Bits & Peaces

Our concern for your total well-being has never been greater now that we are face-to-face with the Coronavirus pandemic. The current spread of the emergency is exponential and the Federal / Local government protocols appear to be constantly changing. We want to make sure you have reliable references given such uncertainty. With trusted information we can live our best lives during this hectic and unsettling time. Here is our current thinking on information and strategies needed to stay happy and healthy. 

From high school to NFL football stadiums, the volume is turned up to LOUD. The crowd at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City broke the record at 142.2 decibels. This is as loud as an airport runway and isn't safe for any amount of time. The right move is to protect your hearing and wear ear plugs. 

To the delight of electronic music fans around Europe, Dutch festival DGTL returned this year. We went to check it out, and have put together a list of seven reasons why this festival is worth the trip to Amsterdam.   1. It’s a city festival, but not on mute. A lot of city festivals are severely hampered by council imposed noise restrictions. By locating the festival at the NDSM dock, the organisers were able to pump out the music without having to worry about neighbours complaining constantly. However, guests at the next door Hilton must have been a bit perplexed- the...

On Sunday September 1st and Monday September 2nd, come celebrate Labor Day on the Toronto Island, as Toronto’s Electric Island concert + picnic wraps up their season with 2 days of musical bliss! Without a doubt, with rave reviews of EI’s recent successes at the Portlands the return to the island is much anticipated. This 2 day lineup that will include, Chris Liebing, Claude Vonstroke, CRi, Dixon, Dusky, Gab Rhome, Mall Grab, My Favorite Robot, Toronto’s Nitin, Sonny Fodera, Soul Clap, Sven Väth, The Black Madonna, and Yotto are all musical visionaries and this lineup would rival any of north...