Our mix this week is on a serious note in support of this weekends CIBC Run For The Cure, and features some of the best and powerful female voices in the independent music scene.

This year in Canada, it is estimated that 22,300 women and 170 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer, and over 5,300 people will die from it.

On September 30, 2007, in 53 communities across Canada, thousands of Canadians will walk and run together in the name of finding a cure for breast cancer. In 2006, 170,000 people participated nationally, raising over $26 million for the cause.

This year help by showing your support by either registering as a participant or make a donation, and help in taking one step closer to finding a cure.

Warm It Up
00:18 Adrina Thorpe – Never Meant
03:30 De Madrugada – Essa Magia (Nardis Manaus Mix)
06:54 Lovespirals – Motherless Child (MoShang No Place Like Home Mix)

Crank It Up
10:00 The Projects – Averse (Remix)
13:56 De Madrugada – Seu Olhar (Mahjong Extended Mix)
18:03 Sarah Nixey – Beautiful Oblivion
22:08 Bag For Two – Cant Forget Your Smile
26:30 Mink – Glory Of Life (Chris Cox Club Anthem)
35:00 Kraak & Smaak – Keep Me Home (feat Dez)
40:04 Stars – Ageless Beauty
44:01 Edible Red – Sugar and Spring
47:30 The RoundSquare – It’s Too Easy

Cool It Down
52:38 The Alice Project – I’m Having a Great Day
55:03 Mind Into Mind – Ready To Fly
59:17 Shea Breaux Wells – Soothe Me

Run Time 62:27
Cadence Revolution #31 (mp3)

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“Ageless Beauty” (mp3)
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Set Yourself on Fire,  provided the Montreal-spawned quintet with their international breakthrough, five years after the band was first hatched by the duo of Campbell and keyboardist Chris Seligman while they were living near-penniless in New York City. Now gold certified in Canada, Fire proved so enduringly popular in so many parts of the world that the band left on tour following its 2004 release and barely stopped for the next two years. Suddenly, this most sophisticated of pop groups was required to adapt to the life of something its members never expected to become: road warriors.

We hit the BIG 3 – 0 this week and celebrate by warming things up to the California sound of Sunshine Jones, and before you know it the catchy riffs of Washington D.C based Crash Boom Bang are asking if you’re ready to start to work out.

If you like want what you hear, just follow the links to the songs in the playlist below to get them.

Warm It Up
00:18 Sunshine Jones – We Are Free

Crank It Up
10:00 Crash Boom Bang – Are You Ready
12:57 The Dwarves – Salt Lake City
14:58 J Walkers – When I Got You in My Life
19:01 Edmund’s Crown – Stuck In An Office
21:14 David Usher – The Music
24:10 Benjamin Bates – Two Flies
26:51 The Pinker Tones – Viva La Juventud
30:30 The Young Punx – Fire
32:57 Ricky Rivaro – With You
36:00 Kerri Chandler – Corro
42:01 Los Amigos Invisibles – Diablo
45:59 Vanessa Falabella – Harmony

Cool It Down
49:55 Vanessa Falabella – Carnaval
53:30 Natalie Walker – Crush
57:47 Adriana Thorpe – Fly

Run Time 60:36
Cadence Revolution #30 (mp3)

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With its lineup solidified in 2004, Crash Boom Bang has ignited the Washington DC area with their crisp, pop-sensible anthems alongside a loyal following of music lovers young and young at heart. Crash Boom Bang scored a hit with their first single “Let It Out”, as their fans chanted them straight to the stages of monster radio festivals such as the HFStival and Warped Tour. Their unmistakable charisma, catchy riffs, and sing-along melodies have propelled Crash Boom Bang to the national spotlight with strong support from radio stations such as DC101, 98 Rock, XM Radio, and Baltimore’s Legendary WHFS. The rest of 2007 has the band working closely with producer Tom Higgenson (Plain White T’s) in the studio to record their highly-anticipated full-length, due out in 2008.

“Why isn’t CRASH BOOM BANG signed to a major label? We don’t know- but they [are] amazing. They are one of our favorite new bands…they’ve got the sound & killer songs.”
-Jason Nevins (Music Producer)

This time we feature some of our favorite songs from shows past mixed with a healthy dose of new artists and new songs.

If you like want what you hear, just follow the links to the songs in the playlist below to get them.

Warm It Up
00:18 Todd Carey – Ain’t Got Love
03:33 Here be Dragons – One Last Look
07:04 John Costello – Spheres

Crank It Up
10:00 The Pinker Tones – Love Tape
13:29 Dance Planet X – South Beach
21:11 Benjamin Bates – Whole
25:15 Howard Jones – Revolution of The Heart
28:19 Chris Cowie – Light
34:21 Every Move A Picture – Signs of Life
39:00 Latin Soul Syndicate – Shake It
42:20 Edmund’s Crown – Stuck In An Office
44:48 Jarvis Humby – TV 200
47:39 Manu Chao – Rainin In Paradize

Cool It Down
51:25 Angelique Kidjo – Salala (feat Peter Gabriel)
54:34 Barclay Saylor – First Day
58:46 Kelly Brock – Drive Away

Run Time 61:29
Cadence Revolution #29 (mp3)

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