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PMP2010 Short List Media Release FR LE PRIX DE MUSIQUE POLARIS ANNONCE LA LISTE DES FINALISTES 2010 POUR LE MEILLEUR ALBUM CANADIEN Pour diffusion immédiate Toronto, ON (6 juillet 2010) La Liste des Finalistes des 10 albums canadiens séléctionnés comme nominés pour le cinquième Prix de Musique Polaris a été dévoilée aujourd'hui. Les dix albums rivaliseront pour le prix de 20,000$, présentée par la Radio Satellite Sirius. Les 10 nominés sont, par ordre alphabétique : The Besnard Lakes – The Besnard Lakes Are The Roaring Night (Montréal, QC) Broken Social Scene - Forgiveness Rock Record (Toronto, ON) Caribou – Swim (Dundas, ON) Karkwa - Les Chemins De Verre (Montréal, QC) Dan Mangan – Nice, Nice, Very Nice (Vancouver, BC) Owen Pallett – Heartland (Toronto, ON) Radio Radio – Belmundo Regal (Moncton, NB & Nova Scotia) The Sadies – Darker Circles (Toronto, ON) Shad – TSOL (London, ON) Tegan And Sara – Sainthood (Vancouver, BC & Montréal, QC) ”Une fois encore, notre jury a sélectioné une Liste des Finalistes magnifiquement et honorablement diverse. Ils ont réussi à récompenser la réussite artistique continue de précédents lauréats et nominés, tout en faisant place à des nouveaux venus tels que Radio Radio, Karkwa et Dan Mangan et à des vétérans comme Tegan And Sara et The Sadies. Notre Grand Jury aura un défi de taille à relever pour déterminer le gagnant”, a déclaré Steve Jordan, fondateur et directeur exécutif du prix. Qelques faits sur la Liste des Finalistes : Deux artistes ont déjà gagné le prix Polaris. Owen Pallet (sous le nom de Final Fantasy) avec He Poos Clouds en 2006. Caribou pour Andorra en 2008. Cinq artistes ont déjà été présents sur la Liste des Finalistes. Il s'agit de : The Besnard Lakes (2007) Broken Social Scene (2006) Caribou (2008) Owen Pallett (2006) Shad (2008) Cinq sont nouveaux. Il s'agit de : Karkwa Dan Mangan Radio Radio The Sadies Tegan And Sara Deux artistes, Karkwa et Radio Radio, chantent ou rappent en français. L'un d'eux, Radio Radio, est acadien. Un jury de 198 journalistes musicaux, diffuseurs et blogueurs à travers le Canada, a soumis son classement des cinq meilleurs albums canadiens sortis entre le 1er juin 2009 et le 31 mai 2010. Ces choix ont été réduits à une Liste de Présélection de 40 titres qui a été rendue publique le 17 juin 2010. Un Grand Jury composé de 11 membres sera spécialement sélectionné pour déterminer le gagnant de cette année, sur le lieu du gala Polaris. Le gala aura lieu lundi 20 septembre. Il sera diffusé en exclusivité en Amérique du Nord sur le canal 86 de la Radio Satellite Sirius et dans le monde entier sur CBC Radio 3. L'événement aura lieu dans les studios CTV de la salle de spectacle du Temple Maçonnique de Toronto, et incluera des performances des artistes finalistes cette année. Il sera diffusé sur internet sur MuchMusic.com et à la télévision sur MuchMusic, le samedi 25 septembre à 21h00 et minuit HE. Les anciens lauréats du prix Polaris incluent également le montréalais Patrick Watson avec Close To Paradise en 2007 et The Chemistry Of Common Life de Fucked Up l'an dernier. -30- Pour les demandes médias, veuillez contacter : Joanne Setterington Indoor Recess [email protected] 416.703.5217 Élise Casavant (Québec) Beatmarket [email protected] 514 915-4615 .
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