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Intersound Records to Release a World Music Album to Benefit Refugees NASHVILLE, Tenn – Intersound Records, in conjunction with Crazy Baby Records, has announced the August 22, 2006 release of the world music album “VOYCES UNITED FOR UNHCR,” a compilation which will provide funds and additional public support for The United States Association for UNHCR… Continue reading World Music Album to Benefit Refugees

by Rankin MacDonald , Inverness Oran Glendale’s Mary Jane Lamond was a double winner at the East Coast Music Awards held in Charlottetown on Monday night, presented with a matching set of pewter song notes for Female Artist of the Year as well as Best Solo Album for her most recent recording, Storas, (Gaelic meaning… Continue reading Mary Jane Lamond wins Female Artist, Best Solo Album

THE 2006 EAST COAST MUSIC AWARDS GALA, HOSTED BY THE TRAILER PARK BOYS, SHOWCASE THE HOTTEST TALENTS IN CANADA ON CBC TELEVISION, FEB. 27 It’ll be standing room only at the Charlottetown Civic Centre for the 2006 EAST COAST MUSIC AWARDS GALA as CBC Television and the East Coast Music Association bring the best in… Continue reading NEWS RELEASE

At THE CAPITOL THEATRE, MONCTON Mary Jane Lamond, widely regarded and respected as the guardian of traditional Gaelic music in Canada will bring her wonderful music to the Capitol Theatre on Wednesday, February 22nd (8:00 PM). This concert is a part of the World Trad Festival. Tickets are available for $22.50 (or package for all… Continue reading MARY JANE LAMOND In concert WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2006

MARY JANE LAMOND Nominated at the 2006 INDIE AWARDS Mary Jane Lamond has just found out she is up for an Indie award too! Of course, since we only found out after sending out yesterday’s announcement regarding Mary Jane Lamond’s two ECMA 2006 nominations for Storas, that she is also nominated for an Indie Award… Continue reading THE NOMINATIONS KEEP ON COMING!!

Announced yesterday, Mary Jane Lamond has received two ECMA 2006 nominations for her latest recording, Storas. Mary Jane has been nominated for Female Artist of the Year and Roots/ Traditional Artist of the Year, which will be awarded at the 2006 East Coast Music Awards on CBC Television Monday, February 27 at 8:00 pm (8:30NT).… Continue reading Mary Jane Lamond receives Multiple 2006 ECMA Nomination’s….

First jobs — Mary Jane Lamond Metro Toronto Online Metro: What was your first job, and what did you learn from it that you are still using today? Mary Jane Lamond: When I lived in Ontario, I applied at one of the student Manpower centres for a temporary job working at a glove factory. My… Continue reading First jobs

MARY JANE LAMOND RECEIVES TWO NOMINATIONS FOR THE FIRST CANADIAN FOLK MUSIC AWARDS Nominations for the first Canadian Folk Music Awards, announced at the end of last week, include two for Mary Jane Lamond and her marvelous new recording, Storas (Fusion111). Lamond, nominated in the Best World Artist – Solo, and Best Singer – Traditional… Continue reading CANADIAN FOLK MUSIC AWARDS

Lamond mixes it up:  Cape Breton singer teams up with Beolach, Blue Engine for Storas, giving her Gaelic ballads a ‘here and now’ feel with progressive arrangements By STEPHEN COOKE, Chronicle Herald Slowly, but surely, listeners are learning that Cape Breton singer Mary Jane Lamond’s latest release Storas has hit store shelves. It was a… Continue reading Chronicle Herald Article

Ear on the east: Life experience brings character to songs MARY LANE LAMOND: STORAS **** Storas (Turtlemusik/Fusion 3) MacDonald, Sandy – The Daily News (Halifax) It’s been 10 years since Mary Jane Lamond rocketed into the Celtic world as the hypnotic Gaelic voice behind Ashley MacIsaac’s unlikely pop hit Sleepy Maggie. Three solid solo albums… Continue reading Daily News Article