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Natalie Harmsen
Verified
Associate Producer, CBC Radio-Canada
Toronto
Beats
Career advice, generic business topics, non-business stories
Content
Beyoncé's Cowboy Carter dominated the Grammys. Now her Canadian collaborators are getting their Junos moment
By Natalie Harmsen| CBC Music@ When Beyoncé released Cowboy Carter, it sent waves through the music world: one of the biggest names in pop music was putting her bedazzled spin on country. But it wasn't just the history-making genre shift that excited listeners. The credits on the project included several Canadian songwriters and producers, among them Lowell, Nathan Ferraro and Jack Rochon.
By Jesse Kinos-Goodin Verified, Natalie Harmsen, Kelsey Adams Verified, Holly Gordon Verified| CBC Music@ While the history of pop-punk may be geographically tied to its British roots in the '70s or the '90s explosion in California, its dominance in the early aughts was partly led by a wave of rising Canadian stars.One of the most successful pop-punk bands to come out of Canada was a group of Ajax, Ont., teenagers who called themselves Sum 41. After signing to Island Records in 1999, Sum 41's first single, "Fat Lip," shot to No. 1 on the Billboard rock chart.
By Kelsey Adams Verified, Natalie Harmsen| CBC Music@ Reggae music has been made on Canadian soil since the 1970s, and in 1985 the wider industry took notice with the introduction of the best reggae/calypso recording of the year at the Juno Awards.
Company Info
CBC Radio-Canada
Radio-Canada is the French-language division of the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), established on November 2, 1936. As a Crown corporation, it is funded by the Canadian government and advertising revenue. Based in Montreal, Quebec, Radio-Canada provides French-language programming across television, radio, and digital platforms, serving all Canadian audiences with a focus on French-speaking communities. The organization operates several key services, including Radio-Canada Télé, a national French-language television network, and ICI Radio-Canada Première and ICI Musique for radio. It also manages a digital platform, offering streaming and on-demand content through Radio-Canada.ca, and produces Réseau de l'info (RDI), a 24/7 French-language news channel. Additionally, Radio Canada International (RCI) curates multilingual content for diaspora communities, enhancing its reach to audiences speaking languages such as Punjabi and Tagalog. Radio-Canada plays a vital role in promoting Canadian culture and journalism.
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Founded: 1936