- published: 28 Feb 2014
- views: 9854
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A quick explanation of what SOCAN does, created with students from Sheridan College's animation program. The two-minute video was designed to provide a synopsis of performing rights and music licensing, while describing SOCAN's domestic and international role in the world of performing rights.
Click on the new how-to-video we've created, that walks you through the four simple steps to follow when completing a form. We've used Tariff 15A as an example.
For more SOCAN licensing information and to access SOCAN's licensing forms click here: www.socan.ca/licensees/music-use
- published: 08 Mar 2013
- views: 1671
Can the Music Industry be Saved? (continued)
Part 5 from a series of short videos taken from a recent panel discussion which also included Eddie Schwartz, Jean-Robert Bisaillon, Jane McGarrigle, Michael McCarty and Jennifer Brown
ABOUT THE PANELISTS
Eddie Schwartz
Eddie Schwartz is a Toronto singer/songwriter/producer currently residing in Nashville. Best known for writing such classic hit songs as "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" recorded by Pat Benetar, "Don't Shed A Tear" by Paul Carrack, "The Doctor" by the Doobie Brothers and "When There's Time For Love" by Lawrence Gowan, Eddie has over two hundred songs recorded by artists including Joe Cocker, Carly Simon, Robert Palmer, Donna Summer, Rita Coolidge, Rascal Flatts and Amy Sky. His worldwide sales are currently in excess of 65 million recordings.
Eddie has won numerous music industry awards including multiple Junos, BMI awards and SOCAN awards, including SOCAN's Lifetime Achievement award.
In addition, he has served for many years on a number of boards including the Songwriters Association of Canada, SOCAN, CARAS and the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, and is a graduate of the prestigious Leadership Music program in Nashville. Eddie continues to advocate for music creators in Canada and around the world. In late 2012 Eddie was appointed a Member of the Order of Canada.
Jean-Robert Bisaillon
Jean-Robert Bisaillon is the founder and president of iconoclaste musique inc. an artist management and Web marketing & design company. He was an active writer and composer in the groups French B and Disappointed A Few People. He's a board member of SOCAN and the Songwriters Association of Canada. He has more recently published « Le guide Internet des auteurs et compositeurs » for SPACQ, the book introduces artists to the process of using the Web for their A2F music distribution and promotion. He is currently completing a masters degree on the social impact of music metadata, crowdsourcing and open data exchange protocols at INRS in Montreal.
Jane McGarrigle
Jane McGarrigle is the elder sister of Kate and Anna McGarrigle, and has written and performed several songs with the duo, including producing their album Love Over and Over. Jane served as her sisters' music manager for a time, and then in the 1990s managed the band Three O'Clock Train. She has also worked in music management with Pierre Marchand, Sarah McLachlan, Daniel Lanois, and The Neville Brothers. In addition she previously served on the board of the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada, as chair of the Communications Committee.
Jennifer Brown
Jennifer Brown is responsible for the collection of royalties for the public performance of music in Canada based on tariffs set by the Copyright Board of Canada. She manages relationships with existing media, concert, and general licensees and develops relationships with new ones. With over 15 years of experience at SOCAN, Jennifer has held a number of progressive positions within the Membership, Business Change, and Licensing departments. Some highlights from Jennifer's career to date include establishing the SOCAN Information Centre, leading the development of industry-leading e-commerce applications, and achieving stellar operational results within Licensing.
Michael McCarty
Michael McCarty is an internationally experienced senior music publishing executive with expertise in managing a creative driven business. He understands the dynamics of IP, copyrights and money, and is very positive about the opportunity landscape for copyrights.
Throughout his career McCarty has been focused on the creative aspects of the business, developing young talent by providing financial investment, and creative development to artists and songwriters.
McCarty is a member of the Board of Directors of SOCAN; the Canadian Music Publishers Association (CMPA); past director and President of the Canadian Musical Reproduction Rights Agency (CMRRA) and a founding director of the Canadian Songwriters Hall Of Fame. McCarty has been a leader in advocating for a better copyright environment, and has overseen copyright advocacy programs involving the media and direct government lobbying.
- published: 27 Feb 2013
- views: 769
SOCAN partnered with SABIAN and Society Awards to create the world's first major music industry trophy that is also a musical instrument. This is the story of the vision, design and creation of The SOCAN.
Read more about it at: http://www.socan.ca/news/socan-unveils-world's-first-music-industry-trophymusical-instrument
- published: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 637
Atelier comédie réalisé à Wanne lors du séminaire d'animation 2014 proposé aux élèves de techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche. A partir des pistes fournies, les élèves de 3ème ont imaginé en autonomie et avec talent des personnages truculents, parfois totalement ignobles, propres à l'univers d'Elie Semoun. Il est évident que ces personnages constituent des caricatures et ne reflètent pas les convictions personnelles des auteurs et acteurs. Bonne découverte ! P.V.
- published: 10 Feb 2014
- views: 850
Atelier comédie réalisé à Han/sur/Lesse lors du séminaire d'animation 2015 proposé aux élèves de techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche. A partir des pistes fournies, les élèves du cours d'art dramatique de 3ème ont imaginé, en autonomie et avec talent, des personnages truculents, parfois totalement ignobles, propres à l'univers d'Elie Semoun. Il est évident que ces personnages constituent des caricatures. Les élèves qui les interprètent sont nettement plus fréquentables… P.Vansina
- published: 02 Mar 2015
- views: 899
The Canadian music industry gathered at the Westin Harbour Castle Hotel in Toronto on June 16, 2014, to honour Canada's most successful songwriters, composers, lyricists and music publishers at the 25th anniversary SOCAN awards. The video features great highlights from the night, including Gordon Lightfoot, Carly Rae Jepsen, Dragonette, Serena Ryder and more.
More footage from the SOCAN awards to come. Follow us to stay updated!
http://twitter.com/socanmusic
http://facebook.com/socanmusic
- published: 12 Aug 2014
- views: 562
La SOCAN vient de lancer sa première vidéo animée, « Qu'est-ce donc que la SOCAN? », qui aide à expliquer qui nous sommes et ce que nous faisons. Créée en partenariat avec des étudiants en animation du Collège Sheridan, la vidéo de deux minutes vise à informer et à divertir, tout en décrivant notre rôle au sein du monde des droits d'exécution au pays.
- published: 04 Mar 2014
- views: 1013
The spirit of music was alive and thriving at SOCAN on Nov. 5, 2014, where the organization once again participated in the Learning Partnership’s annual Take Our Kids to Work Day, a highly-respected national program in its 20th year, with a mission to offer Grade 9 students a direct view into the workforce.
Students visiting SOCAN were treated to a day filled with interactive, career-themed workshops and activities, along with an exclusive live performance by SOCAN members and radio chart-toppers, Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (USS).
The guest of honour was the Learning Partnership’s National Director of Programs, Kim Miller, who kicked off the performance with words of encouragement for the students, who were seated in the front row. Miller officially declared the event a day of learning for the students, and added, “Hopefully you’ve had an opportunity to ask lots of questions to all the people that work here, because they all do different work, they all come from different educational backgrounds, they’ve all landed here in a different way, and that’s important for you to find out.”
Along with being treated to the ever-popular (invite-only) SOCAN Sessions, students met with SOCAN CEO Eric Baptiste to learn first-hand what a day in the life of a CEO entails, and also about the important role that education played in his career. Human Resources Generalist Sarah Smolej lead an informative workshop titled “Preparing for the Future,” where students learned about the art of effective résumé writing, and were given a sneak peek at the types of things they might expect to encounter during their first job interview.
A break in the day also presented students with time to participate in a “Meet SOCAN’s employees” challenge, a game designed to inspire curiosity and healthy competition. Free to roam the halls of SOCAN, much like they would at school in between classes, students were guided to the various departments. The challenge encouraged students to initiate questions with employee in an attempt to learn a little bit more about what their job functions are, and their favourite aspects of their roles.
Over the years, more than 5.7 million students have benefitted from Take Our Kids to Work Day, and this year alone, 75,000 businesses like SOCAN are helping generation Z prepare for their future. Says Chimone Rattan, SOCAN’s Program & Products Coordinator, “This year’s event was tailored to support the students’ career development by helping them make the connection between school, the world of work, and their own futures.” She adds, “But also to educate them on the important role that SOCAN plays in the music industry.”
When asked what she thought of the day’s events, Grade 9 student Annabel Berthoff said, “I now know much more about what goes on behind the scenes in this part of the Canadian music industry, and have a better understanding of what I might want to do in the future.”
To view more photos of SOCAN’s Take Our Kids to Work Day, visit our Facebook page.
- See more at: http://www.socan.ca/news/socan-takes-part-2014-take-our-kids-work-day#sthash.3EomGHbp.dpuf
- published: 08 Dec 2014
- views: 292
Atelier comédie réalisé par les élèves de 3ème techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche, lors de leur séminaire d'animation Eupen 2016. A partir des pistes fournies, les élèves ont imaginé, en autonomie et avec un engouement qui faisait plaisir à voir, des caricatures de personnages truculents, parfois ignobles, propres à l'univers des Petites annonces d'Elie Semoun… P. Vansina
- published: 15 Mar 2016
- views: 255
More than 250 SOCAN members gathered in Toronto’s Glenn Gould Studio to attend the organization’s 2015 annual general meeting. The review of SOCAN’s major achievements in 2014 was also streamed live online in English and French to many more members who could not attend in-person.
SOCAN CEO Eric Baptiste shared SOCAN’s record financial results for the year, including total revenue of $299.5-million; more than $55-million of that in international revenue; $21.3-million collected from Internet streaming, up from $3.4-million in 2013, a 525% increase; and a new record low expense ratio of 9.5 percent, the first time this ratio has fallen below 10 percent. Baptiste said that SOCAN “is an amazingly dynamic organization, and we’re very proud of our fantastic members.”
SOCAN President Stan Meissner reported that the organization now numbers more than 130,000 members. He also discussed Copyright Board of Canada’s rulings on Tariff 22.D regarding audio-visual works on the Internet, which have had a positive impact for SOCAN members. Meissner explained that SOCAN transformed its Montreal office in 2014, preparing to move to its new premises in early 2015, and in some re-organization and staffing changes.
And he talked about new developments at the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, including a new content-rich website, national education program, and Covered Classics song inductions. Said Meissner of SOCAN, “We continue to shine as a leading rights organization.”
For a more thorough accounting of SOCAN’s activities in 2014, see our full Annual Report. Watch this website for a video report on the AGM soon.
Baptiste described how SOCAN’s embraces transparency, by allowing members to “drill down” in their royalty statements to see exactly when and where their music was played; by providing an online royalty calculator; and by providing an online unidentified performances list, among other initiatives. SOCAN’s new board of directors was announced, and outgoing directors Jim Vallance and Neville Quinlan were thanked for their years of service, while incoming directors Safwan Javed and Robert Ott were welcomed to the board.
The question period included queries about the use and investment of funds being held for unidentified performances; why SOCAN has no real role in dispute resolution among co-writers; why income from online streaming services is so low; how SOCAN works to avoid music metatags being missed in radio tracking, by using strong audio fingerprint recognition services; how SOCAN works to license unlicensed venues; and why obtaining royalties from China is often challenging for SOCAN.
SOCAN Chief Membership & Business Development Officer Michael McCarty conducted a brief interview with SOCAN member Hawksley Workman, who was genuine, thoughtful and amusing in his responses to McCarty’s questions. Workman – who replaced ailing Serena Ryder at the last minute -- discussed the relationship between his work as a drummer and a songwriter (“It’s always the drummer’s fault,” he joked); why he enjoys collaborating (“I get bored really quick”); working as an actor, playwright, songwriter and producer (“In the Canadian music business you have to be good at a couple of things”); the importance of being genuine and trusting your instinct (“If I can’t write the big hit, at least I can be myself”); and what he would advise young members (“The music has got to be great”).
After the meeting, attending members enjoyed a reception where they could ask SOCAN staff and executives further questions and otherwise network amongst themselves.
- published: 22 Sep 2015
- views: 97
SOCAN (the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada) is the Canadian copyright collective for the right to communicate to the public and publicly perform musical works. SOCAN administers these rights on behalf of its members (composers, lyricists, songwriters, and their publishers) and those of affiliated international organizations by licensing the use of their music in Canada. The fees collected are distributed as royalties to its members and to affiliated organizations throughout the world. SOCAN also distributes royalties received from those organizations to its members for the use of their music worldwide. SOCAN has offices in Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Edmonton, and Dartmouth.
SOCAN publishes Words & Music/Paroles & Musique, a quarterly magazine geared for its membership and also available to the general public, Music Means Business!/Le rythme de vos affaires!, SOCAN’s customer newsletter, as well as numerous brochures, all available on its website at www.socan.ca.
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Jean Leclerc (born May 14, 1961) is a Québécois singer-songwriter and author from Quebec, Canada. He is popularly known as Jean Leloup (which he likes to translate to John the Wolf in English), a stage name he kept using until 2006, when he temporarily changed his name to Jean Leclerc, only to resurrect his wolf character in August 2008. He is known for his colourful personality and unique musical style in the francophone rock community.
Born in Sainte-Foy, Quebec, Leclerc grew up in Togo and Algeria, where he was influenced by traditional African rhythms. He returned to Quebec in 1976, and appeared on the music scene in the 1980s, making waves with his provocative lyrics—in his song "1990", he compares the high-tech actions of Desert Storm to his sexual activities with his girlfriend.
