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Pinned Posts in PinterestThe Vancouver Sun and Nettwerk Music Group have combined to offer a free album titled Seriously Westcoast, Vol. 1. The compilation includes two tracks from the Barenaked Ladies, a track from Sarah McLachlan, along with a dozen other artists. The deadline for download is midnight PST tonight (hat tip: Coolfer).
Vancouver Sun & Nettwerk Offer Free Music Downloads
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Funny that, Seriously Westcoast, Vol. 1 contains music from Ontario? Proving once again that the Vancouver Sun is seriously out of touch.
I hate to sound like a broken record, but Zunior.com has been giving away album-length compilations of DRM free Canadian music for a while now.
Sorry I missed this particular party…
…as I wasn’t able to get to a place I could download at decent speeds in time. Would’ve been nice to have this one.