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Re:Sound is deeply saddened by the passing of David Jandrisch on August 5th, 2024. David was a life-long musician, dedicated music professional and devoted advocate for the industry. David was also one of the founding directors of Re:Sound, serving the organization and its members for over 14 years through two terms on the Re:Sound Board. […]
Read MoreRe:Sound continues to advocate for urgently needed copyright solutions to support Canadian Music Following the federal government’s 2024 Budget release, Lou Ragagnin, President and CEO of Re:Sound issued the following statement: “Re:Sound commends the Government of Canada for their support of Canadian music in Budget 2024, including contributions to the Canada Music Fund, supplementary supports […]
Read MoreOur Spring Newsletter is now available. In this edition: ACT NOW: FFMC in the 2024 Budget UPDATE: 2024 Distribution Schedule SAVE THE DATE: Re:Wind 2024 IN THE SPOTLIGHT: 2024 Juno Awards! Read more here!
Read MoreRe:Sound’s online write-in campaign calls on federal Government to take action in Budget 2024 Over 800 Canadian music creators signed on to Re:Sound’s online letter writing campaign asking for fairness for music creators ahead of the 2024 federal budget. On March 19, Tim Louis, MP, Kitchener – Conestoga, Ontario, a musician and passionate supporter of […]
Read MoreRe:Sound launches online writing campaign to call on officials at resoundacts.ca Canadian music creators and industry members are asking for fairness for music creators through an online letter writing campaign ahead of the 2024 federal budget. To help level the playing field for music creators, Re:Sound, its members and Canadian music creators are pressing the […]
Read MoreRe:Sound’s End-of-Year News is now available! In this edition: 🎵 2023-2024 distribution update 🎵 Fairness for Music Creators recap 🎵 Re:Wind 2023 recap 🎵 and more! Come check it out here.
Read MoreCopyright Act updates will create a more equitable and fair copyright regime in Canada. What the music industry is experiencing with artificial intelligence is yet another disruptive technological shift affecting the daily lives of Canadian music creators. While the ever-changing conversation on AI is important, we cannot lose sight of the needed amendments to the […]
Read MoreRe:Sound would like to welcome Florence Khoriaty, ARTISTI and Simon Kendall, MROC to our Board of Directors. Florence Khoriaty is a Canadian pianist and singer with over 20 years of experience and has published 10 studio albums. She has won several artistic awards, including two Félix (ADISQ) awards and numerous JUNO nominations over the course […]
Read MoreTORONTO, ON, November 9, 2023 – Re:Sound is pleased to announce that their annual benefit concert, Re:Wind raised $50,000 CAD for the MusiCounts Band Aid Program. “We are so proud of the entire Re:Sound team for their efforts in putting together another spectacular event this year,” says Lou Ragagnin, President & CEO of Re:Sound. “We […]
Read MoreAhead of International Music Day, on September 28, Re:Sound, its member organizations, Canadian artists and industry leaders, called on Ottawa lawmakers to take urgent action to update the Copyright Act to meet the realities of the 21st century. Our President and CEO, Lou Ragagnin, Re:Sound; Jake Gold, the CEO of The Management Trust; Florence K, multi-lingual Canadian Recording […]
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