His 1990 album L'amour est sans pitié was a hit outside of Quebec, and was released in the rest of Canada, France, the Netherlands, Belgium and Japan.
He was the recipient of a Félix Award in 1997, following the success of his 1996 album Le Dôme.
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2:25What is SOCAN?
What is SOCAN?What is SOCAN?
A quick explanation of what SOCAN does, created with students from Sheridan College's animation program. The two-minute video was designed to provide a synopsis of performing rights and music licensing, while describing SOCAN's domestic and international role in the world of performing rights. -
3:41SOCAN Guide Book
SOCAN Guide Book -
7:09Is SOCAN still relevant? (PART 5)
Is SOCAN still relevant? (PART 5)Is SOCAN still relevant? (PART 5)
Can the Music Industry be Saved? (continued) Part 5 from a series of short videos taken from a recent panel discussion which also included Eddie Schwartz, Jean-Robert Bisaillon, Jane McGarrigle, Michael McCarty and Jennifer Brown ABOUT THE PANELISTS Eddie Schwartz Eddie Schwartz is a Toronto singer/songwriter/producer currently residing in Nashville. Best known for writing such classic hit songs as "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" recorded by Pat Benetar, "Don't Shed A Tear" by Paul Carrack, "The Doctor" by the Doobie Brothers and "When There's Time For Love" by Lawrence Gowan, Eddie has over two hundred songs recorded by artists including Joe Cocker, Carly Simon, Robert Palmer, Donna Summer, Rita Coolidge, Rascal Flatts and Amy Sky. His worldwide sales are currently in excess of 65 million recordings. Eddie has won numerous music industry awards including multiple Junos, BMI awards and SOCAN awards, including SOCAN's Lifetime Achievement award. In addition, he has served for many years on a number of boards including the Songwriters Association of Canada, SOCAN, CARAS and the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, and is a graduate of the prestigious Leadership Music program in Nashville. Eddie continues to advocate for music creators in Canada and around the world. In late 2012 Eddie was appointed a Member of the Order of Canada. Jean-Robert Bisaillon Jean-Robert Bisaillon is the founder and president of iconoclaste musique inc. an artist management and Web marketing & design company. He was an active writer and composer in the groups French B and Disappointed A Few People. He's a board member of SOCAN and the Songwriters Association of Canada. He has more recently published « Le guide Internet des auteurs et compositeurs » for SPACQ, the book introduces artists to the process of using the Web for their A2F music distribution and promotion. He is currently completing a masters degree on the social impact of music metadata, crowdsourcing and open data exchange protocols at INRS in Montreal. Jane McGarrigle Jane McGarrigle is the elder sister of Kate and Anna McGarrigle, and has written and performed several songs with the duo, including producing their album Love Over and Over. Jane served as her sisters' music manager for a time, and then in the 1990s managed the band Three O'Clock Train. She has also worked in music management with Pierre Marchand, Sarah McLachlan, Daniel Lanois, and The Neville Brothers. In addition she previously served on the board of the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada, as chair of the Communications Committee. Jennifer Brown Jennifer Brown is responsible for the collection of royalties for the public performance of music in Canada based on tariffs set by the Copyright Board of Canada. She manages relationships with existing media, concert, and general licensees and develops relationships with new ones. With over 15 years of experience at SOCAN, Jennifer has held a number of progressive positions within the Membership, Business Change, and Licensing departments. Some highlights from Jennifer's career to date include establishing the SOCAN Information Centre, leading the development of industry-leading e-commerce applications, and achieving stellar operational results within Licensing. Michael McCarty Michael McCarty is an internationally experienced senior music publishing executive with expertise in managing a creative driven business. He understands the dynamics of IP, copyrights and money, and is very positive about the opportunity landscape for copyrights. Throughout his career McCarty has been focused on the creative aspects of the business, developing young talent by providing financial investment, and creative development to artists and songwriters. McCarty is a member of the Board of Directors of SOCAN; the Canadian Music Publishers Association (CMPA); past director and President of the Canadian Musical Reproduction Rights Agency (CMRRA) and a founding director of the Canadian Songwriters Hall Of Fame. McCarty has been a leader in advocating for a better copyright environment, and has overseen copyright advocacy programs involving the media and direct government lobbying. -
1:59Introducing . . . The SOCAN
Introducing . . . The SOCANIntroducing . . . The SOCAN
SOCAN partnered with SABIAN and Society Awards to create the world's first major music industry trophy that is also a musical instrument. This is the story of the vision, design and creation of The SOCAN. Read more about it at: http://www.socan.ca/news/socan-unveils-world's-first-music-industry-trophymusical-instrument -
11:01Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2014
Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2014Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2014
Atelier comédie réalisé à Wanne lors du séminaire d'animation 2014 proposé aux élèves de techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche. A partir des pistes fournies, les élèves de 3ème ont imaginé en autonomie et avec talent des personnages truculents, parfois totalement ignobles, propres à l'univers d'Elie Semoun. Il est évident que ces personnages constituent des caricatures et ne reflètent pas les convictions personnelles des auteurs et acteurs. Bonne découverte ! P.V. -
11:21Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2015
Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2015Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2015
Atelier comédie réalisé à Han/sur/Lesse lors du séminaire d'animation 2015 proposé aux élèves de techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche. A partir des pistes fournies, les élèves du cours d'art dramatique de 3ème ont imaginé, en autonomie et avec talent, des personnages truculents, parfois totalement ignobles, propres à l'univers d'Elie Semoun. Il est évident que ces personnages constituent des caricatures. Les élèves qui les interprètent sont nettement plus fréquentables… P.Vansina -
3:01SOCAN Toronto Awards Gala 2014, Highlights
SOCAN Toronto Awards Gala 2014, HighlightsSOCAN Toronto Awards Gala 2014, Highlights
The Canadian music industry gathered at the Westin Harbour Castle Hotel in Toronto on June 16, 2014, to honour Canada's most successful songwriters, composers, lyricists and music publishers at the 25th anniversary SOCAN awards. The video features great highlights from the night, including Gordon Lightfoot, Carly Rae Jepsen, Dragonette, Serena Ryder and more. More footage from the SOCAN awards to come. Follow us to stay updated! http://twitter.com/socanmusic http://facebook.com/socanmusic -
2:27Qu'est-ce donc que SOCAN?
Qu'est-ce donc que SOCAN?Qu'est-ce donc que SOCAN?
La SOCAN vient de lancer sa première vidéo animée, « Qu'est-ce donc que la SOCAN? », qui aide à expliquer qui nous sommes et ce que nous faisons. Créée en partenariat avec des étudiants en animation du Collège Sheridan, la vidéo de deux minutes vise à informer et à divertir, tout en décrivant notre rôle au sein du monde des droits d'exécution au pays. -
3:23Take Our Kids to Work Day at SOCAN - #KidsToWork
Take Our Kids to Work Day at SOCAN - #KidsToWorkTake Our Kids to Work Day at SOCAN - #KidsToWork
The spirit of music was alive and thriving at SOCAN on Nov. 5, 2014, where the organization once again participated in the Learning Partnership’s annual Take Our Kids to Work Day, a highly-respected national program in its 20th year, with a mission to offer Grade 9 students a direct view into the workforce. Students visiting SOCAN were treated to a day filled with interactive, career-themed workshops and activities, along with an exclusive live performance by SOCAN members and radio chart-toppers, Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (USS). The guest of honour was the Learning Partnership’s National Director of Programs, Kim Miller, who kicked off the performance with words of encouragement for the students, who were seated in the front row. Miller officially declared the event a day of learning for the students, and added, “Hopefully you’ve had an opportunity to ask lots of questions to all the people that work here, because they all do different work, they all come from different educational backgrounds, they’ve all landed here in a different way, and that’s important for you to find out.” Along with being treated to the ever-popular (invite-only) SOCAN Sessions, students met with SOCAN CEO Eric Baptiste to learn first-hand what a day in the life of a CEO entails, and also about the important role that education played in his career. Human Resources Generalist Sarah Smolej lead an informative workshop titled “Preparing for the Future,” where students learned about the art of effective résumé writing, and were given a sneak peek at the types of things they might expect to encounter during their first job interview. A break in the day also presented students with time to participate in a “Meet SOCAN’s employees” challenge, a game designed to inspire curiosity and healthy competition. Free to roam the halls of SOCAN, much like they would at school in between classes, students were guided to the various departments. The challenge encouraged students to initiate questions with employee in an attempt to learn a little bit more about what their job functions are, and their favourite aspects of their roles. Over the years, more than 5.7 million students have benefitted from Take Our Kids to Work Day, and this year alone, 75,000 businesses like SOCAN are helping generation Z prepare for their future. Says Chimone Rattan, SOCAN’s Program & Products Coordinator, “This year’s event was tailored to support the students’ career development by helping them make the connection between school, the world of work, and their own futures.” She adds, “But also to educate them on the important role that SOCAN plays in the music industry.” When asked what she thought of the day’s events, Grade 9 student Annabel Berthoff said, “I now know much more about what goes on behind the scenes in this part of the Canadian music industry, and have a better understanding of what I might want to do in the future.” To view more photos of SOCAN’s Take Our Kids to Work Day, visit our Facebook page. - See more at: http://www.socan.ca/news/socan-takes-part-2014-take-our-kids-work-day#sthash.3EomGHbp.dpuf -
2:29SOCAN at the #JUNOS - Nominations 2015
SOCAN at the #JUNOS - Nominations 2015 -
18:06Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2016 V.2
Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2016 V.2Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2016 V.2
Atelier comédie réalisé par les élèves de 3ème techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche, lors de leur séminaire d'animation Eupen 2016. A partir des pistes fournies, les élèves ont imaginé, en autonomie et avec un engouement qui faisait plaisir à voir, des caricatures de personnages truculents, parfois ignobles, propres à l'univers des Petites annonces d'Elie Semoun… P. Vansina -
17:412015 SOCAN AGM - pt 1
2015 SOCAN AGM - pt 12015 SOCAN AGM - pt 1
More than 250 SOCAN members gathered in Toronto’s Glenn Gould Studio to attend the organization’s 2015 annual general meeting. The review of SOCAN’s major achievements in 2014 was also streamed live online in English and French to many more members who could not attend in-person. SOCAN CEO Eric Baptiste shared SOCAN’s record financial results for the year, including total revenue of $299.5-million; more than $55-million of that in international revenue; $21.3-million collected from Internet streaming, up from $3.4-million in 2013, a 525% increase; and a new record low expense ratio of 9.5 percent, the first time this ratio has fallen below 10 percent. Baptiste said that SOCAN “is an amazingly dynamic organization, and we’re very proud of our fantastic members.” SOCAN President Stan Meissner reported that the organization now numbers more than 130,000 members. He also discussed Copyright Board of Canada’s rulings on Tariff 22.D regarding audio-visual works on the Internet, which have had a positive impact for SOCAN members. Meissner explained that SOCAN transformed its Montreal office in 2014, preparing to move to its new premises in early 2015, and in some re-organization and staffing changes. And he talked about new developments at the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, including a new content-rich website, national education program, and Covered Classics song inductions. Said Meissner of SOCAN, “We continue to shine as a leading rights organization.” For a more thorough accounting of SOCAN’s activities in 2014, see our full Annual Report. Watch this website for a video report on the AGM soon. Baptiste described how SOCAN’s embraces transparency, by allowing members to “drill down” in their royalty statements to see exactly when and where their music was played; by providing an online royalty calculator; and by providing an online unidentified performances list, among other initiatives. SOCAN’s new board of directors was announced, and outgoing directors Jim Vallance and Neville Quinlan were thanked for their years of service, while incoming directors Safwan Javed and Robert Ott were welcomed to the board. The question period included queries about the use and investment of funds being held for unidentified performances; why SOCAN has no real role in dispute resolution among co-writers; why income from online streaming services is so low; how SOCAN works to avoid music metatags being missed in radio tracking, by using strong audio fingerprint recognition services; how SOCAN works to license unlicensed venues; and why obtaining royalties from China is often challenging for SOCAN. SOCAN Chief Membership & Business Development Officer Michael McCarty conducted a brief interview with SOCAN member Hawksley Workman, who was genuine, thoughtful and amusing in his responses to McCarty’s questions. Workman – who replaced ailing Serena Ryder at the last minute -- discussed the relationship between his work as a drummer and a songwriter (“It’s always the drummer’s fault,” he joked); why he enjoys collaborating (“I get bored really quick”); working as an actor, playwright, songwriter and producer (“In the Canadian music business you have to be good at a couple of things”); the importance of being genuine and trusting your instinct (“If I can’t write the big hit, at least I can be myself”); and what he would advise young members (“The music has got to be great”). After the meeting, attending members enjoyed a reception where they could ask SOCAN staff and executives further questions and otherwise network amongst themselves. -
2:07SOCAN Interviews Mac DeMarco @ The Junos 2015
SOCAN Interviews Mac DeMarco @ The Junos 2015SOCAN Interviews Mac DeMarco @ The Junos 2015
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0:51SOCAN Awards Gala 2012
SOCAN Awards Gala 2012SOCAN Awards Gala 2012
