Local Vibe

ymusic). I have played at quite a few venues such as Archie’s Pub, Rogers TV, Reoccurring appearances at Mulligan’s Sports bar and so on. In fact just last week I stopped in to Mulligan’s with my parents for a quick bite and got acquainted with Libby McGrath, a terrific performer. Libby and her husband have their own recording studio (ASM Productions) and after letting me play in between her sets that day she mentioned we should get me in the studio and do some “work”. Now thanks to Libby, I can bag my crappy webcam microphone recordings.
I go to good old Southwood Secondary School and will be reporting what I learn from the local bands there, in later articles. Some people say the Cambridge music scene is dead; I don’t think that’s true. We just haven’t opened our ears enough to hear it.
Southwood has been very good to me in supporting my music; playing at all kinds of assemblies and school events. One teacher in particular has lent a great hand in getting me out there, Mr. Geisler, getting me greatly involved in the environmental causes at our school (such as Cape Farewell).
But as I was saying, I’m concentrating on the Southwood music scene. All the events, singers and bands that I get a chance to encounter. I’m really looking forward to learning more about the fellow musicians around me, and getting to know how they keep it going.
Music gets me through a lot, and it will be a pleasure to find the life in the sounds of Southwood students. Hopefully they share the same drive and passion that I do.