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Prism Prize Video: Yes We Mystic- Young Evil

The 2019 Prism Prize for Best Canadian Music Video was awarded to Kevan Funk, for his clip for Belle Game’s Low. We will continue to profile noteworthy Canadian videos, including this one from an acclaimed modern rock band from Winnipeg.

Prism Prize Video: Yes We Mystic- Young Evil

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The 2019 Prism Prize for Best Canadian Music Video was awarded to Kevan Funk, for his clip for Belle Game’s Low. We will continue to profile noteworthy Canadian videos, including this one from an acclaimed modern rock band from Winnipeg.


Yes We Mystic - Young Evil

Yes We Mystic is a group of five individuals, Adam Fuhr - Guitar, Vocals, Keegan Steele - Synthesizer, Mandolin, Vocals, Jodi Plenert - Keyboards, Cello, Vocals, Jensen Fridfinnson - Violin, Synthesizer, Guitar, and Jordon Ottenson - Drum Kit, Electronic Drums.

The chaotic and bizarre video shows the band moved by the music coming from the speakers. They are possessed and at times, tortured. As they are in a room spiralling out of control, an alternate version of the band takes the stage in their place. 

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Credits:

Director: Eric Peterson

Director of Photography: Jesse de Rocquigny

Choreography: Ella Steele

First Assistant Director: Hayley Charney

Second Assistant Director: Emily Labby

Production Manager: Mitch Rear

Editor: Jesse de Rocquigny

Costumes and Makeup: Thomas Hannan

Camera Assistant: Andrew Forbes

Gaffers: Andrew Forbes and Devin Chytil

Grips: Devin Chytil, David Knipe and Tyler Asher

DIT: Andrew Forbes and Emily Labby

Production Assistant: Tavis Putnam

Starring: Adam Fuhr, Davis Plett, Keegan Steele, Madeline Rae, Jodi Plenert, Frances Koncan, Jensen Fridfinnson, Julian Kirchmann, Jordon Ottenson, and Ross McMillan

Special Thanks: Ella Steele, Quinn Greene, Stefan Hodges, Ian Ellis, Jordan Cayer, Milos Mitrovic, Fabian Velasco, Forth Projects, Barb Bottle, and Doreen Bissett School of Dance

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Kesha Brings 'Holiday Road' to The Billboard Canadian Hot 100

The newly independent pop singer's cover of Lindsay Buckingham's 1983 song from National Lampoon's Vacation was first released as a Spotify exclusive for the holidays. Michael Bublé's Christmas, meanwhile, remains at No. 1 on the Canadian Albums chart.

Kesha has brought an under-appreciated holiday gem back to the charts. Her version of "Holiday Road" debuts on this week's Billboard Canadian Hot 100 (dated Dec. 28, 2024) at No. 83.

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