For more details and photos, go to: http://www.socan.ca/news/23rd-annual-socan-awards-toronto The Canadian music industry gathered at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto on Nov. 19, 2012, to honour many of Canada's most talented songwriters, composers, lyricists and music publishers at the 23rd annual SOCAN Awards Gala. Hosted in a very lively manner by CTV's Seamus O'Regan, the SOCAN Awards acknowledged SOCAN members' outstanding national and international achievements in 2011. Presented by SOCAN and sponsored by Gowlings, KPMG and NOW weekly, the SOCAN Awards Gala recognizes the accomplishments of Canadian songwriters in pop/rock, dance, urban, country, jazz, folk/roots, classical, film & television, and International categories. Recipients of SOCAN's major achievement awards this year were Bruce Cockburn, who won the Lifetime Achievement Award; Trooper, who earned the National Achievement Award; and Joel Zimmerman, aka deadmau5, who garnered the International Achievement Award, in recognition of his outstanding worldwide success in 2011. SOCAN members Dean Brody, Kristina Maria, Alex Cuba, Hedley's Jacob Hoggard, Fefe Dobson, David Myles, Mychael Danna and Bob Ezrin were all in attendance to receive their awards. Performers at the show included electro-pop group Dragonette, who opened the proceedings with a bang; pop tunesmith Hawksley Workman, who lead a three-song medley -- with Royal Wood and Serena Ryder -- that lit up the night in tribute to Bruce Cockburn; indie-rock trio Young Rival, who shook the rafters with their viral YouTube sensation "Restless"; and urban star Danny Fernandes, who brought unprecedented hip-hop beats to the refined confines of Roy Thomson Hall. The evening was filled with celebration and accolades. SOCAN members receiving songwriting honours included: Three Days Grace for "Lost in You," Michael Bublé and Robert Grant Scott for "Hollywood," and K'NAAN for "The Lazy Song" in the pop/rock category; JRDN for "Like Magic" in the urban music category; and Johnny Reid for "Let's Go Higher" in the country music category. Bublé and Scott earned a second win with the International Song Award for "Hollywood," while Ra McGuire and Brian Smith of Trooper received three SOCAN Classic Awards for "Janine," "General Hand Grenade" and "Raise A Little Hell," all of which have earned more than 100,000 radio airplays. The evening was also filled with humour. Dragonette's Martina Sorbara joked that Martin Solveig -- the co-writer of her Dance Music Award-winning song "Hello" -- deserved "half of this award, or technically, more than half." Presenter Raoul Bhaneja improvised a little harmonica solo, then joked that he would file a SOCAN Notice of Live Music Performance form online to collect royalties for it. Stephen Chatman, winner of the Jan V. Matajcek new classical music award said that he felt "so fortunate to be standing here, because most classical composers are dead." Mark Gane, who won a SOCAN Classic Award for writing the Martha & The Muffins hit song "Echo Beach," allowed that it was only the third song he ever wrote, and that he's still surprised at its success. Presenter Damhnait Doyle recalled watching Bruce Cockburn from behind the stage at a folk festival, "and all I could think was, 'Bruce's ass looks great in those cargo pants.'" At the end of the night, host Seamus O'Regan donned a deadmau5 hoodie, complete with mouse ears and face mask, to introduce a video tribute to the electronic music wizard, who couldn't attend the show. On a more serious note, almost all of the awards winners thanked radio for playing their songs, and SOCAN for "fighting for our rights." Trooper's Ra McGuire said he was "proud to be part of the Canadian community of songwriters, composers and music-makers." Bruce Cockburn said the live tribute to his songs made him want to get up and play, and that it was "great fun to hear those songs performed tonight," and added that he's "uncomfortable thinking of myself as having a career...I was just doing what there was to do." "Original music brings joy to Canadians," says SOCAN CEO Eric Baptiste. "It's essential to our national pride and culture. Our songwriters and composers continue to create music that is being played both at home and around the world, while our publishers work diligently to expand the markets for Canadian music. We're proud to congratulate all of the SOCAN Award recipients for their accomplishments." SOCAN also recognizes outstanding Francophone music creators and publishers at an awards gala on Nov. 21, 2012, at the Hyatt Regency in Montreal. A wide-ranging variety of SOCAN members will join host Michel Faubert in celebration of this year's Francophone SOCAN award recipients.
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What is SOCAN?
A quick explanation of what SOCAN does, created with students from Sheridan College's animation program. The two-minute video was designed to provide a synopsis of performing rights and music licensing, while describing SOCAN's domestic and international role in the world of performing rights. -
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Is SOCAN still relevant? (PART 5)
Can the Music Industry be Saved? (continued) Part 5 from a series of short videos taken from a recent panel discussion which also included Eddie Schwartz, Jean-Robert Bisaillon, Jane McGarrigle, Michael McCarty and Jennifer Brown ABOUT THE PANELISTS Eddie Schwartz Eddie Schwartz is a Toronto singer/songwriter/producer currently residing in Nashville. Best known for writing such classic hit songs as "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" recorded by Pat Benetar, "Don't Shed A Tear" by Paul Carrack, "The Doctor" by the Doobie Brothers and "When There's Time For Love" by Lawrence Gowan, Eddie has over two hundred songs recorded by artists including Joe Cocker, Carly Simon, Robert Palmer, Donna Summer, Rita Coolidge, Rascal Flatts and Amy Sky. His worldwide sales are currently in excess of 65 mill... -
Introducing . . . The SOCAN
SOCAN partnered with SABIAN and Society Awards to create the world's first major music industry trophy that is also a musical instrument. This is the story of the vision, design and creation of The SOCAN. Read more about it at: http://www.socan.ca/news/socan-unveils-world's-first-music-industry-trophymusical-instrument -
Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2014
Atelier comédie réalisé à Wanne lors du séminaire d'animation 2014 proposé aux élèves de techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche. A partir des pistes fournies, les élèves de 3ème ont imaginé en autonomie et avec talent des personnages truculents, parfois totalement ignobles, propres à l'univers d'Elie Semoun. Il est évident que ces personnages constituent des caricatures et ne reflètent pas les convictions personnelles des auteurs et acteurs. Bonne découverte ! P.V. -
Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2015
Atelier comédie réalisé à Han/sur/Lesse lors du séminaire d'animation 2015 proposé aux élèves de techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche. A partir des pistes fournies, les élèves du cours d'art dramatique de 3ème ont imaginé, en autonomie et avec talent, des personnages truculents, parfois totalement ignobles, propres à l'univers d'Elie Semoun. Il est évident que ces personnages constituent des caricatures. Les élèves qui les interprètent sont nettement plus fréquentables… P.Vansina -
SOCAN Toronto Awards Gala 2014, Highlights
The Canadian music industry gathered at the Westin Harbour Castle Hotel in Toronto on June 16, 2014, to honour Canada's most successful songwriters, composers, lyricists and music publishers at the 25th anniversary SOCAN awards. The video features great highlights from the night, including Gordon Lightfoot, Carly Rae Jepsen, Dragonette, Serena Ryder and more. More footage from the SOCAN awards to come. Follow us to stay updated! http://twitter.com/socanmusic http://facebook.com/socanmusic -
Qu'est-ce donc que SOCAN?
La SOCAN vient de lancer sa première vidéo animée, « Qu'est-ce donc que la SOCAN? », qui aide à expliquer qui nous sommes et ce que nous faisons. Créée en partenariat avec des étudiants en animation du Collège Sheridan, la vidéo de deux minutes vise à informer et à divertir, tout en décrivant notre rôle au sein du monde des droits d'exécution au pays. -
Take Our Kids to Work Day at SOCAN - #KidsToWork
The spirit of music was alive and thriving at SOCAN on Nov. 5, 2014, where the organization once again participated in the Learning Partnership’s annual Take Our Kids to Work Day, a highly-respected national program in its 20th year, with a mission to offer Grade 9 students a direct view into the workforce. Students visiting SOCAN were treated to a day filled with interactive, career-themed workshops and activities, along with an exclusive live performance by SOCAN members and radio chart-toppers, Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (USS). The guest of honour was the Learning Partnership’s National Director of Programs, Kim Miller, who kicked off the performance with words of encouragement for the students, who were seated in the front row. Miller officially declared the event a day of learning fo... -
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Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2016 V.2
Atelier comédie réalisé par les élèves de 3ème techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche, lors de leur séminaire d'animation Eupen 2016. A partir des pistes fournies, les élèves ont imaginé, en autonomie et avec un engouement qui faisait plaisir à voir, des caricatures de personnages truculents, parfois ignobles, propres à l'univers des Petites annonces d'Elie Semoun… P. Vansina -
2015 SOCAN AGM - pt 1
More than 250 SOCAN members gathered in Toronto’s Glenn Gould Studio to attend the organization’s 2015 annual general meeting. The review of SOCAN’s major achievements in 2014 was also streamed live online in English and French to many more members who could not attend in-person. SOCAN CEO Eric Baptiste shared SOCAN’s record financial results for the year, including total revenue of $299.5-million; more than $55-million of that in international revenue; $21.3-million collected from Internet streaming, up from $3.4-million in 2013, a 525% increase; and a new record low expense ratio of 9.5 percent, the first time this ratio has fallen below 10 percent. Baptiste said that SOCAN “is an amazingly dynamic organization, and we’re very proud of our fantastic members.” SOCAN President Stan Meiss... -
SOCAN Interviews Mac DeMarco @ The Junos 2015
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SOCAN Awards Gala 2012
For more details and photos, go to: http://www.socan.ca/news/23rd-annual-socan-awards-toronto The Canadian music industry gathered at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto on Nov. 19, 2012, to honour many of Canada's most talented songwriters, composers, lyricists and music publishers at the 23rd annual SOCAN Awards Gala. Hosted in a very lively manner by CTV's Seamus O'Regan, the SOCAN Awards acknowledged SOCAN members' outstanding national and international achievements in 2011. Presented by SOCAN and sponsored by Gowlings, KPMG and NOW weekly, the SOCAN Awards Gala recognizes the accomplishments of Canadian songwriters in pop/rock, dance, urban, country, jazz, folk/roots, classical, film & television, and International categories. Recipients of SOCAN's major achievement awards this year were Br... -
Entrevue SOCAN : Jean Leloup au Gala de l'ADISQ 2015
Jean Leloup est reparti du Gala de l'ADISQ 2015 les mains pleines de trois Félix, soit ceux de l’Auteur-compositeur de l’année, de la Chanson de l’année et de l’Interprète de l’année. L’auteur de Paradis City (Choix de la critique et Album rock de l’année lors du Premier Gala de l’ADISQ le 27 octobre dernier), s’est entretenu avec le rédacteur en chef du magazine Web Paroles & Musique, Eric Parazelli, tout de suite après le tourbillon d’éloges qui l’a visiblement laissé ébranlé, mais non sans voix. Pour les détails de cette 37e édition du Gala de l'ADISQ visitez le http://www.socan.ca/fr/news/entrevues-video-jean-leloup-et-ariane-moffatt-consacres-au-37e-gala-de-ladisq -
Film muet Apesanteur 3 SOCAN 2012
Film muet à CHUTE réalisé au cours d'art dramatique (avec le soutien du cours d'arts plastiques) du CNDBS de Binche en 2012. Classe de 3e techniques sociales et d'animation (3e SOCAN). Licences des musiques : Bill cheathum http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/ Zigizigi tonight http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Bravo aux supers élèves ! PV -
Marie-Mai, Fred St-Gelais - 25e Gala de la SOCAN - Chanson populaire (Nous sommes les mêmes)
Marie-Mai et Fred St-Gelais offrent leurs remerciements après avoir reçu le Prix SOCAN Chansons Populaires pour « Nous sommes les mêmes » lors du gala 2014 des Prix SOCAN, remis à Montréal le 2 décembre 2014. Ce gala est un des événements phares de l'industrie canadienne de la musique et vise à souligner les accomplissements les plus remarquables des plus de 120 000 auteurs-compositeurs et éditeurs membres de la SOCAN. Deux galas, un en anglais et l'autre en français, ont lieu annuellement afin de souligner le travail des artistes et artisans dans les deux langues officielles. Recevoir un prix SOCAN est une des plus grandes distinctions de l'industrie de la musique. « Nous sommes les mêmes » Auteurs-compositeurs : Marie Mai, Fred St-Gelais Éditeurs : Éditions Bloc-Notes, Productions J inc... -
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SOCAN – Licensed to Play – Elevating music
As part of SOCAN's Licensed to Play campaign, and to promote the value of music, we've teamed up with students from Sheridan College to create three 15-second videos that communicate core messages with a fun, fast, engaging and youthful approach. Filmed on location at Sheridan College, the project involved compiling a full production team of Media Arts students and recent graduates; auditioning actors for the various parts, including the voiceovers; writing the script; and storyboarding the videos. Scripted and filmed in a lighthearted way, video is designed to reach business owners and educate them on the value of music Each humourous video demonstrates what it would be like if, in order for their customers to hear music, a business had to arrange for live music to be played. As great a... -
Arcade Fire - Gala de la SOCAN 2015 - Prix International
Régine Chassagne et Richard Parry d'Arcade Fire offrent leurs remerciements après avoir reçu le Prix International lors du Gala de la SOCAN 2015, s'étant déroulé au Métropolis de Montréal le 5 octobre 2015. Ce gala est un des événements phares de l'industrie canadienne de la musique et vise à souligner les accomplissements les plus remarquables des plus de 130 000 auteurs-compositeurs et éditeurs membres de la SOCAN. Deux galas, un en anglais et l'autre en français, ont lieu annuellement afin de souligner le travail des artistes et artisans dans les deux langues officielles. Recevoir un prix SOCAN est une des plus grandes distinctions de l'industrie de la musique. Pour tous les détails et la liste complète des récipiendaires du 26e Gala de la SOCAN: http://ow.ly/TloHC -
The 2015 SOCAN Awards
A who’s who of the Canadian music industry gathered last night in Toronto to honour Canada's most talented “Born to Be” songwriters, composers, lyricists and music publishers at the 26th SOCAN Awards. Sponsored by Gowlings, KPMG, RBC and HMV, and hosted my CMT Canada’s Paul McGuire, the SOCAN Awards recognize the lifetime and more recent achievements of Canada’s music creators, honoured in a host of categories, including Pop/Rock, Dance, Urban, Country, Jazz, Folk/Roots, Classical, and Film & Television. Recipients of SOCAN’s major achievement awards this year were the legendary Randy Bachman (Lifetime Achievement), Dallas Green (National Achievement), MAGIC! (International Achievement), music industry pioneer Bernie Finkelstein (Special Achievement), and “Born to be Wild” songwriter Mar... -
Gino Soccio - 25e Gala de la SOCAN - Classiques
Gino Soccio offre ses remerciements après avoir reçu un Prix Classiques de la SOCAN pour «Dancer» lors du gala 2014 des Prix SOCAN, remis à Montréal le 2 décembre 2014. Ce gala est un des événements phares de l'industrie canadienne de la musique et vise à souligner les accomplissements les plus remarquables des plus de 120 000 auteurs-compositeurs et éditeurs membres de la SOCAN. Deux galas, un en anglais et l'autre en français, ont lieu annuellement afin de souligner le travail des artistes et artisans dans les deux langues officielles. Recevoir un prix SOCAN est une des plus grandes distinctions de l'industrie de la musique. « Dancer » Auteur-compositeur : Gino Soccio Éditeur : Prime Quality Music Pour tous les détails et la liste complète des récipiendaires du 25e Gala de la SOCAN 201... -
Marie-Mai, Fred St-Gelais - Gala de la SOCAN - Chansons populaires - Jamais trop tard
Andee et Sébastien Lefebvre offrent leurs remerciements après avoir reçu un Prix Chansons populaires (anglophones), pour la pièce «Never Gone» lors du Gala de la SOCAN 2015, s'étant déroulé au Métropolis de Montréal le 5 octobre 2015. Ce gala est un des événements phares de l'industrie canadienne de la musique et vise à souligner les accomplissements les plus remarquables des plus de 130 000 auteurs-compositeurs et éditeurs membres de la SOCAN. Deux galas, un en anglais et l'autre en français, ont lieu annuellement afin de souligner le travail des artistes et artisans dans les deux langues officielles. Recevoir un prix SOCAN est une des plus grandes distinctions de l'industrie de la musique. « Jamais trop tard » Marie-Mai / Fred St-Gelais Éditions Groupe Archambault Éditions Bloc-Notes Éd...
