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AMPLIFY BC Career Development 2021 BC Artists Winter Intake 113 Projects Funded AMPLIFY BC Career Development 2021 BC Artists Winter Intake 113 Projects Funded FUNDING ARTIST APPLICANT COMPANY CITY GENRE COMMITTED Adewolf Adedoyin Osholowu Vancouver Afrobeat $9,500.00 Allswell Drew McTaggart Vancouver Spiritual $8,000.00 Amanda Sum Amanda Sum Vancouver Indie $10,000.00 Angela Verbrugge Angela Verbrugge Victoria Jazz $8,000.00 Salt Spring Anilah Andrea Drury Island Instrumental $8,500.00 Anna Katarina Anna Backus Nelson Indie $9,000.00 Canadian Metis Arlette Alcock Arlette Alcock Kelowna Prairieanna $10,000.00 Art d'Ecco Art d'Ecco Victoria Alternative $25,000.00 Astrocolor Amelia Recordings Inc. Victoria Electronic $8,000.00 Babylung Joash-Alvin Almeda Surrey R&B/Soul $10,000.00 Bedouin Soundclash Root Fire Publishing Ltd. Victoria Reggae $30,000.00 Bill Jr. Jr. Russell Gendron Vancouver Folk $4,500.00 Born On A Wednesday Jon Francis Nelson Folk $8,000.00 Boslen Chaos Club Records Inc Chilliwack Hip Hop/Rap $20,000.00 Britt A.M. Good Egg Records Prince George Rock $9,500.00 Carsen Gray Carsen Gray Skidegate Pop $23,900.00 Cartoon Lizard Cartoon Lizard Victoria Indie $4,800.00 Chief State Nicholas Pang Vancouver Punk $9,500.00 Chris Buck Chris Buck Surrey Country $20,000.00 North Colin James Colin James Munn Vancouver Blues $22,000.00 Dálava Julia Ulehla Vancouver World $9,500.00 Arts & Crafts Productions Dan Mangan Inc. Victoria Folk $10,000.00 Dana Sipos Dana Sipos Vancouver Indie $15,000.00 David Beckingham David Beckingham Vancouver Folk $8,000.00 David Parfit and Marc Junker David Parfit Victoria Composer $10,000.00 David Vertesi David Vertesi Vancouver Alternative $8,000.00 David Ward Golden Future Recordings Vancouver R&B/Soul $9,000.00 daysormay daysormay Vancouver Alternative $8,000.00 Dear Rouge Cadence Music Group Vancouver Alternative $20,000.00 DEBBY FRIDAY DEBBY FRIDAY Vancouver Electronic $10,000.00 Desirée Dawson Desirée Dawson Surrey Singer-Songwriter $8,000.00 Dey Rose Dey Rose Music Vancouver Fusion $10,000.00 1 of 3 Dyatlove Jason Puder Vancouver Heavy $6,500.00 Elise Boulanger Elise Boulanger Nanaimo Singer-Songwriter $8,000.00 Felix Cartal Physical Presents Victoria Dance $30,000.00 Funk Hunters The Funk Hunters Music Inc Victoria Electronic $20,000.00 Genevieve Jaide Genevieve Jaide Prince George Indie $6,000.00 Haley Blais Tiny Kingdom Music Vancouver Indie $8,000.00 HALF/ASIAN with Amy the CODA Ian Griffiths Cumberland Electronic $7,500.00 I M U R I M U R Music Vancouver Hip Hop/Rap $20,000.00 iamtheliving x Teon Gibbs Tiny Kingdom Music Vancouver Pop $10,000.00 Jamie Thomson Jamie Thomson Port Coquitlam Singer-Songwriter $3,000.00 Jocelyn Pettit Jocelyn Pettit Squamish Folk $9,500.00 Jodie B Jodie Bruce Kelowna Electro-Soul $8,000.00 JoJo Mason 604 Records Inc. Surrey Country $14,500.00 Jon Buller Jon Buller Vernon Gospel/Christian $8,000.00 Kadooh 604 Records Inc. Abbotsford Country $8,000.00 Katie Rife Katie Rife Vancouver Classical $9,500.00 KeAloha KeAloha Vancouver Fusion $10,000.00 Kimmortal Kimmortal Productions Vancouver Hip Hop/Rap $20,000.00 Kinnie Starr Violet Inch Records Inc. Sechelt Hip Hop/Rap $10,000.00 New Krystle Dos Santos Krystle Dos Santos Westminster R&B/Soul $8,555.00 Larissa Tandy Larissa Tandy Vancouver Singer-Songwriter $10,000.00 Little Destroyer Strange Future Music Vancouver Alternative $8,000.00 Loving Loving Band Victoria Indie $25,000.00 Madison Olds Madison Olds Music Kamloops Pop $25,000.00 Maggie 