SATURDAY — It's always a good sign when an act arrives on stage and the keyboard player turns out to be Robin Hatch. We've loved pretty much every project we've ever seen her involved with, including the Toronto's best cover bands: Sheezer and Dwayne Gretzky. But under the lights of Tattoo on the Saturday night at this year's Canadian Music Week, she was backing another exciting local talent. W. Darling is relatively new to the scene, but already boasts a barn-burning guest vocal on an epic Bassnectar tune. And she just so happens to be the daughter of a certain guitar-playing, beard-boasting, log-crawling, cat-song-singing Canadian children's performer.
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Photos by Carmen Cheung, the Arts Editor for The Little Red Umbrella.
Words by Adam Bunch, Editor-in-Chief of the Little Red Umbrella and the creator of the Toronto Dreams Project and Toronto Historical Jukebox. You can read his posts here, follow him on Twitter here, or email him at adam@littleredumbrella.com.
Words by Adam Bunch, Editor-in-Chief of the Little Red Umbrella and the creator of the Toronto Dreams Project and Toronto Historical Jukebox. You can read his posts here, follow him on Twitter here, or email him at adam@littleredumbrella.com.
1 comments:
Good job, the editor of the article.
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