Happy Valentines Day ❤️ This year we put together a playlist of Re:Sound staff picks! Featuring both love songs and… https://t.co/b1QAppkABx
The correct answer is... C! Despite an 8.1% growth, the total music industry revenues for 2017 were only 68% of th… https://t.co/CA0JMGOil3
Welcome back to another #TriviaTuesday! Today's question is a fill in the blank: In 2017, the global music industry… https://t.co/lMv13onQM7
Submissions for Showcase PEI 2019 are now open. The showcase runs from September 30th - October 3rd but you only ha… https://t.co/8AfPUviRZ5
The @folkalliance International Conference is next Wednesday in Montreal. Our very own, Emma Julien will be there s… https://t.co/mBc9kzArx1
.@CMW_Week is three months away! The @JimBeam Talent Search is running until March 29, register ASAP for the chance… https://t.co/WUbab5BUcj
Are you a label, promotor, venue, or small business? @MusicBC is hosting a workshop designed to give businesses too… https://t.co/la968vnSFU
.@MusicOntario @JUNOSLdn @LDNMusicOffice & @OntarioCreates are partnering together on the Host City Music Exchange,… https://t.co/6Ke9pIYw6h
Happy February! To get ready for Valentine's Day, we dressed up our logo. What do you think? ❤️ https://t.co/cg0tuEmfk5
Are you an artist or industry pro in need of help creating a career plan? Learn how to set & achieve your goals and… https://t.co/baW9dGsTPb
And the answer is... C! About 70% of music listeners use the radio while at home. Surprised? Learn more music stati… https://t.co/yfwhLwMNCX
The Indigenous Resilience in Music group launched the Isitsiipotaako music and art program last week at the… https://t.co/ONFrZYQ06w
For today's #TriviaTuesday the question is: Where do music listeners most often listen to the radio? Tune in tomorr… https://t.co/kEIcYNczVJ
We are thrilled to be attending the 2019 Juno’s Nominations Announcement today! Tune in live at… https://t.co/0W8HmxTxQp
The January Music Meeting conference ends today! For six years JMM has been providing Manitoba’s music community wi… https://t.co/KzrAJ9kanw
Are you an Alberta musician who would like information and education on artist development strategies? Rob Lanni, c… https://t.co/zBsxJGgOXo
Happy to be a part of @UnisonFund 's charity bonspiel today! We love any chance we get to support our local music c… https://t.co/QB83E0t6I2
The In the Dead of Winter Festival is back in Halifax for a 14th year. @idowfestival showcases the diversity of son… https://t.co/uPWTojFovL
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