What is SOCAN?
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- Duration: 2:25
- Updated: 28 Feb 2014
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A quick explanation of what SOCAN does, created with students from Sheridan College's animation program. The two-minute video was designed to provide a synopsis...
A quick explanation of what SOCAN does, created with students from Sheridan College's animation program. The two-minute video was designed to provide a synopsis of performing rights and music licensing, while describing SOCAN's domestic and international role in the world of performing rights.
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A quick explanation of what SOCAN does, created with students from Sheridan College's animation program. The two-minute video was designed to provide a synopsis of performing rights and music licensing, while describing SOCAN's domestic and international role in the world of performing rights.
- published: 28 Feb 2014
- views: 9854
SOCAN Guide Book
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- Duration: 3:41
- Updated: 08 Mar 2013
- views: 1671
Click on the new how-to-video we've created, that walks you through the four simple steps to follow when completing a form. We've used Tariff 15A as an example....
Click on the new how-to-video we've created, that walks you through the four simple steps to follow when completing a form. We've used Tariff 15A as an example.
For more SOCAN licensing information and to access SOCAN's licensing forms click here: www.socan.ca/licensees/music-use
wn.com/Socan Guide Book
Click on the new how-to-video we've created, that walks you through the four simple steps to follow when completing a form. We've used Tariff 15A as an example.
For more SOCAN licensing information and to access SOCAN's licensing forms click here: www.socan.ca/licensees/music-use
- published: 08 Mar 2013
- views: 1671
Is SOCAN still relevant? (PART 5)
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- Duration: 7:09
- Updated: 27 Feb 2013
- views: 769
Can the Music Industry be Saved? (continued)
Part 5 from a series of short videos taken from a recent panel discussion which also included Eddie Schwartz, Jean...
Can the Music Industry be Saved? (continued)
Part 5 from a series of short videos taken from a recent panel discussion which also included Eddie Schwartz, Jean-Robert Bisaillon, Jane McGarrigle, Michael McCarty and Jennifer Brown
ABOUT THE PANELISTS
Eddie Schwartz
Eddie Schwartz is a Toronto singer/songwriter/producer currently residing in Nashville. Best known for writing such classic hit songs as "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" recorded by Pat Benetar, "Don't Shed A Tear" by Paul Carrack, "The Doctor" by the Doobie Brothers and "When There's Time For Love" by Lawrence Gowan, Eddie has over two hundred songs recorded by artists including Joe Cocker, Carly Simon, Robert Palmer, Donna Summer, Rita Coolidge, Rascal Flatts and Amy Sky. His worldwide sales are currently in excess of 65 million recordings.
Eddie has won numerous music industry awards including multiple Junos, BMI awards and SOCAN awards, including SOCAN's Lifetime Achievement award.
In addition, he has served for many years on a number of boards including the Songwriters Association of Canada, SOCAN, CARAS and the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, and is a graduate of the prestigious Leadership Music program in Nashville. Eddie continues to advocate for music creators in Canada and around the world. In late 2012 Eddie was appointed a Member of the Order of Canada.
Jean-Robert Bisaillon
Jean-Robert Bisaillon is the founder and president of iconoclaste musique inc. an artist management and Web marketing & design company. He was an active writer and composer in the groups French B and Disappointed A Few People. He's a board member of SOCAN and the Songwriters Association of Canada. He has more recently published « Le guide Internet des auteurs et compositeurs » for SPACQ, the book introduces artists to the process of using the Web for their A2F music distribution and promotion. He is currently completing a masters degree on the social impact of music metadata, crowdsourcing and open data exchange protocols at INRS in Montreal.
Jane McGarrigle
Jane McGarrigle is the elder sister of Kate and Anna McGarrigle, and has written and performed several songs with the duo, including producing their album Love Over and Over. Jane served as her sisters' music manager for a time, and then in the 1990s managed the band Three O'Clock Train. She has also worked in music management with Pierre Marchand, Sarah McLachlan, Daniel Lanois, and The Neville Brothers. In addition she previously served on the board of the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada, as chair of the Communications Committee.
Jennifer Brown
Jennifer Brown is responsible for the collection of royalties for the public performance of music in Canada based on tariffs set by the Copyright Board of Canada. She manages relationships with existing media, concert, and general licensees and develops relationships with new ones. With over 15 years of experience at SOCAN, Jennifer has held a number of progressive positions within the Membership, Business Change, and Licensing departments. Some highlights from Jennifer's career to date include establishing the SOCAN Information Centre, leading the development of industry-leading e-commerce applications, and achieving stellar operational results within Licensing.
Michael McCarty
Michael McCarty is an internationally experienced senior music publishing executive with expertise in managing a creative driven business. He understands the dynamics of IP, copyrights and money, and is very positive about the opportunity landscape for copyrights.
Throughout his career McCarty has been focused on the creative aspects of the business, developing young talent by providing financial investment, and creative development to artists and songwriters.
McCarty is a member of the Board of Directors of SOCAN; the Canadian Music Publishers Association (CMPA); past director and President of the Canadian Musical Reproduction Rights Agency (CMRRA) and a founding director of the Canadian Songwriters Hall Of Fame. McCarty has been a leader in advocating for a better copyright environment, and has overseen copyright advocacy programs involving the media and direct government lobbying.
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Can the Music Industry be Saved? (continued)
Part 5 from a series of short videos taken from a recent panel discussion which also included Eddie Schwartz, Jean-Robert Bisaillon, Jane McGarrigle, Michael McCarty and Jennifer Brown
ABOUT THE PANELISTS
Eddie Schwartz
Eddie Schwartz is a Toronto singer/songwriter/producer currently residing in Nashville. Best known for writing such classic hit songs as "Hit Me With Your Best Shot" recorded by Pat Benetar, "Don't Shed A Tear" by Paul Carrack, "The Doctor" by the Doobie Brothers and "When There's Time For Love" by Lawrence Gowan, Eddie has over two hundred songs recorded by artists including Joe Cocker, Carly Simon, Robert Palmer, Donna Summer, Rita Coolidge, Rascal Flatts and Amy Sky. His worldwide sales are currently in excess of 65 million recordings.
Eddie has won numerous music industry awards including multiple Junos, BMI awards and SOCAN awards, including SOCAN's Lifetime Achievement award.
In addition, he has served for many years on a number of boards including the Songwriters Association of Canada, SOCAN, CARAS and the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, and is a graduate of the prestigious Leadership Music program in Nashville. Eddie continues to advocate for music creators in Canada and around the world. In late 2012 Eddie was appointed a Member of the Order of Canada.
Jean-Robert Bisaillon
Jean-Robert Bisaillon is the founder and president of iconoclaste musique inc. an artist management and Web marketing & design company. He was an active writer and composer in the groups French B and Disappointed A Few People. He's a board member of SOCAN and the Songwriters Association of Canada. He has more recently published « Le guide Internet des auteurs et compositeurs » for SPACQ, the book introduces artists to the process of using the Web for their A2F music distribution and promotion. He is currently completing a masters degree on the social impact of music metadata, crowdsourcing and open data exchange protocols at INRS in Montreal.
Jane McGarrigle
Jane McGarrigle is the elder sister of Kate and Anna McGarrigle, and has written and performed several songs with the duo, including producing their album Love Over and Over. Jane served as her sisters' music manager for a time, and then in the 1990s managed the band Three O'Clock Train. She has also worked in music management with Pierre Marchand, Sarah McLachlan, Daniel Lanois, and The Neville Brothers. In addition she previously served on the board of the Society of Composers, Authors and Music Publishers of Canada, as chair of the Communications Committee.
Jennifer Brown
Jennifer Brown is responsible for the collection of royalties for the public performance of music in Canada based on tariffs set by the Copyright Board of Canada. She manages relationships with existing media, concert, and general licensees and develops relationships with new ones. With over 15 years of experience at SOCAN, Jennifer has held a number of progressive positions within the Membership, Business Change, and Licensing departments. Some highlights from Jennifer's career to date include establishing the SOCAN Information Centre, leading the development of industry-leading e-commerce applications, and achieving stellar operational results within Licensing.
Michael McCarty
Michael McCarty is an internationally experienced senior music publishing executive with expertise in managing a creative driven business. He understands the dynamics of IP, copyrights and money, and is very positive about the opportunity landscape for copyrights.
Throughout his career McCarty has been focused on the creative aspects of the business, developing young talent by providing financial investment, and creative development to artists and songwriters.
McCarty is a member of the Board of Directors of SOCAN; the Canadian Music Publishers Association (CMPA); past director and President of the Canadian Musical Reproduction Rights Agency (CMRRA) and a founding director of the Canadian Songwriters Hall Of Fame. McCarty has been a leader in advocating for a better copyright environment, and has overseen copyright advocacy programs involving the media and direct government lobbying.
- published: 27 Feb 2013
- views: 769
Introducing . . . The SOCAN
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- Duration: 1:59
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
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SOCAN partnered with SABIAN and Society Awards to create the world's first major music industry trophy that is also a musical instrument. This is the story of t...
SOCAN partnered with SABIAN and Society Awards to create the world's first major music industry trophy that is also a musical instrument. This is the story of the vision, design and creation of The SOCAN.
Read more about it at: http://www.socan.ca/news/socan-unveils-world's-first-music-industry-trophymusical-instrument
wn.com/Introducing . . . The Socan
SOCAN partnered with SABIAN and Society Awards to create the world's first major music industry trophy that is also a musical instrument. This is the story of the vision, design and creation of The SOCAN.
Read more about it at: http://www.socan.ca/news/socan-unveils-world's-first-music-industry-trophymusical-instrument
- published: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 637
Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2014
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:01
- Updated: 10 Feb 2014
- views: 850
Atelier comédie réalisé à Wanne lors du séminaire d'animation 2014 proposé aux élèves de techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche. A partir des pis...
Atelier comédie réalisé à Wanne lors du séminaire d'animation 2014 proposé aux élèves de techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche. A partir des pistes fournies, les élèves de 3ème ont imaginé en autonomie et avec talent des personnages truculents, parfois totalement ignobles, propres à l'univers d'Elie Semoun. Il est évident que ces personnages constituent des caricatures et ne reflètent pas les convictions personnelles des auteurs et acteurs. Bonne découverte ! P.V.
wn.com/Petites Annonces 3 Socan 2014
Atelier comédie réalisé à Wanne lors du séminaire d'animation 2014 proposé aux élèves de techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche. A partir des pistes fournies, les élèves de 3ème ont imaginé en autonomie et avec talent des personnages truculents, parfois totalement ignobles, propres à l'univers d'Elie Semoun. Il est évident que ces personnages constituent des caricatures et ne reflètent pas les convictions personnelles des auteurs et acteurs. Bonne découverte ! P.V.
