Douglas has produced one track for Canadian artist Rita MacNeil , on her new release 'Saving Grace'.
The song, Let The Sun Come Through, was Produced, Recorded and Mixed by d9 in Toronto and features Stephen Keeping on drums, John T. Davis on B3, and James Thomson on Upright Bass.
A Great Song.
Check it out! [click on album cover to hear]
Check out the trailer for HERREN directed by Patrick Janney in Germany. douglas is contributing music for the production.
Check out Rock and Roll Photagrapher and friend Bob Gruen's latest book 'Rock Seen'!...we're excited and honoured that Bob chose to include one of his photos of me for the book.
Moreover, the book is a testement to Bob's natural ability to capture the moment, and on Bob's last visit to Toronto we spoke about this. For me, i never felt more comfortable having a picture taken.
Also - check out a 'Rock 'n' Roll Exposed' / a four part doc on Bob's life and work; explored at length by filmaker Don Letts
(Nearly) recent interview with Jason Mundok of Wood Stove House in Lancaster, PA.
Jason was kind enough to invite douglas for an interview for his blog back in april, 2011 while
on tour through the eastern U.S.....please
check out the interview here!
Douglas is scheduled to score / compose the music for writer/director Maurey Loeffler's new film this
fall titled 'Washed in the Blood'.
Check out the details here!
Douglas is really looking forward to the two upcoming Maritime shows in Sydney at the Upstairs Club and in Charlottetown at the Al!bi Lounge (with Al Tuck). If you are close to either of these locations come on out. It should be a great show.
Friday, July 8, 2011
- The Upstairs Club,
44 Ferry Street,
Sydney (North End) @ 10:00 pm
Friday, July 15, 2011
- The Al!bi Lounge,
77 University Avenue,
Charlottetown (time TBA)
Douglas is back in Cape Breton, at his farm for the summer, where he is working on his next recording. He's planning on a 2012 release date. This work will include many of the samples that he has been collecting over the past while; stay tuned for more details. He promises his next album's theme will be something most everyone can relate to: "It's the one thing 99.99% of us have in common and we're all tied to". What does that mean Douglas? One never knows what he's up to but he's being extra devious on this one so stay tuned. He's gots some big giant crazzzy plans people!
But wait! There's more!
More you say? Really?
What could possibly be more than this?
It's you.
That's right, you.
Douglas wants to create something that comes in from all sides and is a product of bringing in sounds from anyone, everyone, everywhere and anywhere. In terms of what kind of samples to submit: Hey, even irritating customer service calls can make great samples. Cool, huh? So join the fun. Get creative. Submit yer sample here, or I've made it easy for ya, 'n you can submit it below. If you have any problems, just email us at mail (AT) douglasseptember DOT com 'n we'll help you out. Anything to get a sample :-)
we were fortunate enough to have our great friend and Toronto based photographer Christian Bobak
at the show @ The Living Room in New York City on April 24th.
Christian took some great photos at the show!
check them out here on the d9 website or click on the photo to see more at Christian's website.
we are just back from our small tour through the north east USA!
getting on the road and performing for those in the places we played during the time
we were away was an honour.
thanks for everyone who came out to the shows! hope to see you all again soon...
thank you so much to all those who help support our IndieGoGo Campaign and making the trip happen.
special thanks to the organizers of the LAUNCH Music Conference in Lancaster, PA for organizing a great music festival in a lovely town; to Jennifer Gilson and all the staff at The Living Room in New York City for having us there to perform; to Pheobe Aceto and the staff at The Shop in Ithaca, NY; to Robby Aceto and Rich DePaolo for gracing me with their precense once again and sharing music; to the Tri State Indie folks and to Jason Mundok at Wood Stove House for the interviews; and to Nicole Ladanyi for all her work and persistence - without whom these shows would not have happened....
and back at home i would like to thank Tom Fidgen for the help with the gear and to my sister Marina for all her help while we were away!
stay tuned for pictures and vids being posted from the shows and for details on upcoming shows!
d9
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