A Night At The Toronto Independent Music Awards

Thursday, July 29. 2010

A Night At The Toronto Independent Music Awards

The annual Toronto Independent Music Awards aka TIMA was held at the Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto on Friday, July 23rd. Daniela Oliva (pictured) who is presently studying entertainment law in California, founded the awards in 2004 at the young age of 17. Her purpose was to showcase deserving independent artists, providing them with an opportunity to take their careers to the next level. The interesting thing about these awards is that they are judged strictly on the strength of the music, rather than the artist’s business chops or connections in the industry. The awards are widely spread out ranging from Blues and Rap all the way to Urban, Country and Folk. If you are an independent artist and want to be a part of TIMA, be sure to check out: www.torontoima.com.

Vivian Clement is a Toronto-based musician and freelance writer. Visit her site www.femalemusicianonline.com for content by and for female music makers. Photo by Wendy M. Rombough

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