- published: 10 Feb 2014
- views: 850
Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2015
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- Duration: 11:21
- Updated: 02 Mar 2015
- views: 899
Atelier comédie réalisé à Han/sur/Lesse lors du séminaire d'animation 2015 proposé aux élèves de techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche. A partir...
Atelier comédie réalisé à Han/sur/Lesse lors du séminaire d'animation 2015 proposé aux élèves de techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche. A partir des pistes fournies, les élèves du cours d'art dramatique de 3ème ont imaginé, en autonomie et avec talent, des personnages truculents, parfois totalement ignobles, propres à l'univers d'Elie Semoun. Il est évident que ces personnages constituent des caricatures. Les élèves qui les interprètent sont nettement plus fréquentables… P.Vansina
wn.com/Petites Annonces 3 Socan 2015
Atelier comédie réalisé à Han/sur/Lesse lors du séminaire d'animation 2015 proposé aux élèves de techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche. A partir des pistes fournies, les élèves du cours d'art dramatique de 3ème ont imaginé, en autonomie et avec talent, des personnages truculents, parfois totalement ignobles, propres à l'univers d'Elie Semoun. Il est évident que ces personnages constituent des caricatures. Les élèves qui les interprètent sont nettement plus fréquentables… P.Vansina
- published: 02 Mar 2015
- views: 899
SOCAN Toronto Awards Gala 2014, Highlights
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- Duration: 3:01
- Updated: 12 Aug 2014
- views: 562
The Canadian music industry gathered at the Westin Harbour Castle Hotel in Toronto on June 16, 2014, to honour Canada's most successful songwriters, composers, ...
The Canadian music industry gathered at the Westin Harbour Castle Hotel in Toronto on June 16, 2014, to honour Canada's most successful songwriters, composers, lyricists and music publishers at the 25th anniversary SOCAN awards. The video features great highlights from the night, including Gordon Lightfoot, Carly Rae Jepsen, Dragonette, Serena Ryder and more.
More footage from the SOCAN awards to come. Follow us to stay updated!
http://twitter.com/socanmusic
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The Canadian music industry gathered at the Westin Harbour Castle Hotel in Toronto on June 16, 2014, to honour Canada's most successful songwriters, composers, lyricists and music publishers at the 25th anniversary SOCAN awards. The video features great highlights from the night, including Gordon Lightfoot, Carly Rae Jepsen, Dragonette, Serena Ryder and more.
More footage from the SOCAN awards to come. Follow us to stay updated!
http://twitter.com/socanmusic
http://facebook.com/socanmusic
- published: 12 Aug 2014
- views: 562
Qu'est-ce donc que SOCAN?
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- Duration: 2:27
- Updated: 04 Mar 2014
- views: 1013
La SOCAN vient de lancer sa première vidéo animée, « Qu'est-ce donc que la SOCAN? », qui aide à expliquer qui nous sommes et ce que nous faisons. Créée en parte...
La SOCAN vient de lancer sa première vidéo animée, « Qu'est-ce donc que la SOCAN? », qui aide à expliquer qui nous sommes et ce que nous faisons. Créée en partenariat avec des étudiants en animation du Collège Sheridan, la vidéo de deux minutes vise à informer et à divertir, tout en décrivant notre rôle au sein du monde des droits d'exécution au pays.
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La SOCAN vient de lancer sa première vidéo animée, « Qu'est-ce donc que la SOCAN? », qui aide à expliquer qui nous sommes et ce que nous faisons. Créée en partenariat avec des étudiants en animation du Collège Sheridan, la vidéo de deux minutes vise à informer et à divertir, tout en décrivant notre rôle au sein du monde des droits d'exécution au pays.
- published: 04 Mar 2014
- views: 1013
Take Our Kids to Work Day at SOCAN - #KidsToWork
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- Duration: 3:23
- Updated: 08 Dec 2014
- views: 292
The spirit of music was alive and thriving at SOCAN on Nov. 5, 2014, where the organization once again participated in the Learning Partnership’s annual Take Ou...
The spirit of music was alive and thriving at SOCAN on Nov. 5, 2014, where the organization once again participated in the Learning Partnership’s annual Take Our Kids to Work Day, a highly-respected national program in its 20th year, with a mission to offer Grade 9 students a direct view into the workforce.
Students visiting SOCAN were treated to a day filled with interactive, career-themed workshops and activities, along with an exclusive live performance by SOCAN members and radio chart-toppers, Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (USS).
The guest of honour was the Learning Partnership’s National Director of Programs, Kim Miller, who kicked off the performance with words of encouragement for the students, who were seated in the front row. Miller officially declared the event a day of learning for the students, and added, “Hopefully you’ve had an opportunity to ask lots of questions to all the people that work here, because they all do different work, they all come from different educational backgrounds, they’ve all landed here in a different way, and that’s important for you to find out.”
Along with being treated to the ever-popular (invite-only) SOCAN Sessions, students met with SOCAN CEO Eric Baptiste to learn first-hand what a day in the life of a CEO entails, and also about the important role that education played in his career. Human Resources Generalist Sarah Smolej lead an informative workshop titled “Preparing for the Future,” where students learned about the art of effective résumé writing, and were given a sneak peek at the types of things they might expect to encounter during their first job interview.
A break in the day also presented students with time to participate in a “Meet SOCAN’s employees” challenge, a game designed to inspire curiosity and healthy competition. Free to roam the halls of SOCAN, much like they would at school in between classes, students were guided to the various departments. The challenge encouraged students to initiate questions with employee in an attempt to learn a little bit more about what their job functions are, and their favourite aspects of their roles.
Over the years, more than 5.7 million students have benefitted from Take Our Kids to Work Day, and this year alone, 75,000 businesses like SOCAN are helping generation Z prepare for their future. Says Chimone Rattan, SOCAN’s Program & Products Coordinator, “This year’s event was tailored to support the students’ career development by helping them make the connection between school, the world of work, and their own futures.” She adds, “But also to educate them on the important role that SOCAN plays in the music industry.”
When asked what she thought of the day’s events, Grade 9 student Annabel Berthoff said, “I now know much more about what goes on behind the scenes in this part of the Canadian music industry, and have a better understanding of what I might want to do in the future.”
To view more photos of SOCAN’s Take Our Kids to Work Day, visit our Facebook page.
- See more at: http://www.socan.ca/news/socan-takes-part-2014-take-our-kids-work-day#sthash.3EomGHbp.dpuf
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The spirit of music was alive and thriving at SOCAN on Nov. 5, 2014, where the organization once again participated in the Learning Partnership’s annual Take Our Kids to Work Day, a highly-respected national program in its 20th year, with a mission to offer Grade 9 students a direct view into the workforce.
Students visiting SOCAN were treated to a day filled with interactive, career-themed workshops and activities, along with an exclusive live performance by SOCAN members and radio chart-toppers, Ubiquitous Synergy Seeker (USS).
The guest of honour was the Learning Partnership’s National Director of Programs, Kim Miller, who kicked off the performance with words of encouragement for the students, who were seated in the front row. Miller officially declared the event a day of learning for the students, and added, “Hopefully you’ve had an opportunity to ask lots of questions to all the people that work here, because they all do different work, they all come from different educational backgrounds, they’ve all landed here in a different way, and that’s important for you to find out.”
Along with being treated to the ever-popular (invite-only) SOCAN Sessions, students met with SOCAN CEO Eric Baptiste to learn first-hand what a day in the life of a CEO entails, and also about the important role that education played in his career. Human Resources Generalist Sarah Smolej lead an informative workshop titled “Preparing for the Future,” where students learned about the art of effective résumé writing, and were given a sneak peek at the types of things they might expect to encounter during their first job interview.
A break in the day also presented students with time to participate in a “Meet SOCAN’s employees” challenge, a game designed to inspire curiosity and healthy competition. Free to roam the halls of SOCAN, much like they would at school in between classes, students were guided to the various departments. The challenge encouraged students to initiate questions with employee in an attempt to learn a little bit more about what their job functions are, and their favourite aspects of their roles.
Over the years, more than 5.7 million students have benefitted from Take Our Kids to Work Day, and this year alone, 75,000 businesses like SOCAN are helping generation Z prepare for their future. Says Chimone Rattan, SOCAN’s Program & Products Coordinator, “This year’s event was tailored to support the students’ career development by helping them make the connection between school, the world of work, and their own futures.” She adds, “But also to educate them on the important role that SOCAN plays in the music industry.”
When asked what she thought of the day’s events, Grade 9 student Annabel Berthoff said, “I now know much more about what goes on behind the scenes in this part of the Canadian music industry, and have a better understanding of what I might want to do in the future.”
To view more photos of SOCAN’s Take Our Kids to Work Day, visit our Facebook page.
- See more at: http://www.socan.ca/news/socan-takes-part-2014-take-our-kids-work-day#sthash.3EomGHbp.dpuf
- published: 08 Dec 2014
- views: 292
SOCAN at the #JUNOS - Nominations 2015
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- Duration: 2:29
- Updated: 30 Jan 2015
- views: 392
SOCAN members react to their 2015 JUNO nominations.
Stay tuned to SOCAN TV for full interviews with nominated SOCAN members, coming soon!
SOCAN members react to their 2015 JUNO nominations.
Stay tuned to SOCAN TV for full interviews with nominated SOCAN members, coming soon!
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Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2016 V.2
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- Duration: 18:06
- Updated: 15 Mar 2016
- views: 255
Atelier comédie réalisé par les élèves de 3ème techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche, lors de leur séminaire d'animation Eupen 2016. A partir de...
Atelier comédie réalisé par les élèves de 3ème techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche, lors de leur séminaire d'animation Eupen 2016. A partir des pistes fournies, les élèves ont imaginé, en autonomie et avec un engouement qui faisait plaisir à voir, des caricatures de personnages truculents, parfois ignobles, propres à l'univers des Petites annonces d'Elie Semoun… P. Vansina
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Atelier comédie réalisé par les élèves de 3ème techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS de Binche, lors de leur séminaire d'animation Eupen 2016. A partir des pistes fournies, les élèves ont imaginé, en autonomie et avec un engouement qui faisait plaisir à voir, des caricatures de personnages truculents, parfois ignobles, propres à l'univers des Petites annonces d'Elie Semoun… P. Vansina
- published: 15 Mar 2016
- views: 255
2015 SOCAN AGM - pt 1
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- Duration: 17:41
- Updated: 22 Sep 2015
- views: 97
More than 250 SOCAN members gathered in Toronto’s Glenn Gould Studio to attend the organization’s 2015 annual general meeting. The review of SOCAN’s major achie...
More than 250 SOCAN members gathered in Toronto’s Glenn Gould Studio to attend the organization’s 2015 annual general meeting. The review of SOCAN’s major achievements in 2014 was also streamed live online in English and French to many more members who could not attend in-person.
SOCAN CEO Eric Baptiste shared SOCAN’s record financial results for the year, including total revenue of $299.5-million; more than $55-million of that in international revenue; $21.3-million collected from Internet streaming, up from $3.4-million in 2013, a 525% increase; and a new record low expense ratio of 9.5 percent, the first time this ratio has fallen below 10 percent. Baptiste said that SOCAN “is an amazingly dynamic organization, and we’re very proud of our fantastic members.”
SOCAN President Stan Meissner reported that the organization now numbers more than 130,000 members. He also discussed Copyright Board of Canada’s rulings on Tariff 22.D regarding audio-visual works on the Internet, which have had a positive impact for SOCAN members. Meissner explained that SOCAN transformed its Montreal office in 2014, preparing to move to its new premises in early 2015, and in some re-organization and staffing changes.
And he talked about new developments at the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, including a new content-rich website, national education program, and Covered Classics song inductions. Said Meissner of SOCAN, “We continue to shine as a leading rights organization.”
For a more thorough accounting of SOCAN’s activities in 2014, see our full Annual Report. Watch this website for a video report on the AGM soon.
Baptiste described how SOCAN’s embraces transparency, by allowing members to “drill down” in their royalty statements to see exactly when and where their music was played; by providing an online royalty calculator; and by providing an online unidentified performances list, among other initiatives. SOCAN’s new board of directors was announced, and outgoing directors Jim Vallance and Neville Quinlan were thanked for their years of service, while incoming directors Safwan Javed and Robert Ott were welcomed to the board.
The question period included queries about the use and investment of funds being held for unidentified performances; why SOCAN has no real role in dispute resolution among co-writers; why income from online streaming services is so low; how SOCAN works to avoid music metatags being missed in radio tracking, by using strong audio fingerprint recognition services; how SOCAN works to license unlicensed venues; and why obtaining royalties from China is often challenging for SOCAN.
