Patrick Krief's guest appearances

Patrick Krief

Canadian Musician Podcast

I Quit My Job: A Podcast About Songwriting

The Singer Songwriter Show

The Sound Affect

Odonis Odonis

Lou Reed

Tom Kenny

Jon Lajoie

Les Stroud

Chuck Berry

Lauryn Hill

Miranda Mulholland

Kevin Breuner

Mark Howard

Karen Kosowski

Katy Perry

Jessica Powell

James Vincent McMorrow

Jeremy Dutcher

OwlTail

We had a fantastic time recording our 7th full length episode with Krief. For our first francophone album (Spoiler, Tom and I don't speak French) we discuss how Patrick still draws inspiration from this 1971 production. Thankfully he does speak French and was able to explain the lyrics to us. Wait...it's about what?!?

Episode 7 - Patrick Krief Picks Histoire de Melody Nelson by Serge Gainsbourg 

Paul Sanderson

This week on CM Radio, Mike catches up Patrick Krief, who was a member of renowned Montreal indie band The Dears for over a decade. He is about release his solo double album, Automanic: Red &amp; Blue. Krief says the project was inspired by the heartbreak, grief, despair, and fear that followed a devastating string of deaths in his life. He likens the vibes of the two records as Thursday night and Sunday morning: Automanic Red is Thursday night, the reckless kick-off to the weekend, while Automanic Blue is Sunday morning, filled with moments of sober reflection. After that, Mike shares a fascinating conversation he had with prominent entertainment lawyer and author Paul Sanderson while working on his latest feature article for Canadian Musician magazine, which investigates where revenues from on-demand streaming services, such as Spotify and Apple Music, are going in Canada. Mike digs deep into this topic, drawing on Paul's extensive experience negotiating record contracts with record labels and the two of them discuss whether the system is fair for musicians, who are the winners and losers, and what the future could hold for this important new medium that has completely disrupted the recorded music industry.

This week on CM Radio, Mike catches up Patrick Krief, who was a member of renowned Montreal indie band The Dears for over a decade. He is about release his solo double album, Automanic: Red &amp; Blue. Krief says the project was inspired by the heartbreak, grief, despair, and fear that followed a devastating string of deaths in his life. He likens the vibes of the two records as Thursday night and Sunday morning: Automanic Red is Thursday night, the reckless kick-off to the weekend, while Automanic Blue is Sunday morning, filled with moments of sober reflection. After that, Mike shares a fascinating conversation he had with prominent entertainment lawyer and author Paul Sanderson while working on his latest feature article for Canadian Musician magazine, which investigates where revenues from on-demand streaming services, such as Spotify and Apple Music, are going in Canada. Mike digs deep into this topic, drawing on Paul's extensive experience negotiating record contracts with record labels and the two of them discuss whether the system is fair for musicians, who are the winners and losers, and what the future could hold for this important new medium that has completely disrupted the recorded music industry.

CM Radio - Sept. 28, 2016 - Patrick Krief & Entertainment Lawyer Paul Sanderson

There’s no doubt that Patrick Krief has “made it.” Guitar player in Canadian indie-rock legends The Dears, Patrick also has a prominent solo career under the name ‘Krief.’ Derek and Patrick sit down to have a chat about his upcoming double-album release Automanic and the perils of putting economic gain over the creation of good art.Theme Music: “I Quit My Job” by Old Man Luedecke, courtesy of True North Recordswww.oldmanluedecke.com www.TrueNorthRecords.com

There’s no doubt that Patrick Krief has “made it.” Guitar player in Canadian indie-rock legends The Dears, Patrick also has a prominent solo career under the name ‘Krief.’ Derek and Patrick sit down to have a chat about his upcoming double-album release Automanic and the perils of putting economic gain over the creation of good art. Theme Music: “I Quit My Job” by Old Man Luedecke, courtesy of True North Records <a href="http://www.oldmanluedecke.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.oldmanluedecke.com</a> <a href="http://www.TrueNorthRecords.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.TrueNorthRecords.com</a>

Episode 028: Patrick Krief