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By: Staff – Haviah Mighty is kicking off the New Year with a new double video for her tracks “Honey Bun/Room Service”. The double-feature visual blends both of the tunes with cinematic zeal, capturing sonic chapters of a relationship, with reflections that range from self-worth to proclamations of desire. Mighty expands on another aspect of … Continue reading
By: Staff – At a ceremony in Toronto last night, Kellylee Evans and Savannah Ré were awarded the grand prize for the third annual Her Music Awards. “This important initiative has previously supported trailblazing artists including Haviah Mighty, Leela Gilday, Nuela Charles, and Caveboy,” said Charlie Wall-Andrews, Executive Director of SOCAN Foundation. “We’re thrilled to … Continue reading
By: Staff – The Prism Prize, an annual awards event that recognizes outstanding artistry in music video production, announced today the Top 10 Canadian music videos of the year eligible for the 2022 Grand Prize, as voted by a jury of more than 130 of the top minds in Canadian music, film, and media arts. … Continue reading
By: Staff – Last night, the Prism Prize announced the Grand Prize and Audience Award winners for the 2021 edition of the annual awards, recognizing outstanding artistry in Canadian music videos. A jury of more than 130 media professionals from the music and visual arts industries selected Haviah Mighty’s “Thirteen,” directed by Theo Kapodistrias, as … Continue reading
By: Staff – A Tribe Called Red are back with a new video for their latest single, “Ba Na Na”, which can be watched below. The video follows track vocalists, Haviah Mighty and Odario, as strangers who are unwittingly brought together by Toronto’s Caribana Festival, and end up joining forces to celebrate the day. The video was produced … Continue reading
Photos by: Brendan Albert – Haviah Mighty has won the 2019 Polaris Music Prize for the album 13th Floor. “For me, the 13th floor is something that we remove from our reality because it is something that we don’t understand and therefore we dismiss it,”said Haviah Mighty. “This is very parallel to so many of the … Continue reading
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