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Halifax Festival Shows Winter Isn't Dead

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By Shannon Webb-Campbell (CHARTattack) February 2, 2009 1:38 pm
Festival organizer and performer Amelia Curran described In The Dead Of Winter best: "It's like Christmas, only better." More than 50 musical acts performed at five venues around Halifax from Jan. 27 to 31, and Curran and fellow festival organizers Heather Gibson, Tanya Davis and Don Brownrigg outdid themselves. This year's Dead fest...
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Tanya Davis — Clocks And Hearts Keep Going

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By Kate Harper (CHARTattack) January 7, 2011 2:30 pm
Clocks And Hearts Keep Going is Tanya Davis' third album, and while it was recorded in May, it certainly doesn't sound like it. The LP's got more of a wintry vibe to it from opening track "Please Bless" through closer "Fauna." It's full of warm, gentle instrumentation recorded in Ottawa producer Dave Draves' cozy Little Bullhorn Studio (though...
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Song Of The Day: Tanya Davis' "Please Bless"

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By CHARTattack Staff (CHARTattack) October 1, 2010 12:09 pm
Halifax singer/songwriter Tanya Davis' third album, Clocks And Hearts Keep Going, is out Nov. 2. It was recorded in Ottawa during a heatwave this past May, but you'd never know it. Opening track "Please Bless" very much has an intimate, winter vibe, and you can almost see Davis sitting next to a fireplace working it out on an acoustic or electric...
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Tanya Davis' Love Is Queer

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By Shannon Webb-Campbell (CHARTattack) June 12, 2008 4:30 pm
HALIFAX — Tanya Davis knows the importance of starting the day off right. Her Gorgeous Morning sophomore album, set to be independently released in Charlottetown on June 14 and in Halifax on June 19, befits the offbeat poet/songstress. She's up early every day and can most often be found at Halifax's Java Blend drinking black coffee and...
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Tanya Davis Moves To Halifax And Keeps On Writing

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By Shannon Webb-Campbell (CHARTattack) November 27, 2006 5:00 pm
Spoken word poet/performer Tanya Davis masterly cajoles language into brief, simple songs embodying universal themes such as love, loneliness, loss, infatuation and art. She's catalogued her deep pockets of syllables, synonyms, verbs, adjectives and nouns into a debut disc dubbed Make A List. "I've been writing since I was very little, it...
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