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The 50 best restaurants in Wales in 2021 - Vimarsana News

The 50 best restaurants in Wales in 2021

The 50 best restaurants in Wales in 2021 After a tough year our best restaurants are raring to go as restrictions lift. There are some new entries for 2021 and the long-established stars are coming back fighting Updated Coming out of 2020, Wales' restaurant scene looked so different. With the hospitality industry hit hard by the pandemic, restaurants pulled out so many stops to keep going in the face of overwhelming circumstances, from takeaways and deliveries to Sunday roasts and fish counters. We've decided to publish our annual Best Restaurants in Wales list to showcase the best Wales has...

New Brunswick's Wolf Castle Teams Up with Raphael de la Rez for New Single "Gunna" - Vimarsana News

New Brunswick's Wolf Castle Teams Up with Raphael de la Rez for New Single "Gunna"

New Brunswick's Wolf Castle Teams Up with Raphael de la Rez for New Single "Gunna" The Pabineau First Nation rapper will release his new EP 'Da Vinci's Inquest' through Forward Music this summer Photo: Christopher Grant Published Mar 12, 2021 After earning his two East Coast Music Awards nominations for last year's Gold Rush EP, New Brunswick-based Pabineau First Nation rapper Wolf Castle — a.k.a. Tristan Grant — is all set to follow up the EP with a new collection of tracks called Da Vinci's Inquest. The EP will arrive sometime this summer through Halifax's Forward Music, but today,...

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New Grant Offers Indigenous Artists A Leg Up - Vimarsana News

New Grant Offers Indigenous Artists A Leg Up

Tristan Grant performing as Wolf Castle. Photo supplied by Wolf Castle. A new grant through Music NB will offer emerging Indigenous artists an opportunity for funding of a future project. The $3,000 grant is sponsored by Tristan Grant, a Mi’kmaq artist who performs under the name Wolf Castle. Grant says he knows first hand the obstacles Indigenous artists face when they start out in the music industry in New Brunswick. “If you come from a reserve or a rural area, there’s no venues around, there’s no industry that’s easily accessible,” said Grant, who is from Pabineau First Nation....