'May' Davis Maggie 'May' Davis Revelstoke Folk $10,000.00 Manila Grey 1z Co. Recordings Inc. Vancouver R&B/Soul $25,000.00 Marin Patenaude MDP Arts Victoria Folk $8,000.00 Mark Perry Northern Sky Records Smithers Folk $9,975.00 Mellt James Porter Vancouver Alternative $8,000.00 Merkules Merkules Music Inc Nanaimo Hip Hop/Rap $30,000.00 Mi'ens Kimberley Glennie Victoria Rock $1,970.00 Michaela Slinger 604 Records Inc. Vancouver Pop $8,000.00 Mike Bryden Thanks For Holding Inc. Vancouver Children's $9,500.00 Moontricks Moontricks Music Argenta Electronic $20,000.00 Mother Mother Mother Mother Music Inc. Vancouver Alternative $10,000.00 Neon Steve Steven Robertson Victoria Dance $26,000.00 Noble Oak Last Gang Records Inc. Vancouver Electronic $8,000.00 Northcote Northcote Victoria Alternative $7,500.00 North Nostalgix Negar Hamidzadeh Vancouver Electronic $10,000.00 Onibana Taiko E. Kage Victoria Taiko Drumming $9,500.00 Ophelia Falling Mark Richardson Burnaby Rock $6,000.00 OurGlassZoo Garrett Yew Min Woon Vancouver Alternative $9,000.00 2 of 3 Parker Bossley Parker Bossley Vancouver Alternative $8,000.00 Parlour Panther Parlour Panther Music Coquitlam Dream Pop $7,000.00 Penny Pom Pom Jessica Mailhot Maple Ridge Children's $10,000.00 Pharis and Jason Romero J. Romero Banjos Horsefly Folk $4,500.00 Inuit Throat PIQSIQ Tiffany Ayalik Vancouver Singing $10,000.00 Post-Modern Connection Post-Modern Connection Kelowna Indie $8,000.00 Quarterback Quinn Bates Victoria Pop $10,000.00 Queer As Funk Alison Gorman Victoria Funk $9,500.00 Rare Americans Rare Americans Ltd. Victoria Alternative $25,000.00 Róisín Adams Róisín Adams Vancouver Instrumental $7,000.00 Rose Ranger Rose Ranger Vancouver Singer-Songwriter $8,000.00 ROYAL Jodi Pederson Vancouver Pop $3,000.00 Rumour Mill Rumour Mill Nelson Indie $8,000.00 Ryan Evans Ryan Evans Victoria Country $9,000.00 Sad China Sunny Chen Vancouver Pop $8,000.00 Said The Whale Said The Whale Music Inc. Vancouver Alternative $25,000.00 Sara Gold Sara Gold Vancouver Electronic $5,000.00 Shadi Toloui-Wallace Shadi Toloui-Wallace Music Vancouver Children's $8,000.00 Son of John Javan Johnson Castlegar Country $8,000.00 SonReal 1851 Recordings Inc. Vernon Pop $30,000.00 Soul Push Soul Push Vancouver Indie $10,000.00 Stephen Hamm: Theremin Man Stephen Hamm Vancouver Alternative $1,800.00 Switch Luke Thorton Cowichan Hip Hop/Rap $9,000.00 Syd Warwick Sydney Batters Vancouver Indie $9,500.00 Taryn Laronge Taryn Laronge Vancouver Singer-Songwriter $5,000.00 Tenise Marie Tenise Marie Argenta Singer-Songwriter $7,500.00 Tess Anderson Caesha Tess Anderson Surrey Singer-Songwriter $5,000.00 The Hillties Music The Hillties Partnership Nelson Funk $9,500.00 The Oot n' Oots Ezra Cipes Kelowna Children's $7,000.00 Theresa Michelle Mohr Theresa Michelle Mohr Telkwa Alternative $4,500.00 Uschi Tala Juliana Volaine Winlaw Witch-hop $8,000.00 Vancouver Inter-Cultural Vancouver Inter-Cultural Orchestra Orchestra Vancouver Instrumental $20,000.00 Wallgrin Tegan Wahlgren Vancouver Alternative $10,000.00 Wes Mack Wes Mack Music Inc. Vancouver Singer-Songwriter $20,000.00 Wesley Attew Wesley Attew Vancouver Country $5,000.00 William Kuklis William Kuklis Prince George Singer-Songwriter $9,500.00 x/o Veron Xio Vancouver Electroacoustic $10,000.00 Salt Spring Yael Wand Yael Wand Island Singer-Songwriter $9,000.00 Yvonne Kushe Yvonne Kushe Surrey Singer-Songwriter $7,000.00 Actuals may vary based on the actual costs incurred by funding recipients. 3 of 3 .
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