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Ryan Malcolm — Home

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By Elizabeth Chorney-Booth (CHARTattack) December 19, 2003 12:41 pm
Less than three months after his Canadian Idol coronation, Ryan Malcolm (with a team of writers/producers) has managed to crank out his debut album, Home. Surprisingly, in inevitable comparison to the American Idols who have released albums, Malcolm fares pretty well — Home escapes both the schmaltzy feel of Clay Aiken’s Measure Of A Man and the...
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Low Level Flight Support Kids Help Phone

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By Steve McLean (CHARTattack) June 16, 2008 4:30 pm
Low Level Flight are doing their part for Kids Help Phone by adding the organization's logo and phone number to the video for their new single, "Turnaround." The Toronto band are also donating their portion of the proceeds from iTunes downloads of the clip to Kids Help Phone, Canada's only free, 24-hour, bilingual, anonymous phone and...
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Low Level Flight Use Lesbian Affairs As Song Fodder

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By Antoinette Mercurio (CHARTattack) April 25, 2007 4:30 pm
It's rare to see people mature in the music industry, considering the heavy pressure that comes with record deals and so-called fame and fortune. But it appears that Ryan Malcolm — yes, the Ryan Malcolm of Canadian Idol fame — has managed to do it and keep a level head about things. Now in a pop-rock band called Low Level Flight with Shaun...
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Ryan Malcolm Moves Past Canadian Idol With Low Level Flight

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By Antoinette Mercurio (CHARTattack) March 20, 2007 6:00 pm
Ryan Malcolm is putting his Canadian Idol victory and image in the past by fronting a new rock band and releasing a new album. Malcolm formed Low Level Flight with bassist Shaun Noronha and guitarist/keyboardist James Rooke, while guitarist Dave Carter and drummer Brandon Merenick round out the live lineup. Their Urgency debut album was self-...
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Not By Choice, Ryan Malcolm Get Ready For Some Football

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By Manuela Spizzirri (CHARTattack) October 30, 2003 4:30 pm
People who enjoy the combination of Canadian university football games and Canadian musician performances will be happy to know that the two will come together at this year's Vanier Cup (the Canadian Inter-university Sport football championship game) on November 22 in Toronto. The SkyDome event, which is being dubbed "Toronto's Great...
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