Cut and Paste: Amplifying Unheard Voices

It's March 31st.

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I'm Cory with the story.

A new media company called Cut and Paste just launched in Canada, backed by the Bell

Fund.

It's all about raw stories from music, counter-culture, and outsider voices that don't

get enough shine.

Founded by Jill Abraham, the guy from the punk band SNFU, it's got that true DIY spirit.

The first project dropped a music video and a short documentary on SNFU, highlighting

the band's gritty history.

Abraham's diving deep into these overlooked tales right out the gate.

Abraham brings serious cred from years in the game.

He host advices the wrestlers and much musics the wedge, plus he created the podcast turned

out a punk.

After leading his band for two decades, he's all about chasing those culture-shaping moments.

He's saying the culture we want doesn't just appear.

You gotta build it.

With his track record, Cut and Paste looks set to amplify voices that need him most.

Keep an eye on this crew.

They're just getting started on shaking up the scene with fresh, unfiltered content.