Are you an artist or designer? Are one of your friends a ridiculous talent that's flying under the radar? Perhaps you have some existing art work that you feel would be a killer Band Shirt?
1st prize:
- Kuba Oms comes over to your house plays a private show in your living room for you and your friends. We will film it for prosterities sake and put it online.
- Your design is printed on T-shirts and Hoodies
- You receive signed CD's and Poster.
2nd Prize:
- Your design is printed on T-shirts and you receive a signed CD and Poster.
3rd Prize:
- Signed CD and Poster.
Contest closes Sept. 23rd.
*Merch to be unveiled at Kuba's concert Oct. 7th at The Red Room in Vancouver at Kuba's "Peak Performance Project" Showcase http://www.p3.fm
So if you are an artist or designer or one of your friends are, prepare something for us and email the jpeg to info@kubaoms.com
Our staff and street team at Digniti Records will select the winners and you'll be putting your whole crew together for an intimate party in your favourite living room with a couple bottles of wine and an intimate jam.
Show us your ART baby!!
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I've been at the Peak Performance Project band campfor a few days now and I'm very happy to say that I've made some fine new friends. To be honest, I'm a little surprised at the ridiculous amount of talent up here this year. Every single act is very, very good in their respective genre. The best emerging acts in the province are here and believe me, the talent pool in B.C. is off the charts.
Despite the fact this is a rock n roll camp, there are no ego-maniacs running amuck . The vibe up here is respectful, fun and most of all creative. Currently i'm at the Mac Station, a room equipped with over ten new iMac's with Logic Express and supported by Roland keyboards and converters. As i write this, we are on our lunch break and there are no less than four demo's being made in all corners of the room. Aiden Knight is singing sweet tenderness to my left while Said The Whale are buried in their headphones to my right. Acres of Lions are behind me screaming out a hit as is Behind Saphire who are dropping their quirky, original, coolness.
I've pretty much been the first one up and the last one to bed these first few days. I've been spending much of my twenty hour days in the studio, writing and recording with my colleagues and new friends. The other night I had the blessing to work with two legendary producers at the same time! Warne Livesay, who originally hails from the U.K, and has produced everyone from Midnight Oil to Matthew Good Band and GGGarth Richardson, who hails from the planet Pluto, and has worked with the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Rage Against The Machine among many others. I expect they'll now put in their bio's that they've worked with Kuba Oms now. Haha! I figure I'll sleep after my show this Sunday at the Live At Squamish Festival. There are simply too many opportunities to create that sleeping is simply not a priority. Off to practice as I am playing my showcase tomorrow solo. Just me and my acoustic guitar.
CBC Radio 3' Grant Lawrence sat us down and spoke to us about live performance. Many people may not know this, but Grant fronted one of the Legendary touring garage bands in Vancouver's storied history, The Smugglers. He had many interesting things to say, none more relevant and pertinent than the issue of pounding alcohol before and during a show. You see, there have been several boys at band camp going through various phases of alcohol withdrawal after these first two days away from the city. I even had to pull a bottle of Listerine out of one chap's shaking hands;)
The forthcoming seminars have a lot to live up to after the 2 three hour lectures by The Smuggler. It's not unlike going on stage after his band circa '87:
Well, I woke bright and early at 5:30 am to catch the ferry from Victoria and head to beautiful Princeton, BC for my second Band Camp. It's quite a scene up here. So many creative folks and the setting is simply spectacular. The artists are about to square off against the faculty in a game of road hockey. Haha! Last year we wiped them out, but this year I see a lot more skinny indie kids... so we might have our hands full;)
We're making a point of promoting 100.5 The Peak FM as it's important that they become a more and more prominent radio station in Vancouver. You see, if The Peak is doing healthy business then they will well... stay in business This means The Peak Performance Project continues for 5 more years all the emerging acts in B.C should feel blessed to have this shining light in what can be a challenging music business.
If you're interested in what's going down up here, our team will be posting a series of video's beginning later this evening.
Are you an artist or designer? Are one of your friends a ridiculous talent that's flying under the radar? Perhaps you have some existing art work that you feel would be a killer Band Shirt?
1st prize:
- Kuba Oms comes over to your house plays a private show in your living room for you and your friends. We will film it for prosterities sake and put it online.
- Your design is printed on T-shirts and Hoodies
- You receive signed CD's and Poster.
2nd Prize:
- Your design is printed on T-shirts and you receive a signed CD and Poster.
3rd Prize:
- Signed CD and Poster.
Contest closes Sept. 23rd.
*Merch to be unveiled at Kuba's concert Oct. 7th at The Red Room in Vancouver at Kuba's "Peak Performance Project" Showcase http://www.p3.fm
So if you are an artist or designer or one of your friends are, prepare something for us and email the jpeg to info@kubaoms.com
Our staff and street team at Digniti Records will select the winners and you'll be putting your whole crew together for an intimate party in your favourite living room with a couple bottles of wine and an intimate jam.
Show us your ART baby!!
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