlist so impressive. The list features a host of acclaimed collaborations including King Creosote and Jon Hopkins and Bill Wells and Aidan Moffat; the dancehall and dub reggae of Mungo’s Hi-Fi alongside the acid-jazz fusion of Tommy Smith; the complex instrumentals of Mogwai and Remember Remember; the breathless techno invention of Rustie and the ethereal ambience of Happy Particles; the A-list straddling angst-rock of public vote winners Twin Atlantic offset by the glacial, micro-electronica of Conquering Animal Sound.

The Scottish Album of the Year Shortlist is (in alphabetical order)

Click on performer names to get album link with free track listen:

· Bill Wells & Aidan Moffat – Everything’s Getting Older

· Conquering Animal Sound – Kammerspiel

· Happy Particles – Under Sleeping Waves

· King Creosote & Jon Hopkins – Diamond Mine

· Mogwai – Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will

· Mungo’s Hi Fi – Forward Ever

· Remember Remember – The Quickening

· Rustie – Glass Swords

· Tommy Smith – Karma

· Twin Atlantic – Free (public vote winners)

The winning album will be announced at a prestigious ceremony in Glasgow Film City on Tuesday 19th June, earning a grand prize of £20,000. The nine runners-up will each receive £1,000. All ten shortlisted finalists will receive an artwork from the winner of a unique SAY Award art commission which celebrates the enduring links that exist between music and art. The commission, valued at £20,000, will be offered to graduates from Scotland’s four principal art schools with the winning graduate (selected, in this pilot year, from Glasgow’s School of Art) producing ten artworks to be donated as prizes for the shortlisted finalists.

Caroline Parkinson, Director of Creative Development for Creative Scotland, said: “The SAY Award is a fantastic recognition and celebration of Scotland’s rich and diverse musical talent, as this shortlist confirms. We are a nation of music lovers, the award is a brilliant way to connect these music lovers with our talented artists. Even better that the public, in this the Year of Creative Scotland 2012, have had a say in the shortlist.”

Stewart Henderson, Chair, Scottish Music Industry Association, said: “This is a list of Scottish artists that excites, inspires, challenges and entertains, and for that we should all feel enormously proud.”

For the latest Scottish Album of the Year Awards news check out

www.sayaward.com

www.facebook.com/SAYaward

and follow on Twitter @SAYaward

Quotes from Nominated Artists

“I’m honoured, humbled and proud to be part of what I hope will become a permanent fixture in Scotland’s music scene. It’s worked well so far – I’ve discovered some great records I’d never have heard of otherwise, but it also appears that I know at least half of the shortlist, so whatever the outcome I’m pretty much guaranteed a cracking night out.” Aidan Moffat

“Brilliant news that we’ve made the shortlist – making the longlist was great for us, but to be considered one of the ten best Scottish albums for 2011 is a real honour. We’re in great company as well, so looking forward to the final result!” James Scott, Conquering Animal Sound

“It’s still mind blowing to us that complete strangers appear to keep the record close to their hearts, it’s genuinely touching, thank you.” Steven Kane, Happy Particles

“Jon Hopkins and I are proud as punch to end up on the short list for the newest and coolest of prizes, the SAY Award. Of all the awards ‘Diamond Mine’ has been nominated for and subsequently lost, losing this one will smart most.” King Creosote

“It’s a huge honour for Mogwai to be part of the short list for the first Scottish Album Of The Year award. We’re in great company on the list with some truly remarkable records made by some exceptional musicians and song writers. I think the award has highlighted how much great music is produced in Scotland every year and we’re delighted to be part of it.” Stuart Braithwaite, Mogwai

“We are thankful for the support from the massive and promise to spend every penny into developing 360° of the Scottish scene, through promotions, music and video productions, collaborations, bringing visiting artists and touring Scottish talent around the world, proving that you can run a world act without being based in London.” Doug Paine, Mungo’s Hi Fi

“Regardless of who wins, I just hope that the award brings all of these great albums (short and longlisted) into the homes of people across the world who otherwise might not have ever heard of them. This is so surreal, I feel like Susan Boyle”. Graeme Ronald, Remember Remember

