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"The Plex Show" Dec 14th, 2007
December 14, 2007 09:47 AM PST
ARTIST TRACK
6. Manik So Fly
12. Tia Thomas If I could, I Would
18. E Dot My All
23.Dubie the Apache Love you Leave You
31. Team RezOfficial Keep on Movin'
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Podcast SummaryCKAV/ Vancouver 106.3 FM | Calgary 88.1 FM | Edmonton 89.3 FM | Toronto 106.5 FM | Ottawa 95.7 FM |
About PlexPLEX (Doug Bedard) is an emcee, lyricist and producer hailing from Beverly, a predominantly Native neighborhood in the North side of Edmonton. One of the founding members of Edmonton’s renowned hip-hop group Won 18, Plex spent several years writing, performing and building the foundation for what would become New Leaf Entertainment, a cutting edge entertainment company and record label focused on developing new talent and producing, promoting and managing already established local artists. Since inception, the group has performed to sold out crowds in over 250 venues. They have toured first nations communities across Western Canada and have opened for some of the most notorious groups around, including; Run DMC, Xzibit, Pharcyde, Ice T, Saukrates, Black Sheep, Redbone, The Guess Who, Choclair, Kardinal Offishal, K-Os, The Hieroglyphics, Total and Maestro. More recently Plex has joined Aboriginal Voices Radio as the host and producer of The Plex Show, Canada’s first Global Indigenous urban/hip-hop show. The Plex Show can be heard weekly on AVR in Vancouver, Ottawa, Edmonton, Calgary and Toronto on Friday nights from 9pm – 1 am. He also joined an exclusive group of songwriters to compose an original anthem for the National Aboriginal Achievement Foundation. The result was Sit By My Fire, performed for the first time on the 2008 National Aboriginal Achievement Awards with special guests: Lucy Idlout, Tamara Podemski, Andrea Menard, Shoshona Kish and Raven Kanatakta of Digging Roots. As CEO and President of New Leaf Entertainment, Plex is working with some of Canada’s hottest up and coming musical talent while producing his debut solo album due out in the summer of 2008. Despite the challenges he faced growing up in Beverly, he believes that the adversity has made him a stronger person, a better artist and most importantly, a positive example to aboriginal youth everywhere. For information on youth empowerment workshops or to book a performance by Plex or any of the New Leaf Entertainment artists please visit www.newleafentertainment.ca
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