SOCAN Chief Membership & Business Development Officer Michael McCarty conducted a brief interview with SOCAN member Hawksley Workman, who was genuine, thoughtful and amusing in his responses to McCarty’s questions. Workman – who replaced ailing Serena Ryder at the last minute -- discussed the relationship between his work as a drummer and a songwriter (“It’s always the drummer’s fault,” he joked); why he enjoys collaborating (“I get bored really quick”); working as an actor, playwright, songwriter and producer (“In the Canadian music business you have to be good at a couple of things”); the importance of being genuine and trusting your instinct (“If I can’t write the big hit, at least I can be myself”); and what he would advise young members (“The music has got to be great”).
After the meeting, attending members enjoyed a reception where they could ask SOCAN staff and executives further questions and otherwise network amongst themselves.
wn.com/2015 Socan Agm Pt 1
More than 250 SOCAN members gathered in Toronto’s Glenn Gould Studio to attend the organization’s 2015 annual general meeting. The review of SOCAN’s major achievements in 2014 was also streamed live online in English and French to many more members who could not attend in-person.
SOCAN CEO Eric Baptiste shared SOCAN’s record financial results for the year, including total revenue of $299.5-million; more than $55-million of that in international revenue; $21.3-million collected from Internet streaming, up from $3.4-million in 2013, a 525% increase; and a new record low expense ratio of 9.5 percent, the first time this ratio has fallen below 10 percent. Baptiste said that SOCAN “is an amazingly dynamic organization, and we’re very proud of our fantastic members.”
SOCAN President Stan Meissner reported that the organization now numbers more than 130,000 members. He also discussed Copyright Board of Canada’s rulings on Tariff 22.D regarding audio-visual works on the Internet, which have had a positive impact for SOCAN members. Meissner explained that SOCAN transformed its Montreal office in 2014, preparing to move to its new premises in early 2015, and in some re-organization and staffing changes.
And he talked about new developments at the Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame, including a new content-rich website, national education program, and Covered Classics song inductions. Said Meissner of SOCAN, “We continue to shine as a leading rights organization.”
For a more thorough accounting of SOCAN’s activities in 2014, see our full Annual Report. Watch this website for a video report on the AGM soon.
Baptiste described how SOCAN’s embraces transparency, by allowing members to “drill down” in their royalty statements to see exactly when and where their music was played; by providing an online royalty calculator; and by providing an online unidentified performances list, among other initiatives. SOCAN’s new board of directors was announced, and outgoing directors Jim Vallance and Neville Quinlan were thanked for their years of service, while incoming directors Safwan Javed and Robert Ott were welcomed to the board.
The question period included queries about the use and investment of funds being held for unidentified performances; why SOCAN has no real role in dispute resolution among co-writers; why income from online streaming services is so low; how SOCAN works to avoid music metatags being missed in radio tracking, by using strong audio fingerprint recognition services; how SOCAN works to license unlicensed venues; and why obtaining royalties from China is often challenging for SOCAN.
SOCAN Chief Membership & Business Development Officer Michael McCarty conducted a brief interview with SOCAN member Hawksley Workman, who was genuine, thoughtful and amusing in his responses to McCarty’s questions. Workman – who replaced ailing Serena Ryder at the last minute -- discussed the relationship between his work as a drummer and a songwriter (“It’s always the drummer’s fault,” he joked); why he enjoys collaborating (“I get bored really quick”); working as an actor, playwright, songwriter and producer (“In the Canadian music business you have to be good at a couple of things”); the importance of being genuine and trusting your instinct (“If I can’t write the big hit, at least I can be myself”); and what he would advise young members (“The music has got to be great”).
After the meeting, attending members enjoyed a reception where they could ask SOCAN staff and executives further questions and otherwise network amongst themselves.
- published: 22 Sep 2015
- views: 97
SOCAN Interviews Mac DeMarco @ The Junos 2015
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- Duration: 2:07
- Updated: 10 Apr 2015
- views: 3755
- published: 10 Apr 2015
- views: 3755
SOCAN Awards Gala 2012
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- Duration: 0:51
- Updated: 11 Mar 2013
- views: 1027
For more details and photos, go to: http://www.socan.ca/news/23rd-annual-socan-awards-toronto
The Canadian music industry gathered at Roy Thomson Hall in Toron...
For more details and photos, go to: http://www.socan.ca/news/23rd-annual-socan-awards-toronto
The Canadian music industry gathered at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto on Nov. 19, 2012, to honour many of Canada's most talented songwriters, composers, lyricists and music publishers at the 23rd annual SOCAN Awards Gala. Hosted in a very lively manner by CTV's Seamus O'Regan, the SOCAN Awards acknowledged SOCAN members' outstanding national and international achievements in 2011.
Presented by SOCAN and sponsored by Gowlings, KPMG and NOW weekly, the SOCAN Awards Gala recognizes the accomplishments of Canadian songwriters in pop/rock, dance, urban, country, jazz, folk/roots, classical, film & television, and International categories. Recipients of SOCAN's major achievement awards this year were Bruce Cockburn, who won the Lifetime Achievement Award; Trooper, who earned the National Achievement Award; and Joel Zimmerman, aka deadmau5, who garnered the International Achievement Award, in recognition of his outstanding worldwide success in 2011.
SOCAN members Dean Brody, Kristina Maria, Alex Cuba, Hedley's Jacob Hoggard, Fefe Dobson, David Myles, Mychael Danna and Bob Ezrin were all in attendance to receive their awards. Performers at the show included electro-pop group Dragonette, who opened the proceedings with a bang; pop tunesmith Hawksley Workman, who lead a three-song medley -- with Royal Wood and Serena Ryder -- that lit up the night in tribute to Bruce Cockburn; indie-rock trio Young Rival, who shook the rafters with their viral YouTube sensation "Restless"; and urban star Danny Fernandes, who brought unprecedented hip-hop beats to the refined confines of Roy Thomson Hall.
The evening was filled with celebration and accolades. SOCAN members receiving songwriting honours included: Three Days Grace for "Lost in You," Michael Bublé and Robert Grant Scott for "Hollywood," and K'NAAN for "The Lazy Song" in the pop/rock category; JRDN for "Like Magic" in the urban music category; and Johnny Reid for "Let's Go Higher" in the country music category. Bublé and Scott earned a second win with the International Song Award for "Hollywood," while Ra McGuire and Brian Smith of Trooper received three SOCAN Classic Awards for "Janine," "General Hand Grenade" and "Raise A Little Hell," all of which have earned more than 100,000 radio airplays.
The evening was also filled with humour. Dragonette's Martina Sorbara joked that Martin Solveig -- the co-writer of her Dance Music Award-winning song "Hello" -- deserved "half of this award, or technically, more than half." Presenter Raoul Bhaneja improvised a little harmonica solo, then joked that he would file a SOCAN Notice of Live Music Performance form online to collect royalties for it. Stephen Chatman, winner of the Jan V. Matajcek new classical music award said that he felt "so fortunate to be standing here, because most classical composers are dead." Mark Gane, who won a SOCAN Classic Award for writing the Martha & The Muffins hit song "Echo Beach," allowed that it was only the third song he ever wrote, and that he's still surprised at its success. Presenter Damhnait Doyle recalled watching Bruce Cockburn from behind the stage at a folk festival, "and all I could think was, 'Bruce's ass looks great in those cargo pants.'" At the end of the night, host Seamus O'Regan donned a deadmau5 hoodie, complete with mouse ears and face mask, to introduce a video tribute to the electronic music wizard, who couldn't attend the show.
On a more serious note, almost all of the awards winners thanked radio for playing their songs, and SOCAN for "fighting for our rights." Trooper's Ra McGuire said he was "proud to be part of the Canadian community of songwriters, composers and music-makers." Bruce Cockburn said the live tribute to his songs made him want to get up and play, and that it was "great fun to hear those songs performed tonight," and added that he's "uncomfortable thinking of myself as having a career...I was just doing what there was to do."
"Original music brings joy to Canadians," says SOCAN CEO Eric Baptiste. "It's essential to our national pride and culture. Our songwriters and composers continue to create music that is being played both at home and around the world, while our publishers work diligently to expand the markets for Canadian music. We're proud to congratulate all of the SOCAN Award recipients for their accomplishments."
SOCAN also recognizes outstanding Francophone music creators and publishers at an awards gala on Nov. 21, 2012, at the Hyatt Regency in Montreal. A wide-ranging variety of SOCAN members will join host Michel Faubert in celebration of this year's Francophone SOCAN award recipients.
wn.com/Socan Awards Gala 2012
For more details and photos, go to: http://www.socan.ca/news/23rd-annual-socan-awards-toronto
The Canadian music industry gathered at Roy Thomson Hall in Toronto on Nov. 19, 2012, to honour many of Canada's most talented songwriters, composers, lyricists and music publishers at the 23rd annual SOCAN Awards Gala. Hosted in a very lively manner by CTV's Seamus O'Regan, the SOCAN Awards acknowledged SOCAN members' outstanding national and international achievements in 2011.
Presented by SOCAN and sponsored by Gowlings, KPMG and NOW weekly, the SOCAN Awards Gala recognizes the accomplishments of Canadian songwriters in pop/rock, dance, urban, country, jazz, folk/roots, classical, film & television, and International categories. Recipients of SOCAN's major achievement awards this year were Bruce Cockburn, who won the Lifetime Achievement Award; Trooper, who earned the National Achievement Award; and Joel Zimmerman, aka deadmau5, who garnered the International Achievement Award, in recognition of his outstanding worldwide success in 2011.
SOCAN members Dean Brody, Kristina Maria, Alex Cuba, Hedley's Jacob Hoggard, Fefe Dobson, David Myles, Mychael Danna and Bob Ezrin were all in attendance to receive their awards. Performers at the show included electro-pop group Dragonette, who opened the proceedings with a bang; pop tunesmith Hawksley Workman, who lead a three-song medley -- with Royal Wood and Serena Ryder -- that lit up the night in tribute to Bruce Cockburn; indie-rock trio Young Rival, who shook the rafters with their viral YouTube sensation "Restless"; and urban star Danny Fernandes, who brought unprecedented hip-hop beats to the refined confines of Roy Thomson Hall.
The evening was filled with celebration and accolades. SOCAN members receiving songwriting honours included: Three Days Grace for "Lost in You," Michael Bublé and Robert Grant Scott for "Hollywood," and K'NAAN for "The Lazy Song" in the pop/rock category; JRDN for "Like Magic" in the urban music category; and Johnny Reid for "Let's Go Higher" in the country music category. Bublé and Scott earned a second win with the International Song Award for "Hollywood," while Ra McGuire and Brian Smith of Trooper received three SOCAN Classic Awards for "Janine," "General Hand Grenade" and "Raise A Little Hell," all of which have earned more than 100,000 radio airplays.
The evening was also filled with humour. Dragonette's Martina Sorbara joked that Martin Solveig -- the co-writer of her Dance Music Award-winning song "Hello" -- deserved "half of this award, or technically, more than half." Presenter Raoul Bhaneja improvised a little harmonica solo, then joked that he would file a SOCAN Notice of Live Music Performance form online to collect royalties for it. Stephen Chatman, winner of the Jan V. Matajcek new classical music award said that he felt "so fortunate to be standing here, because most classical composers are dead." Mark Gane, who won a SOCAN Classic Award for writing the Martha & The Muffins hit song "Echo Beach," allowed that it was only the third song he ever wrote, and that he's still surprised at its success. Presenter Damhnait Doyle recalled watching Bruce Cockburn from behind the stage at a folk festival, "and all I could think was, 'Bruce's ass looks great in those cargo pants.'" At the end of the night, host Seamus O'Regan donned a deadmau5 hoodie, complete with mouse ears and face mask, to introduce a video tribute to the electronic music wizard, who couldn't attend the show.
On a more serious note, almost all of the awards winners thanked radio for playing their songs, and SOCAN for "fighting for our rights." Trooper's Ra McGuire said he was "proud to be part of the Canadian community of songwriters, composers and music-makers." Bruce Cockburn said the live tribute to his songs made him want to get up and play, and that it was "great fun to hear those songs performed tonight," and added that he's "uncomfortable thinking of myself as having a career...I was just doing what there was to do."
"Original music brings joy to Canadians," says SOCAN CEO Eric Baptiste. "It's essential to our national pride and culture. Our songwriters and composers continue to create music that is being played both at home and around the world, while our publishers work diligently to expand the markets for Canadian music. We're proud to congratulate all of the SOCAN Award recipients for their accomplishments."
SOCAN also recognizes outstanding Francophone music creators and publishers at an awards gala on Nov. 21, 2012, at the Hyatt Regency in Montreal. A wide-ranging variety of SOCAN members will join host Michel Faubert in celebration of this year's Francophone SOCAN award recipients.
- published: 11 Mar 2013
- views: 1027
Entrevue SOCAN : Jean Leloup au Gala de l'ADISQ 2015
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- Duration: 5:38
- Updated: 09 Nov 2015
- views: 3410
Jean Leloup est reparti du Gala de l'ADISQ 2015 les mains pleines de trois Félix, soit ceux de l’Auteur-compositeur de l’année, de la Chanson de l’année et de l...
Jean Leloup est reparti du Gala de l'ADISQ 2015 les mains pleines de trois Félix, soit ceux de l’Auteur-compositeur de l’année, de la Chanson de l’année et de l’Interprète de l’année. L’auteur de Paradis City (Choix de la critique et Album rock de l’année lors du Premier Gala de l’ADISQ le 27 octobre dernier), s’est entretenu avec le rédacteur en chef du magazine Web Paroles & Musique, Eric Parazelli, tout de suite après le tourbillon d’éloges qui l’a visiblement laissé ébranlé, mais non sans voix.