“Super happy to be considered for this award, recognition is always nice but this is particularly special as it’s from my homeland.” Rustie

“I am so very honoured and flabbergasted to be considered for the short list. This recognition will go a long way to cradling the miniscule and spontaneous genre I represent. Many congratulations to the SMIA for supporting Scotland with this brave new initiative. I wish everyone great success and many thanks for the vote of confidence.” Tommy Smith

“We are extremely honoured to be on the short list of contenders for the inaugural Scottish Album of the Year Award. This is a fantastic platform for Scottish artists who are sometimes overlooked for more UK wide accolades. We hope this award that will grow to rival the UK’s more established awards.” Ross McNae, Twin Atlantic

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PUBLIC VOTE OPEN FOR SCOTTISH ALBUM OF YEAR

Posted on May 14, 2012 by MUSIC NEWS Scotland

24-HOUR PUBLIC VOTE FOR SCOTTISH ALBUM OF THE YEAR NOW OPEN (Monday 14 May)

VOTE NOW – http://sayaward.com/public-vote

Last month, The Scottish Music Industry Association (SMIA) unveiled the Longlist for the inaugural Scottish Album of the Year Award, and over the next 24 hours today, Monday 14th May, the public will be able to have their say by voting for their favourite Scottish album of 2011. The record receiving the highest number of public votes will earn a guaranteed slot on the Shortlist, which will be revealed this Thursday 17th May.

Over the past four weeks, music fans have been able to listen to all twenty Longlisted albums online and via a specially designed app. The Longlist represents an exhilaratingly eclectic snapshot of Scotland’s musical landscape, and fans can vote for their favourite album today via http://www.sayaward.com and the Scottish Album of the Year Award app.

The SAY Award Longlist was compiled following an extensive nomination process involving 100 nominators from across the Scottish music and arts industries. The award is one of the UK’s most exciting and progressive arts prizes, with the richly diverse Longlist featuring everything from jazz to reggae soundsystems via folk, electronica, house, rock, dub, modern classical (and everything in between).

The Scottish Album of the Year Longlist is (in alphabetical order):

· 6th Borough Project “One Night In the Borough”

· Bill Wells & Aidan Moffat “Everything’s Getting Older”

· Bwani Junction “Fully Cocked”

· Chris Stout’s Brazilian Theory “Live In Concert”

· Conquering Animal Sound “Kammerspiel”

· FOUND “factorycraft”

· Fudge Fingas “Now About How”

· Happy Particles “Under Sleeping Waves”

· Jonny “Jonny”

· King Creosote & Jon Hopkins “Diamond Mine”

· Mogwai “Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will”

· Mungo’s Hi Fi “Forward Ever”

· Muscles Of Joy “Muscles Of Joy”

· Remember Remember “The Quickening”

· Richard Craig “Inward”

· Rustie “Glass Swords”

· Steve Mason & Dennis Bovell “Ghosts Outside”

· Tommy Smith “Karma”

· Twin Atlantic “Free”

· We Were Promised Jetpacks “In The Pit Of the Stomach”

Quotes from Nominated Artists

“We’re extremely honoured and proud to have made the long list for the inaugural Scottish Album of the Year Award. There is an abundance of great music being produced in Scotland every year and I hope that this new award helps us celebrate it and share it.” Stuart Braithwaite, Mogwai

“Jon Hopkins and I are proud as punch to end up on the long list for the newest and coolest of prizes, the SAY Award. Of all the awards ‘Diamond Mine’ has been nominated for and subsequently lost, losing this one will smart most.” King Creosote

“I am delighted to have made the long list of this exciting new award for Scottish Album of the year. To have an award which represents all music types equally is a great step forward in the way our music is presented to the wider public. I hope and believe this award will go from strength to strength and continue to bring more awareness of the huge wealth of music we have in this country” Chris Stout

“We are completely astounded that we managed to make this list at all, considering we put the album out ourselves on bandcamp and had little publicity surrounding it. I think it goes to show the SAY award is not just another ‘pat on the back for the lads’ type award.” Steven Kane, Happy Particles

