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== External links ==
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* [http://www.douglasseptember.com www.douglasseptember.com]
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* [http://www.radio3.cbc.ca/bands/DOUGLAS-SEPTEMBER www.radio3.cbc.ca/bands/DOUGLAS-SEPTEMBER ]


==References==
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Douglas September, musician, born September 25, 1972, in Cape Breton. Known for his poetic and moving lyrics, as well as his innovative musical style that blends folk and blues with a caustic modern commentary. As a diverse composer, musician, producer and engineer September's passion for arranging music from the ordinary every day into a unique auditory experience has evolved into a singular style. His music has been likened to Bob Dylan, Tim Buckley, and Tom Waits[1][2] [3].

Throughout September's career, he has been fortunate to have collaborated with many talented and inspirational musicians, such as Michael Shrieve (1998 release, Producer-Ten Bulls; Gold Circle/Samson Music), Bill Frisell (1998 release, Lead Guitar-Ten Bulls; Gold Circle/Samson Music), David Torn (2001 release, Producer-Oil Tan Bow; Lupins), Robby Aceto (2001 release, Oil Tan Bow; Lupins and 1999 release, IO; Gold Circle/Samson Music), Rich Depaolo; (1999 release, IO;Gold Circle/Samson Music),Wayne Horvitz (1998 release, Ten Bulls; Gold Circle/Samson Music), David Bearwald and Steve Lindsey (The Runner (film), 2000).

He has four albums as a solo performer with two where he is involved in co-production, and composing music for The Runner (film) and was signed previously with what is now known as Gold Circle Films for albums Ten Bulls and Io. He has also been producer/engineer for other artists such as Halifax songwriter Matthew Grimson, guitarist Tom Fidgen, B3 Hammond organist John T. Davis, and scored a soundtrack for the short film Malcontents.

In January 2005, UK Uncut (magazine), listed Douglas September's song 'Lady and I' from album 10 Bulls as their #1 Track influenced by Bob Dylan[4].

Originally from Cape Breton Island, off the east coast of Canada, Douglas currently lives in Toronto, Canada, with his wife and daughter.

Discography

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  • (2008) New Release - Untitled


  • (2001) Oil Tan Bow; Lupins;
    Produced By: SPLaTTeRCell (David Torn) and Robby Aceto with additional production by Douglas September.
    Musicians: Douglas September, Robby Aceto (Guitars, Loops, Accordion), SPLaTTeRCell (David Torn) (Additional Freq Programming & Rhythm Arrangements).


  • (1999) IO; Gold Circle/Samson Music;
    Produced by Douglas September, Robby Aceto, Rich DePaolo, Bill King, et al.
    Musicians: Douglas September, Robby Aceto (Guitars, Ambient loops, Harmonium, Vibes, Alto Mandolin, Accordion), Bill King (Drums), Rich DePaolo (Bass), et al.



  • (1996) Crows; Lupins
    Produced by Vaughn Passmore
    Recorded at Invisible Sound, Toronto, ON

Soundtracks/Short Film


  • (2006-2008) Douglas September Videos on You Tube



  • (2004) Malcontents, directed by Maurey Loeffler, scoring and Composition for short film.

References