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[indie at indiecan.com]

Rock 'n' Roll Music to the world - Eh!

IndieCan says, "Happy New Year!" with music as Episode 68 of IndieCan  
Radio concludes our two-part series, '007 THE YEAR WITH A LICENSE TO  
THRILL.

  DID YOU KNOW?
Canadian Indie is so prevalent on the world scene that visitors from  
around the world come to IndieCan.com to listen to our artists and  
read about the goings on of the Canadian Indie Scene.  Over 100,000  
visitors from the USA have been keeping tabs on us over the last 5  
months - thanks for stopping by, neighbour!  Music fans from Europe,  
China, and every continent - well over 100 countries in total.  For  
those of us who live in Canada, let's not forget how good we have it.   
Any of the great music festivals we visit each year in Canada will  
remind us that there's great music being created in every corner of  
the world but in 2008 let's remember that we have it good here at  
home.  Show some love to your favourite artists this year.  We have  
reason to be proud.

This week's look back at some of the highlights of 2007 includes the  
Windsor to Quebec City corridor including Inoke Errati from the COCA  
conference, Hunter Valentine from the Film Fest Music Caf?, POP with  
Brians hosts, Eden Ants, The Coggs from Ottawa, Tim's Myth from our  
Montreal sessions, Pascale Picard from Quebec City.  We also have  
Vancouver's Pride Tiger who we chat with from Halifax POP Explosion,  
The Superfantastics and Hey Rosetta, while we're on the topic of the  
East-coast and Edmonton Klondike Days to Toronto Kensington Market  
transplants, Sam Hell.

What's equally impressive is all the good stuff we missed on the last  
two weeks.  The criterion for these two weeks of 2007 in review was  
the music from the year that I found in the shelves first.  I could  
easily do another two shows with out getting lean on quality. 

If you're new to IndieCan and this weeks hour of indie just gets you  
started, there's another 67 hours of original programming to sample.   
Help yourself.  Our web quota is at a breaking point at 10 Gigs of  
content.  We'll have to take out some of the old programming to make  
room for the new.  It's hardly stale-dated so help yourself if you  
want it in your library.  It won't be there for ever.

As Team IndieCan grows our plans get loftier.  We'll be in the movies,  
in print and on television in 2008 as well as bringing great radio  
shows to our great partners.  But you'll never hear us telling you  
what you should be listening to.  We still it's our job to listen to  
you about that.   Have a great 2008.  IndieCan looks forward to the  
honour of being a small part of your year to come.

Yours truly,

TEAM INDIECAN
http://www.indiecan.com
info at indiecan.com

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