“To be nominated is both an accolade and a much appreciated recognition of my work on INWARD. The longlist will be a vital juncture allowing artists to reach a wider audience and bringing attention to the independents like myself who work in Scotland.” Richard Craig

“Super happy to be considered for this award, recognition is always nice but this is particularly special as it’s from my homeland.” Rustie

“FOUND are truly flattered that ‘factorycraft’ has been long listed and is keeping company with some albums from 2011 that we personally consider to be absolute belters. We’re also delighted to be part of an initiative that will help advance the value of music in Scotland.” Ziggy Campbell, FOUND

“The nomination was a real surprise for us to be honest. I’ve never considered the impact of our music in Scotland as we tend to get more interest elsewhere, so it’s really nice to feel that something has clicked at home too.” Graeme Clark, 6th Borough Project

“With ‘Kammerspiel’ coming out at the start of 2011, it’s really cool that the judges have remembered it, and nominated us for this award. Scotland is a small place, but is home to a wealth of artistic talent, it is exciting to see this award come to life, celebrating musical and artistic talent in this country. We’re really pleased to be nominated for the first award, hopefully the first of many!” James Scott, Conquering Animal Sound

“Scotland’s not very good at blowing its own trumpet, but it’s about time we had our own award to celebrate the overabundance of brilliant and diverse music we make every year. For such a small country we produce an inordinate amount of great – and very successful – music, and hopefully this award means that we can be unashamedly proud about it for a few weeks every year.” Aidan Moffat

“I am so very honoured and flabbergasted to be considered for the long list. This recognition will go a long way to cradling the miniscule and spontaneous genre I represent. Many congratulations to the SMIA for supporting Scotland with this brave new initiative. I wish everyone great success and many thanks for the vote of confidence.” Tommy Smith

“We are extremely honoured to be on the long list of contenders for the inaugural Scottish Album of the Year Award. This is a fantastic platform for Scottish artists who are sometimes overlooked for more UK wide accolades. We hope this award that will grow to rival the UK’s more established awards.” Ross McNae, Twin Atlantic

“We have generally shunned the music industry establishment as much as it has ignored us. So we were surprised and pleased to hear that we had been nominated for Scottish Album of the Year. At a time when Scotland is becoming known for its vibrant reggae scene and given how Jamaica has been largely overlooked in the great homecoming, it is a great opportunity to celebrate our rich cultural links with the Caribbean.” Doug Paine, Mungo’s Hi Fi

“That our latest collection of cosmic jams is considered to be amongst the best Scottish albums of the year is a quite unexpected bolt from the blue but we are all thrilled and excited to have been included in the Long List.” Remember Remember

“Great for Scottish music and chuffed that ‘Fully Cocked’ measured up against a formidable longlist.” Bwani Junction

“Muscles of Joy are delighted to be on the long list of the new SAY Award, and we are very appreciative of the platform and support that an award like this has been established to provide. Thanks to Dep Downie for pushing us to make the record! There is an amazing amount of original music happening in Scotland right now. We made our LP on our own terms with no idea of how it would be received, which is an ideal scenario, it would be great if more people could get the chance to do that. We were lucky to get a small but essential amount of funding from Creative Scotland.” Muscles of Joy

For the latest Scottish Album of the Year Awards news, check out www.sayaward.com, www.facebook.com/SAYaward and follow on Twitter @SAYaward

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Tennent’s Lager Reveal The T Break 2012 Line-Up

Posted on May 11, 2012 by MUSIC NEWS Scotland

16 OF SCOTLAND’S HOTTEST UNSIGNED ACTS GIVEN THE CHANCE TO PLAY

THE T BREAK STAGE AT T IN THE PARK

After over 1,000 unsigned acts from across Scotland submitted demos in the hope of landing one of 16 highly coveted slots on the T Break Stage at T in the Park, Tennent’s Lager are thrilled to unveil the T Break 2012 line-up.

Tennent’s have been supporting Scotland’s grassroots music scene through T Break since 1996, providing the freshest unsigned talent in the country with the opportunity to showcase their material to fans and influential industry figures on the biggest platform for unsigned artists at T in the Park.

