10
Jan
Author: DJ Nasty Naz // Category:
Music,
Parties and Nightlife
Music: More than 20 artists to represent province in performances during Winter Games
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Mike Landry
Telegraph-Journal
While all eyes will be on Canada’s athletes competing for Olympic gold next month, a lot of ears in Vancouver will be treated to the best of New Brunswick music.
Julie Doiron and Measha Bruegger
New Brunswick musicians who will perform at the Olympics in Vancouver. Clockwise from upper left: Julie Doiron; Measha Brueggergosman; Olympic Symphonium (members, from left, Nick Cobham, Bob Deveau, Kyle Cunjak, Graeme Walker and Dennis Goodwin); Jessica Rhaye; and Matt Andersen.
More than 20 of New Brunswick musicians have been financed by the province’s Department of Wellness, Culture and Sport to perform at Atlantic Canada House and Place de la Francophonie from Feb. 13 to 28.
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09
Jan
Author: DJ Nasty Naz // Category:
General,
Music,
Parties and Nightlife
Here are the artists selected to represent New Brunswick music in Vancouver during the Olympic Winter Games next month: About 20 or so artists will be hitting the road to showcase some of New Brunswicks Culture.
David Myles
DJ Bones
DJ Nasty Naz
Edith Butler Read more…
09
Jan
Author: DJ Nasty Naz // Category:
Music,
Parties and Nightlife
Published Saturday January 9th, 2010
A DJ, short for disc jockey, is a person who mixes music and plays it for an audience.
Fredericton is home to a DJ who learned the craft because of his love for music. DJ Nasty Naz got his start by working at a radio station in his home of Trinidad before moving to Fredericton on a scholarship from the University of New Brunswick.
He decided to keep his DJ career going even though he says the music scene in the city of Fredericton was a far cry from the Carribean beats he spun in Trinidad.
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21
Oct
Author: DJ Nasty Naz // Category:
Music,
Parties and Nightlife
Girlicious delivers nostalgia, apple bottom jeans
21 Oct 2008
The Brunswickan
Those unwilling to shell out $34 for Girlicious this past Wednesday night were few and far between – if they were over the age of twelve.
When 9:00 p.m. rolled around and the girls were supposed to take the stage, the Student Union Building was full of middle-school aged girls (and their parents) who couldn’t wait to see the fab four perform.
Unfortunately, the warm up act, DJ Nasty Naz, was forced to kill time for 47 minutes as the girls and Read more…