Pour les détails de cette 37e édition du Gala de l'ADISQ visitez le http://www.socan.ca/fr/news/entrevues-video-jean-leloup-et-ariane-moffatt-consacres-au-37e-gala-de-ladisq
wn.com/Entrevue Socan Jean Leloup Au Gala De L'Adisq 2015
Jean Leloup est reparti du Gala de l'ADISQ 2015 les mains pleines de trois Félix, soit ceux de l’Auteur-compositeur de l’année, de la Chanson de l’année et de l’Interprète de l’année. L’auteur de Paradis City (Choix de la critique et Album rock de l’année lors du Premier Gala de l’ADISQ le 27 octobre dernier), s’est entretenu avec le rédacteur en chef du magazine Web Paroles & Musique, Eric Parazelli, tout de suite après le tourbillon d’éloges qui l’a visiblement laissé ébranlé, mais non sans voix.
Pour les détails de cette 37e édition du Gala de l'ADISQ visitez le http://www.socan.ca/fr/news/entrevues-video-jean-leloup-et-ariane-moffatt-consacres-au-37e-gala-de-ladisq
- published: 09 Nov 2015
- views: 3410
Film muet Apesanteur 3 SOCAN 2012
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- Duration: 8:49
- Updated: 05 Jun 2012
- views: 1120
Film muet à CHUTE réalisé au cours d'art dramatique (avec le soutien du cours d'arts plastiques) du CNDBS de Binche en 2012. Classe de 3e techniques sociales et...
Film muet à CHUTE réalisé au cours d'art dramatique (avec le soutien du cours d'arts plastiques) du CNDBS de Binche en 2012. Classe de 3e techniques sociales et d'animation
(3e SOCAN).
Licences des musiques :
Bill cheathum http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/
Zigizigi tonight http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Bravo aux supers élèves !
PV
wn.com/Film Muet Apesanteur 3 Socan 2012
Film muet à CHUTE réalisé au cours d'art dramatique (avec le soutien du cours d'arts plastiques) du CNDBS de Binche en 2012. Classe de 3e techniques sociales et d'animation
(3e SOCAN).
Licences des musiques :
Bill cheathum http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/
Zigizigi tonight http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/
Bravo aux supers élèves !
PV
- published: 05 Jun 2012
- views: 1120
Marie-Mai, Fred St-Gelais - 25e Gala de la SOCAN - Chanson populaire (Nous sommes les mêmes)
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- Duration: 1:15
- Updated: 07 Jan 2015
- views: 2206
Marie-Mai et Fred St-Gelais offrent leurs remerciements après avoir reçu le Prix SOCAN Chansons Populaires pour « Nous sommes les mêmes » lors du gala 2014 des ...
Marie-Mai et Fred St-Gelais offrent leurs remerciements après avoir reçu le Prix SOCAN Chansons Populaires pour « Nous sommes les mêmes » lors du gala 2014 des Prix SOCAN, remis à Montréal le 2 décembre 2014. Ce gala est un des événements phares de l'industrie canadienne de la musique et vise à souligner les accomplissements les plus remarquables des plus de 120 000 auteurs-compositeurs et éditeurs membres de la SOCAN. Deux galas, un en anglais et l'autre en français, ont lieu annuellement afin de souligner le travail des artistes et artisans dans les deux langues officielles. Recevoir un prix SOCAN est une des plus grandes distinctions de l'industrie de la musique.
« Nous sommes les mêmes »
Auteurs-compositeurs : Marie Mai, Fred St-Gelais
Éditeurs : Éditions Bloc-Notes, Productions J inc.
Pour tous les détails et la liste complète des récipiendaires du 25e Gala de la SOCAN 2014 : http://ow.ly/GW5pH
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Marie-Mai et Fred St-Gelais offrent leurs remerciements après avoir reçu le Prix SOCAN Chansons Populaires pour « Nous sommes les mêmes » lors du gala 2014 des Prix SOCAN, remis à Montréal le 2 décembre 2014. Ce gala est un des événements phares de l'industrie canadienne de la musique et vise à souligner les accomplissements les plus remarquables des plus de 120 000 auteurs-compositeurs et éditeurs membres de la SOCAN. Deux galas, un en anglais et l'autre en français, ont lieu annuellement afin de souligner le travail des artistes et artisans dans les deux langues officielles. Recevoir un prix SOCAN est une des plus grandes distinctions de l'industrie de la musique.
« Nous sommes les mêmes »
Auteurs-compositeurs : Marie Mai, Fred St-Gelais
Éditeurs : Éditions Bloc-Notes, Productions J inc.
Pour tous les détails et la liste complète des récipiendaires du 25e Gala de la SOCAN 2014 : http://ow.ly/GW5pH
- published: 07 Jan 2015
- views: 2206
new metro mawar di tangan anita salindun live socan kayen
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- Updated: 14 Feb 2016
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- published: 14 Feb 2016
- views: 110
SOCAN – Licensed to Play – Elevating music
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- Duration: 0:16
- Updated: 20 Jan 2016
- views: 697
As part of SOCAN's Licensed to Play campaign, and to promote the value of music, we've teamed up with students from Sheridan College to create three 15-second v...
As part of SOCAN's Licensed to Play campaign, and to promote the value of music, we've teamed up with students from Sheridan College to create three 15-second videos that communicate core messages with a fun, fast, engaging and youthful approach.
Filmed on location at Sheridan College, the project involved compiling a full production team of Media Arts students and recent graduates; auditioning actors for the various parts, including the voiceovers; writing the script; and storyboarding the videos. Scripted and filmed in a lighthearted way, video is designed to reach business owners and educate them on the value of music
Each humourous video demonstrates what it would be like if, in order for their customers to hear music, a business had to arrange for live music to be played. As great as live music is, it’s not practical in all settings. By becoming Licensed to Play with SOCAN, a business can conveniently play the world’s repertoire of music any time they want.
The three videos were launched starting in January 2016 – the third one today, which you can see below – and will also appear and be promoted on the SOCAN social channels: YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
- See more at: http://www.socan.ca/news/socan-releases-third-licensed-play-video#sthash.LCLfaoXB.dpuf
wn.com/Socan – Licensed To Play – Elevating Music
As part of SOCAN's Licensed to Play campaign, and to promote the value of music, we've teamed up with students from Sheridan College to create three 15-second videos that communicate core messages with a fun, fast, engaging and youthful approach.
Filmed on location at Sheridan College, the project involved compiling a full production team of Media Arts students and recent graduates; auditioning actors for the various parts, including the voiceovers; writing the script; and storyboarding the videos. Scripted and filmed in a lighthearted way, video is designed to reach business owners and educate them on the value of music
Each humourous video demonstrates what it would be like if, in order for their customers to hear music, a business had to arrange for live music to be played. As great as live music is, it’s not practical in all settings. By becoming Licensed to Play with SOCAN, a business can conveniently play the world’s repertoire of music any time they want.
The three videos were launched starting in January 2016 – the third one today, which you can see below – and will also appear and be promoted on the SOCAN social channels: YouTube, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
- See more at: http://www.socan.ca/news/socan-releases-third-licensed-play-video#sthash.LCLfaoXB.dpuf
- published: 20 Jan 2016
- views: 697
Arcade Fire - Gala de la SOCAN 2015 - Prix International
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- Duration: 0:42
- Updated: 13 Oct 2015
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Régine Chassagne et Richard Parry d'Arcade Fire offrent leurs remerciements après avoir reçu le Prix International lors du Gala de la SOCAN 2015, s'étant déroul...
Régine Chassagne et Richard Parry d'Arcade Fire offrent leurs remerciements après avoir reçu le Prix International lors du Gala de la SOCAN 2015, s'étant déroulé au Métropolis de Montréal le 5 octobre 2015. Ce gala est un des événements phares de l'industrie canadienne de la musique et vise à souligner les accomplissements les plus remarquables des plus de 130 000 auteurs-compositeurs et éditeurs membres de la SOCAN. Deux galas, un en anglais et l'autre en français, ont lieu annuellement afin de souligner le travail des artistes et artisans dans les deux langues officielles. Recevoir un prix SOCAN est une des plus grandes distinctions de l'industrie de la musique.
Pour tous les détails et la liste complète des récipiendaires du 26e Gala de la SOCAN: http://ow.ly/TloHC
wn.com/Arcade Fire Gala De La Socan 2015 Prix International
Régine Chassagne et Richard Parry d'Arcade Fire offrent leurs remerciements après avoir reçu le Prix International lors du Gala de la SOCAN 2015, s'étant déroulé au Métropolis de Montréal le 5 octobre 2015. Ce gala est un des événements phares de l'industrie canadienne de la musique et vise à souligner les accomplissements les plus remarquables des plus de 130 000 auteurs-compositeurs et éditeurs membres de la SOCAN. Deux galas, un en anglais et l'autre en français, ont lieu annuellement afin de souligner le travail des artistes et artisans dans les deux langues officielles. Recevoir un prix SOCAN est une des plus grandes distinctions de l'industrie de la musique.
Pour tous les détails et la liste complète des récipiendaires du 26e Gala de la SOCAN: http://ow.ly/TloHC
- published: 13 Oct 2015
- views: 359
The 2015 SOCAN Awards
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- Duration: 3:00
- Updated: 06 Aug 2015
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A who’s who of the Canadian music industry gathered last night in Toronto to honour Canada's most talented “Born to Be” songwriters, composers, lyricists and mu...
A who’s who of the Canadian music industry gathered last night in Toronto to honour Canada's most talented “Born to Be” songwriters, composers, lyricists and music publishers at the 26th SOCAN Awards.
Sponsored by Gowlings, KPMG, RBC and HMV, and hosted my CMT Canada’s Paul McGuire, the SOCAN Awards recognize the lifetime and more recent achievements of Canada’s music creators, honoured in a host of categories, including Pop/Rock, Dance, Urban, Country, Jazz, Folk/Roots, Classical, and Film & Television.
Recipients of SOCAN’s major achievement awards this year were the legendary Randy Bachman (Lifetime Achievement), Dallas Green (National Achievement), MAGIC! (International Achievement), music industry pioneer Bernie Finkelstein (Special Achievement), and “Born to be Wild” songwriter Mars Bonfire, who accepted SOCAN’s first-ever Cultural Impact Award. All accepted their honours in person, as did R&B; chart-toppers The Weeknd and Belly, rising country stars Brett Kissel and Tim Hicks, and film and TV composers Keith Power and Andrew Lockington, among many others.
Dallas Green thanked his team for supporting him. "They believe in me when I don't believe in myself," he said. "Thanks for listening, And if you don't listen, that's okay, too." MAGIC!'s Nasri Atweh proclaimed that "SOCAN's always been there for us" as he thanked the organization. Randy Bachman said, "It feels great to be part of the Canadian music scene for so long... We [songwriters] have the dream; we've got to write the songs." He later added, "Remember the eleventh commandment: Thou shalt not steal music!"
Performers included soulful young sensation Francesco Yates, who sang “Better to be Loved”; heavy metal rockers Anvil, who honoured Mars Bonfire with a thundering rendition of “Born to be Wild”; Kristian Alexandrov, Olena Kilchyk, Calvin Beale and Doan Pham, who played a medley of film and TV themes; “doom soul” singer-songwriter Cold Specks, who re-defined Warren Pash’s SOCAN Classic Award-winning song “Private Eyes”; and Randy Bachman, backed by Toronto rockers Big Sugar and a who’s who of Canadian music, who closed the show “Takin’ Care of Business” – accompanied by the audience of approximately 600 guests playing cowbells.
"Canadian-made music is essential to Canada’s culture, pride and economy,” said SOCAN CEO Eric Baptiste. “SOCAN’s members are creating music that reaches millions of people at home, and touches hearts and minds worldwide. And our music publisher members are crucial to bringing those songs to the marketplace to expand the reach of great Canadian music around the country, the continent and the world."
SOCAN will also recognize outstanding Francophone music creators and publishers at an awards gala in October 2015 at Métropolis in the heart of Montreal.
Watch our 2015 SOCAN Awards interviews here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSyRdTVwFY1osxkxgauzyrVl5TWLnDqh5
Watch The 2015 SOCAN Awards winners thank you videos here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSyRdTVwFY1qGNIIv8yleZsDvSfRkuL1Z
http://www.socan.ca/news/26th-socan-awards-celebrate-great-canadian-music-creators
wn.com/The 2015 Socan Awards
A who’s who of the Canadian music industry gathered last night in Toronto to honour Canada's most talented “Born to Be” songwriters, composers, lyricists and music publishers at the 26th SOCAN Awards.
Sponsored by Gowlings, KPMG, RBC and HMV, and hosted my CMT Canada’s Paul McGuire, the SOCAN Awards recognize the lifetime and more recent achievements of Canada’s music creators, honoured in a host of categories, including Pop/Rock, Dance, Urban, Country, Jazz, Folk/Roots, Classical, and Film & Television.
Recipients of SOCAN’s major achievement awards this year were the legendary Randy Bachman (Lifetime Achievement), Dallas Green (National Achievement), MAGIC! (International Achievement), music industry pioneer Bernie Finkelstein (Special Achievement), and “Born to be Wild” songwriter Mars Bonfire, who accepted SOCAN’s first-ever Cultural Impact Award. All accepted their honours in person, as did R&B; chart-toppers The Weeknd and Belly, rising country stars Brett Kissel and Tim Hicks, and film and TV composers Keith Power and Andrew Lockington, among many others.