A judging panel of some of Scotland’s most highly respected music industry experts have listened to each demo and have hand-picked the acts which are heading to Kinross over the weekend of 6th – 8th July to join a stellar T in the Park bill which includes headliners Snow Patrol, The Stone Roses and Kasabian, plus Florence + the Machine, Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, Nicki Minaj and more.

The 16 acts selected to play the T Break Stage at T in the Park 2012 are:

Anderson, McGinty, Webster, Ward and Fisher

Bacchanal Party

Beerjacket

Blank Canvas

Brown Bear & The Bandits

Capitals

Chris Devotion and the Expectations

Crusades

Davey Horne

Nevada Base

Open Swimmer

Randolph’s Leap

Roman Nose

TeKlo

The Machine Room

The Mirror Trap

George Kyle, Head of Sponsorship at Tennent’s Lager said:

“We’ve been incredibly impressed with the calibre of entries for T Break, and the judging panel have been faced with a tough decision to whittle the acts down to just 16. There’s evidently a wealth of talent in the Scottish grassroots music scene, and we’re very proud to be able to support this through T Break, and provide these acts with a platform to showcase their material at T in the Park.”

Dave McGeachan from T Break partners DF Concerts sits on the judging panel.

He said: “Every year the judging panel looks for a diverse selection of acts which represents the very best of the Scottish unsigned scene, and the T Break 2012 line-up is exceptionally strong. I think the final 16 acts will be very well received with the T in the Park audience, and I’m really looking forward to checking out the T Break Stage over the festival weekend.”

To find out more about the acts on the T Break 2012 line-up, check out www.facebook.com/TennentsTBreak

About T Break

T Break was launched by Tennent’s in 1996 and has been finding the freshest and most exciting unsigned talent in Scotland and giving them a platform to showcase their music on the T Break Stage at T in the Park.

Each year, 16 bands are hand-picked from over a thousand entries by a panel made up of industry experts and given a slot on T in the Park’s biggest and most acclaimed platform for new music.

Over the years, the T Break Stage has hosted some legendary performances – it’s where Biffy Clyro made their T in the Park debut back in 2000. In 2008 Paolo Nutini decided to showcase his alter ego collective – Snake Derrick & The Vypers and not forgetting Snow Patrol’s T in the Park debut: “We first played at T on the T Break Stage… ten years later and we’re headlining.” (Gary Lightbody, Snow Patrol).

T Break Partnerships

Tennent’s work with a range of key music industry partners to provide support for emerging Scottish talent.

DF Concerts & Events

Organisers of T in the Park, DF Concerts and Events are longstanding partners of T Break and are Scotland’s largest promoter and events company. They provide essential industry support and are involved in the judging process for T Break.

PRS for Music

PRS for Music offer invaluable advice to T Break artists on artists’ rights and the world of music publishing.

Radio Magnetic

One of the UK’s longest running internet radio stations films and records all 16 live sets on the T Break Stage and backstage interviews. They also provide news, reviews and preview podcasts.

STOW College

The partnership with STOW provides 1 lucky student from the Music Business Course an exclusive internship within the T Break team working directly on the delivery of T Break from March – August.

Chem 19 Recording Studios

A brand new partnership in 2012, Chem 19 will provide the 16 T Break bands with discounted recording time at Chem 19 Studios in Glasgow and advice on getting the best out of their studio time.

T in the Park takes place between 6th – 8th July, and tickets are on sale now from http://www.ticketmaster.co.uk and by calling 08444 999 990. More information on all ticket prices/packages at www.tinthepark.com. Ticket buyers should only purchase from the official outlets published on this website.

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DOUNE THE RABBIT HOLE HEADLINERS!

Posted on May 10, 2012 by MUSIC NEWS Scotland

Doune The Rabbit Hole additions!

