In this week’s series of the Moosehead Journey, the crew stops in Toronto, Ontario, to check out the NXNE Festival (a.k.a. North by Northeast Music and Film Festival & Conference). While in The Big Smoke, the gang sits down with indie musicians Nash, Art vs. Science, Yukon Blonde and Parlovr to discuss their passion for music made well.
While at the NXNE Festival in Toronto, the Moosehead Journey crew raises a glass to some of the great musicians featured at this year’s event. Among the musicians interviewed is Nash, a native of Montreal, who describes music as an "immediate and visceral" experience. The short doc does an excellent job of capturing the passion and pride each musician has for music.
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Music-Loving Mini Movies (SPONSORED)
The Moosehead Journey Stops by Toronto’s NXNE Festival
Trend Themes
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Industry Implications
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2. Concert Production - Concert production companies could capitalize on the popularity of indie music by organizing events and festivals catering to this audience.
3. Social Media Marketing - Brands could use social media giveaways to increase their online engagement and raise brand awareness among potential customers.