Dave Macintyre is a journalist based in Montreal, Quebec, with a focus on local culture and music. He writes for publications such as Cult MTL, Edmonton Journal, and Port Strategy, and his work has also been featured in Complex. Dave's articles cover a range of topics, including music reviews, local events, social issues, and interviews with artists and musicians.
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Dave Macintyre's articles mainly cover entertainment news, music events, and cannabis. Given his focus on local coverage in Canada, Quebec, and Montreal, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to local musicians' achievements or events happening in these areas. Additionally, he may also be interested in topics related to the cannabis industry within this geographic region.
Considering the high percentage of expert commentary and reviews in Dave's coverage attributes, reaching out with pitches that offer unique perspectives from experts within the local music scene or cannabis industry could increase the chances of engagement with his articles.
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Fleurs de Lise Bobépine pre-rolls came in really handy at recent music festivals (and while binge-watching the Olympics).
By: Dave Macintyre
An interview with composer and saxophonist Colin Stetson ahead of this week’s performance at MUTEK in Montreal.
By: Dave MacIntyre
The staple in this city’s electronic music landscape told us about his new music, connecting with the younger generation and 25 years of MUTEK.
“Smile! :D is yet another artistic triumph for Porter Robinson, and his biggest sign of musical reinvention and maturity to date.”
The project aims to address coastal flooding which is a major threat for Pacific Island communities
By: Dave Macintyre
We spoke with Toronto drag queen and Canada's Drag Race season 1 winner Priyanka about her debut album, Devastatia, and her live show.
Romance is the fourth album by Irish five-piece Fontaines D.C., another lights-out record by a lights-out band.
“It’s an album that flips between sunsets in Ibiza and nights after hours in a grimy basement club, and it’s a clear step forward musically for Jamie xx.”
“Cartoon Darkness is another potent and boundlessly confident body of work by these Melbourne punks, fronted by an absolute badass in Amy Taylor.”
Fleurs de Lise – Le Passe Partout brought on greasy cravings and heightened feels for music.
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