Alumni News: The Long List for the 2020 Polaris Prize

The Long List of 2020 Polaris Prize nominees is in and it's wonderful to see four Metalworks Institute graduates credited on nominated projects!

Juno Award-winning recording engineer Riley Bell, a graduate of our Professional Sound & Business (Studio Production Major) Diploma Program has mixing, mastering and recording credits on Daniel Caesar's "Case Study 01" and mixing credits on Jessie Reyez's "Before Love Came to Kill Us"; Multi-Platinum certified Grammy Award-winning producer and engineer Noel Cadastre, award-winning recording engineer and record producer Jeff Crake, and platinum-certified recording engineer Greg Moffett, all graduates of our Audio Production & Engineering Diploma Program, are credited on DVSN's "A Muse In Her Feelings"; and last but not least, Shin Kamiyama, a graduate of our Audio Production & Engineering Diploma Program has recording engineering credits on The Weeknd's record breaking album "After Hours".

Established in 2006, The Polaris Music Prize is a music award annually given to the best full-length Canadian album based on artistic merit, regardless of genre, sales, or record label. Congratulations and good luck to all the nominees!