Artist Entrepreneur Spotlight: Ceréna
A debut album, JUNO-nomination and an upcoming Osheaga performance prove this is the year of Ceréna (@cerena.world), and she's just getting started. We caught up with the #CMIsupported artist for a Q&A on her rise into the spotlight and how her business has grown since her time
TD Music at Union Station Returns Starting With 10 Online Performances
TD Music at Union Station kicks off 2022 with streamed musical performances from Toronto and the GTA’s top artists recorded in the newly restored, architecturally stunning Great Hall. From February 24 to May 5, 2022, weekly 20-minute performances will air on Thursdays at 3 p.m. EST on
Career Opportunity: CMI Programs Manager
CMI’s Programs Manager is responsible for the ongoing development, execution, and quality of experience for core (in-house) professional development programs: Artist Entrepreneur; Artist Entrepreneur West, Artist Manger, 1-on-1 Online and custom (third-party) programs including the Allan Slaight JUNO Master Class and APTN’s Indigenous Music Accelerator, among others. Date Posted: Dec 07, 2021 Application Deadline: Dec 23, 2021 Start Date: Feb 01, 2022 Salary From: 50K To 60K Province: Ontario Region: Metro Toronto Area City: Toronto Employee Benefits: Health Organization's Field/Discipline: The Arts Job's focus: Administrative Job Type: Full-time Career Level: Intermediate CMI’s Programs
Up close and personal with Jeremy Voltz
We first met Toronto folk soul Jeremy Voltz during our Artist Entrepreneur program in 2018. Since then, he has gone on to sign with publishers Hyvetown Music, he was named as a top-10 finalist for Slaight Music’s It’s Your Shot 2021, and he has just released his first full-length album, Weekender. The CMI-supported Voltz took some time over email to catch up with our team to speak about mental health, connecting with audiences and share exciting news about what comes next. How
The TD Music Connected Series is back!
Recognizing that music brings us all together, the TD Music Connected Series returns for its second year, showcasing Chinese, South Asian, Black, Indigenous, and Francophone artists, each captured performing at culturally and personally significant spaces across Canada. Kicking off Monday, October 25, the series is presented by