Happy New Year! The first NTR of 2021 is here!

Presented by PAMA (The Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives)

This week, host Nav Nanwa is joined by three amazing artists/producers - all of which have big things planned over the next twelve months.

He kicks off the show speaking with Montreal's Anomalie. He just dropped a new joint EP with Chromeo entitled Bend The Rules. Anomalie shares details on the EP, his journey into music, and his thoughts (and theories) on the future of Synthwave music.

Then he is joined by NTR alum/Producer HeyBombay. Bombay chats with Nav about the changes he made to his life in 2020 both physically and professionally, and how he plans to continue betting on himself this year.

Lastly, rapper Haviah Mighty returns to NTR to talk to Nav about her life after her big Polaris win in 2019, using her platform for important conversations, and the rollout strategy she's applying to her new music.

New Theory Radio theme produced by Dusty Loops (@DustyLoops and www.dustyloops.com)

Follow our Panellists:

Nav Nanwa
Instagram & Twitter: @navnanwa

Follow New Theory Radio on Social Media - @newtheoryradio

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Anomalie
Instagram & Twitter: @anomaliebeats
Check out Anomalie's joint EP with Chromeo 'Bend The Rules' here: https://anomaliebeats.bandcamp.com/album/bend-the-rules-ep

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HeyBombay
Instagram: @HeyBombay1
Check out HeyBombay's music here: https://linktr.ee/heybombay

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Haviah Mighty
Twitter & Instagram: @HaviahMighty
Presave Haviah Mighty's new single Antisocial here: https://foundation-media.ffm.to/antisocial

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Sponsor:

PAMA (Peel Art Gallery, Museum and Archives)
Twitter & Instagram: @visitpama

Check out ‘When Night Stirred At Sea’ which is in partnership with Caribbean Art Fair, The Black Artist Network in Dialogue (BAND) and guest curators Karen Carter and Greg Manuel. This exhibition brings together works by several English Caribbean artists to reflect on the breadth of contemporary aesthetic practices within the broader Caribbean community. It's happening virtually right now at www.pama.peelregion.ca

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