10 DJs from the Greater Toronto Area will benefit from mentoring, networking and collaboration opportunities as the startup grows into its second iteration.
TORONTO , Sept. 21, 2023 /CNW/ - Today, Mary Brown's Chicken, one of Canada's fastest growing restaurant chains, announced a partnership with The Remix Project, which provides professional artistic training to multidisciplinary talent. The second part of the creative and attractive "Taste mix" program for young people. Designed to expand the stories and voices of emerging Canadian DJs, the second edition of the program will highlight 10 Remix Project alumni DJs and offer additional opportunities for visibility, funding and creative collaboration.
Like the original sequel, Tasty Mix 2.0 will be a 10-part YouTube series featuring each DJ performing a recorded set. A new collection is released on the Mary Brown Chicken YouTube channel every Thursday at 19:00.
"The Remix Project and Mary Brown Chicken share a passion for empowering local communities and making their voices heard," said Jeff Barlow, Chief Marketing Officer, MBI Brands . "When we thought about how to make Tasty Mix more meaningful for Canadian artists, The Remix Project was the perfect partner for us."
"We're grateful for organizations like Mary Brown Chicken that provide opportunities and support for creators in our community," said Brian Brock, director of strategic partnerships for The Remix Project . "Their vision for Tasty Mix is a great opportunity for Canadian DJs to learn and grow."
In support of the program, Mary Brown Chicken is proud to donate high-tech production equipment to Remix Project Studios.
10 DJs have joined the second taste mix group: (in alphabetical order)
Tasty Mix launched in January 2023 as a 10-part YouTube series featuring DJs from across Canada . Attendees are invited to meet legendary DJ Charlie B at Toronto's Cherry Beach Sound Studios, and sessions will be recorded and streamed on the Mary Brown Chicken YouTube channel. You can watch all 10 episodes at youtube.com/@marybrownsofficial.
Learn more about Mary Brown Chicken
Mary Brown's Chicken has more than 244 locations in Canada . It is a 100% Canadian brand founded in 1969 in St. Founded in John's, Newfoundland . The brand started with just three stores, but as its reputation for quality, delicious food grew, so did its franchise. Mary Brown's is known for its Big Mary sandwich, Canada's best chicken sandwich, and its fresh cooking method, which uses Canadian farm-fresh ingredients to hand-cut and cook the chicken and fries. Mary Brown's is proud to be the official chicken restaurant of the Toronto Blue Jays. ™ Marie Brown has achieved same-store sales growth for 18 consecutive years and has received the Franchise Choice Award from the Canadian Franchise Association for 13 consecutive years. To learn more about Mary Browns , visit www.marybrowns.com.
About the remix project
The Remix Project is a non-profit charity that helps match talented young people with barriers to employment in the creative arts and entertainment industries. Through an interdisciplinary education in the arts, students focus on personal and professional growth, strengthen creative communities, and help create the next generation of industry leaders. Remix Project's flagship installation is located on the 5th floor of the Daniel Waterfront Arts City Building in downtown Toronto . Remix offers a 5,000-square-foot training center that includes collaborative workspaces, state-of-the-art recording studios, DJ labs, performance spaces, photography studios and production facilities. For more information on The Remix Project, visit www.theremixproject.com.
Connect with Chicken Mary Brown on social media
YouTube: @marybrownsofficial
Instagram: @marybrownsofficial
Facebook: @marybrowns
TikTok: @marybrownschiken
Connect with the remix project on social media
Instagram: @theremixproject
Facebook @theremixproject
Twitter: @theremixproject
For more information:
Becca Logan , Rock-It Promotions, becca@rockitpromo.com
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