King Creosote

Kid Canaveral

Hidden Orchestra

Jeffrey Lewis & The Junkyard

Pram

We are thrilled to announce that Fife’s finest musical monarch, King Creosote will headline the main stage at Doune The Rabbit Hole Festival on Saturday August 25th and his Fence Records cohorts Kid Canaveral will top the bill along with Hidden Orchestra on Sunday August 26th.

Other acts joining us at Duncarron Fort include otherworldly indie experimentalists Pram, anti-folk hero Jeffrey Lewis &The Junkyard and indie-loving stand up comic Josie Long, who will perform on the spoken word stage.

Sunday takes a musically adventurous turn with Edinburgh’s Hidden Orchestra, who blend jazz, hip-hop and classical styles; the colourfully out-there stylings of Orchestra of Spheres; and the first performance of a new collaborative music project called The Brotherhood of The Blue Ship.

All these and many more acts for will play Doune The Rabbit Hole Festival, which takes place at Duncarron Fort, near Kilsyth, on the weekend of August 24-26th 2012.

All this in addition to those acts already announced, including The Phantom Band, Aidan Moffat & Bill Wells, Sparrow & The Workshop, Three Blind Wolves, Withered Hand and JD Twitch (Optimo).

For the full line up visit the festival website, www.dounetherabbithole.co.uk/line-up, and keep an eye on Twitter @dounetherabbit and www.Facebook.com/DouneTheRabbitHole for all the latest news updates.

This year the festival moves to a spectacular new home at Duncarron Fort. Situated in woods in the Carron Valley, near Kilsyth, the site is a recreation of an early medieval motte and bailey fort, a clan chief’s residence built as a living history attraction by the Clanranald Trust.

Line Up as of May 2012:

FRIDAY:

The Phantom Band, JD Twitch (Optimo), Bill Wells and Aidan Moffat, The Lovely Eggs, The Cosmic Dead, Sophie Ramsay, Rail Fan, GK Machine, The Stagger Rats, Loch Awe, Pumajaw, The Meat Men, Palms, The Good Daze, Tokamak, Kamihamiha, Curiosity Shop, Deathcapades, Behold The Old Bear, Spartan Tartan, Groovie Moves

SATURDAY:

King Creosote, Pram, Jeffrey Lewis & The Junkyard, Withered Hand, Sparrow & The Workshop, Holy Mountain, Blurt w/Fur Hood, Hidden Masters, David Barbarossa, Helicon, The Imagineers, The Rudiments, The Plimptons, The Mezzanine Allstars, Davey Horne, Neu! Reekie! w/Teen Canteen, Honey & the Herbs, The River 68′s, Adam Stearns & The Glass Animals, Kochka, Urang Matang, Ceylan Hay, Beat That, The Merrylees, Sunshine Social, St John’s Ambience, Blank Canvas, Wildhouse, The Forgotten Works, Lucy Harper, Ralph Thomson, David Ross Sutherland, The Red Show, Beat That, Argonaut Sounds, Sacred Paws, Pablo Eskimo, Josh Jones, Battery Face, Wildhouse

SUNDAY:

Hidden Orchestra, Kid Canaveral, The Brotherhood of The Blue Ship, Orchestra of Spheres, Three Blind Wolves, John Knox Sex Club, Laura J Martin, Les BOF!, The Red Sands, Anderson, Mcginty, Webster, Ward and Fisher, Robin Adams, Bambooman, Driver Drive Faster, Olympic Swimmers, Galoshins, North American War, The Second Hand Marching Band, Jouis, Adopted as Holograph, Esperanza, Jen & The Gents, Rainbow Fisher, Prairie Rose & The Wildwoods, The Ray-Bando’s, Dirty Diamond & the Gunslinger, Dead Saint’s Bones, The Woven Tents, Molly Wagger, End of Neil, Cluster Funk, Kenny Vass, Douglas MacGregor, Betatone Distraction, Selective Service, Michael Anguish, Pin Up DJs, Young Fathers, Robin Adams, Mechanical Arms, Truman Data, The Red Sands (Figure 5)., The Raybandos, Girobabies

Weekend camping tickets are available now priced £78 and accompanied under 12s go free. Day tickets are also available – check out the website for more details.

Tickets available here: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/217166

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