Dallas Green thanked his team for supporting him. "They believe in me when I don't believe in myself," he said. "Thanks for listening, And if you don't listen, that's okay, too." MAGIC!'s Nasri Atweh proclaimed that "SOCAN's always been there for us" as he thanked the organization. Randy Bachman said, "It feels great to be part of the Canadian music scene for so long... We [songwriters] have the dream; we've got to write the songs." He later added, "Remember the eleventh commandment: Thou shalt not steal music!"
Performers included soulful young sensation Francesco Yates, who sang “Better to be Loved”; heavy metal rockers Anvil, who honoured Mars Bonfire with a thundering rendition of “Born to be Wild”; Kristian Alexandrov, Olena Kilchyk, Calvin Beale and Doan Pham, who played a medley of film and TV themes; “doom soul” singer-songwriter Cold Specks, who re-defined Warren Pash’s SOCAN Classic Award-winning song “Private Eyes”; and Randy Bachman, backed by Toronto rockers Big Sugar and a who’s who of Canadian music, who closed the show “Takin’ Care of Business” – accompanied by the audience of approximately 600 guests playing cowbells.
"Canadian-made music is essential to Canada’s culture, pride and economy,” said SOCAN CEO Eric Baptiste. “SOCAN’s members are creating music that reaches millions of people at home, and touches hearts and minds worldwide. And our music publisher members are crucial to bringing those songs to the marketplace to expand the reach of great Canadian music around the country, the continent and the world."
SOCAN will also recognize outstanding Francophone music creators and publishers at an awards gala in October 2015 at Métropolis in the heart of Montreal.
Watch our 2015 SOCAN Awards interviews here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSyRdTVwFY1osxkxgauzyrVl5TWLnDqh5
Watch The 2015 SOCAN Awards winners thank you videos here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLSyRdTVwFY1qGNIIv8yleZsDvSfRkuL1Z
http://www.socan.ca/news/26th-socan-awards-celebrate-great-canadian-music-creators
- published: 06 Aug 2015
- views: 341
Gino Soccio - 25e Gala de la SOCAN - Classiques
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- Duration: 1:14
- Updated: 07 Jan 2015
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Gino Soccio offre ses remerciements après avoir reçu un Prix Classiques de la SOCAN pour «Dancer» lors du gala 2014 des Prix SOCAN, remis à Montréal le 2 décemb...
Gino Soccio offre ses remerciements après avoir reçu un Prix Classiques de la SOCAN pour «Dancer» lors du gala 2014 des Prix SOCAN, remis à Montréal le 2 décembre 2014. Ce gala est un des événements phares de l'industrie canadienne de la musique et vise à souligner les accomplissements les plus remarquables des plus de 120 000 auteurs-compositeurs et éditeurs membres de la SOCAN. Deux galas, un en anglais et l'autre en français, ont lieu annuellement afin de souligner le travail des artistes et artisans dans les deux langues officielles. Recevoir un prix SOCAN est une des plus grandes distinctions de l'industrie de la musique.
« Dancer »
Auteur-compositeur : Gino Soccio
Éditeur : Prime Quality Music
Pour tous les détails et la liste complète des récipiendaires du 25e Gala de la SOCAN 2014 : http://ow.ly/GW5pH
wn.com/Gino Soccio 25E Gala De La Socan Classiques
Gino Soccio offre ses remerciements après avoir reçu un Prix Classiques de la SOCAN pour «Dancer» lors du gala 2014 des Prix SOCAN, remis à Montréal le 2 décembre 2014. Ce gala est un des événements phares de l'industrie canadienne de la musique et vise à souligner les accomplissements les plus remarquables des plus de 120 000 auteurs-compositeurs et éditeurs membres de la SOCAN. Deux galas, un en anglais et l'autre en français, ont lieu annuellement afin de souligner le travail des artistes et artisans dans les deux langues officielles. Recevoir un prix SOCAN est une des plus grandes distinctions de l'industrie de la musique.
« Dancer »
Auteur-compositeur : Gino Soccio
Éditeur : Prime Quality Music
Pour tous les détails et la liste complète des récipiendaires du 25e Gala de la SOCAN 2014 : http://ow.ly/GW5pH
- published: 07 Jan 2015
- views: 255
Marie-Mai, Fred St-Gelais - Gala de la SOCAN - Chansons populaires - Jamais trop tard
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- Duration: 1:00
- Updated: 13 Oct 2015
- views: 716
Andee et Sébastien Lefebvre offrent leurs remerciements après avoir reçu un Prix Chansons populaires (anglophones), pour la pièce «Never Gone» lors du Gala de l...
Andee et Sébastien Lefebvre offrent leurs remerciements après avoir reçu un Prix Chansons populaires (anglophones), pour la pièce «Never Gone» lors du Gala de la SOCAN 2015, s'étant déroulé au Métropolis de Montréal le 5 octobre 2015. Ce gala est un des événements phares de l'industrie canadienne de la musique et vise à souligner les accomplissements les plus remarquables des plus de 130 000 auteurs-compositeurs et éditeurs membres de la SOCAN. Deux galas, un en anglais et l'autre en français, ont lieu annuellement afin de souligner le travail des artistes et artisans dans les deux langues officielles. Recevoir un prix SOCAN est une des plus grandes distinctions de l'industrie de la musique.
« Jamais trop tard »
Marie-Mai / Fred St-Gelais
Éditions Groupe Archambault
Éditions Bloc-Notes
Éditions Lo Phat
Éditions J inc.
Pour tous les détails et la liste complète des récipiendaires du 26e Gala de la SOCAN: http://ow.ly/TloHC
wn.com/Marie Mai, Fred St Gelais Gala De La Socan Chansons Populaires Jamais Trop Tard
Andee et Sébastien Lefebvre offrent leurs remerciements après avoir reçu un Prix Chansons populaires (anglophones), pour la pièce «Never Gone» lors du Gala de la SOCAN 2015, s'étant déroulé au Métropolis de Montréal le 5 octobre 2015. Ce gala est un des événements phares de l'industrie canadienne de la musique et vise à souligner les accomplissements les plus remarquables des plus de 130 000 auteurs-compositeurs et éditeurs membres de la SOCAN. Deux galas, un en anglais et l'autre en français, ont lieu annuellement afin de souligner le travail des artistes et artisans dans les deux langues officielles. Recevoir un prix SOCAN est une des plus grandes distinctions de l'industrie de la musique.
« Jamais trop tard »
Marie-Mai / Fred St-Gelais
Éditions Groupe Archambault
Éditions Bloc-Notes
Éditions Lo Phat
Éditions J inc.
Pour tous les détails et la liste complète des récipiendaires du 26e Gala de la SOCAN: http://ow.ly/TloHC
- published: 13 Oct 2015
- views: 716
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What is SOCAN?
A quick explanation of what SOCAN does, created with students from Sheridan College's anim...
published: 28 Feb 2014
What is SOCAN?
What is SOCAN?
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SOCAN Guide Book
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SOCAN Guide Book
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Is SOCAN still relevant? (PART 5)
Can the Music Industry be Saved? (continued)
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published: 27 Feb 2013
Is SOCAN still relevant? (PART 5)
Is SOCAN still relevant? (PART 5)
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Introducing . . . The SOCAN
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published: 24 Jun 2014
Introducing . . . The SOCAN
Introducing . . . The SOCAN
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Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2014
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Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2015
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SOCAN Toronto Awards Gala 2014, Highlights
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published: 12 Aug 2014
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SOCAN Toronto Awards Gala 2014, Highlights
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Qu'est-ce donc que SOCAN?
La SOCAN vient de lancer sa première vidéo animée, « Qu'est-ce donc que la SOCAN? », qui a...
published: 04 Mar 2014
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Take Our Kids to Work Day at SOCAN - #KidsToWork
The spirit of music was alive and thriving at SOCAN on Nov. 5, 2014, where the organizatio...
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Take Our Kids to Work Day at SOCAN - #KidsToWork
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SOCAN at the #JUNOS - Nominations 2015
SOCAN members react to their 2015 JUNO nominations.
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SOCAN at the #JUNOS - Nominations 2015
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Petites Annonces 3 SOCAN 2016 V.2
Atelier comédie réalisé par les élèves de 3ème techniques sociales et d'animation du CNDBS...
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2015 SOCAN AGM - pt 1
More than 250 SOCAN members gathered in Toronto’s Glenn Gould Studio to attend the organiz...
published: 22 Sep 2015
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SOCAN Interviews Mac DeMarco @ The Junos 2015
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SOCAN Interviews Mac DeMarco @ The Junos 2015
SOCAN Interviews Mac DeMarco @ The Junos 2015
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SOCAN Awards Gala 2012
For more details and photos, go to: http://www.socan.ca/news/23rd-annual-socan-awards-toro...
published: 11 Mar 2013
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During a campaign appearance in Wisconsin today, Donald Trump came out hard against abortion – stating unequivocally that women should be ‘punished’ for getting abortions, but the men responsible for those unwanted pregnancies should not be punished. “There has to be some form of punishment,” Donald Trump said today during an interview with MSNBC ... Trump ... — Geek me _ (@Geekme_) March 30, 2016 ... Ohio Gov....
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Archaeologists have unearthed a massive stone tablet outside of Florence they believe will lead to a greater understanding of the ancient Etruscan civilization, an advanced civilization whose cities ranged up and down the west coast of Italy between 2800 and 2400 years ago, an Ars Technica report said Wednesday ... The 500-lb. stone is 4 feet high, called a stele, contains 70 legible letters and punctuation marks....
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Two World Premieres Live-Streamed at LPR (ASCAP - American Society of Composers Authors and Publishers)
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A post-concert moment composer mix at New York's Le Poisson Rouge (LPR) together with (l-r) Max Grafe, ASCAP's Michael Spudic, Jared Miller (SOCAN), Harry Stafylakis, Viet Cuong and Roger Zare after ......
SOCAN presents two No. 1 Song Awards to Metric’s Emily Haines, Jimmy Shaw (SOCAN - Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers of Canada)
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Karim Ouellet receives fifth SOCAN No. 1 Song Award during La Voix (SOCAN - Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers of Canada)
Edit Public Technologies 23 Mar 2016Gala du cinéma Québécois 2016: Martin Léon wins, François Dompierre honoured (SOCAN - Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers of Canada)
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SOCAN - Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers of Canada). SOCAN members François Dompierre and Martin Léon were honoured in the first edition of the re-named Gala du cinéma Québécois, which was broadcast live on Radio-Canada on Sunday, March 20, 2016 ... SOCAN congratulates both François Dompierre and Martin Léon for their well-deserved accolades....
Shawn Mendes, The Weeknd, Coleman Hell lead nominations for 2016 CRMAs (SOCAN - Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers of Canada)
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Canada's Music Creation Capital 2016 is Officially Montréal's Mile End (SOCAN - Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers of Canada)
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SOCAN - Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers of Canada) ... Toronto and Montréal - After extensive data analysis, SOCAN has determined that Montréal's Mile End neighbourhood is this year's Music Creation Capital of Canada, with more working, royalty-earning songwriters and composers per-capita in the Western area of Plateau Mont-Royal (postal code prefix H2T) than any other region in the country ... About SOCAN ... SOCAN....
SOCAN presents two 2015 Pop/Rock Awards to Hedley’s Jacob Hoggard (SOCAN - Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers of Canada)
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SOCAN - Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers of Canada). SOCAN was pleased and proud to present two 2015 Pop/Rock Awards to Hedley's Jacob Hoggard on March 8, 2016, at Gotham Steakhouse & Bar in Vancouver ... SOCAN - Society of Composers, ... http.//www.socan.ca/news/socan-presents-two-2015-poprock-awards-hedley’s-jacob-hoggard....
SOCAN reception celebrates 2016 Canadian Screen Awards music category nominees (SOCAN - Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers of Canada)
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SOCAN - Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers of Canada) ... 'Composers of audio-visual music are extremely important to SOCAN,' said SOCAN CEO Eric Baptiste as he addressed the reception. 'We strive every day to make sure that you're at home at SOCAN, and we help you develop your career ... http.//www.socan.ca/news/socan-reception-celebrates-2016-canadian-screen-awards-music-category-nominees....
JUNO Week Steps Ahead to Become Licensed To Play with SOCAN (SOCAN - Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers of Canada)
Edit Public Technologies 10 Mar 2016
SOCAN - Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers of Canada). Toronto - The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) has stepped ahead to stand behind fair and legal music licensing to make the 2016 JUNO Awards and JUNO Week to become the first major awards event to be Licensed To Play with SOCAN ... About SOCAN ... SOCAN ... 3747, yassira@socan.ca. Environics Communications (for SOCAN)....
Bid to set up Stompin' Tom commemorative centre a tough, 20-year ordeal
Edit Topix 04 Mar 2016
Canadian music legend Stompin' Tom Connors looks on prior to the 20th Annual SOCAN Awards gala in Toronto, Monday, November 23, 2009. Like the man they want to honour, the people behind a plan to build a centre in P.E.I. to commemorate the life of country-folk legend Stompin' Tom Connors have faced their share of adversity over the years ... ....
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