Montreal New Years Eve 2010 :: the Blog

I guess the Resolution 07 party has officially taken shape: they have now announced the roster of artists that will be spinning that night (see the Artists section of their site http://www.resolutionnye.com). There are a few names there, which I don’t know, and a lot of text, which I don’t feel like reading, so I’ll leave you the honours of scouting it, and then posting a comment here if you want to mention something about the Victors, Maxes and Fabis that will be playing at the Bell Center on New Years Eve.

And now that the whole mystery about Tiesto’s personality split has been solved, talking about Resolution NYE has kind of lost its gist; it’s just not that entertaining anymore.

Here is my new interest: what are local DJ/musicians/other local stars going to do/perform/party at for new years eve?

First name that popped in my mind is Kid Koala, so I quickly googled his site.

Wow… you’ve got to check it out http://www.kidkoala.com/. The design is brilliant. I love it. It feels like you’re reading someone’s diary or Kid Koala’s private letter to you.

But there are no news for NYE, either on Nija Tune’s site for the Kid (http://www.ninjatune.net/kidkoala/) or on the Kid’s myspace page (http://myspace.com/kidkoalaonesandtwos). All the public can learn is that Kid Koala is going to be in Singapore on December 20th, and we all very well know that Singapore is far away from Montreal.

So there we go, a new mystery for me to solve.

And on a totally unrelated topic, why is that everyone has their own MySpace pages nowadays? When I say everyone I really mean everyone, from the Kid, to your cousin’s little known garage band to my grandmother. Damn, I feel such a strong temptation to start my own myspace page, but that would be ridiculous: a myspace page about my real site about new years eve! How twisted of a logic would that be. No, I will resist and I will boycott myspace. Anyways, it is owned by the big-time media News Corp. They are rich enough already, I am not going to give them my content for free. Long live independent blogs, long lice independent media.

Check-out Kid Koala’s art work