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Politics, Poetry and Music: My Conversations with Francisca Valenzuela

by Peter on March 15, 2010

By Peter Quincy Ng In 2007, Chilean singer-songwriter Francisca Valenzuela debuted with her first album “Muérdete la Lengua” (which translates roughly to “Bite Your Tongue”) to much success in her native Chile. The album was an instant success and received critical acclaim and even won her the title of the “Chilean Princess of Rock” as [...]

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My Favorite Videos of 2009: The Weird, The Funny, The Fantastic.

By Peter Quincy Ng The year 2009 has been a year of the weird, funny and fantastic and it seems the stranger, sexier and edgier the music video goes the better it gets. Take Lady Gaga’s Bad Romance video that you’ve probably seen a million times anyway and you know why right? Half the comments [...]

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Døing the Americas: Getting to Meet France’s No.1 Indie-Music Duo

By Peter Quincy Ng It’s 11:45AM and Dan Levy and Olivia Merilahti of The Dø are tired and slightly disheveled after ten straight days of touring on their first Pan-American tour. Nevertheless the gracious Franco-Finnish duo took the time to invite me to their bed and breakfast inn to sit down and have a little [...]

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Just Dø It: France’s Top Indie Duo Døes Toronto

By Peter Quincy Ng The Dø and openers F O X F I R E Wrongbar, September 30, 2009 While The Do is relatively unknown to the North American audience, that didn’t stop a crowd of French passport holders and Quebecois from bearing a cold Toronto night on a Wednesday. While Wrongbar was filling up [...]

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Little Boots Brings Life to Another Cheap Monday

By Peter Quincy It’s another one of those cheap and lousy Mondays with the dread of a full work week looming ahead. As I approached Toronto’s infamous Wrongbar at approximately 9:30PM, a handful of around twenty people are waiting outside with still an ample half-an-hour left before doors open. It was a bit odd considering [...]

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