Born in Alberta and based in Vancouver, this Canadian singer and songwriter grew up with the music of Doc Watson and Merle Travis. He began his career as a busker on the streets of Vancouver and was also part of bands like The Francis Baptiste Band. Since choosing a solo path, he’s performed at various festivals such as Vancouver International Jazz Festival and the Surrey Fusion Festival. Inspired by The Allman Brothers, B.B. King and Neil Young, he debuted with “Goodbye Trouble” in 2024.
Encouraging musicians to keep chasing the light at the end of the tunnel instead of getting lost in the darkness of exhaustion on the road, his new single is brimming with honesty and grit. Taken from his recently released EP “It Ain’t Me”, this song is doused in warmhearted Americana with a classic rock edge. With full-bodied electric guitars and an effusive rhythm painting the sonic picture and his emotive vocals telling the tale of wearying tours, this tune is a joy for your ears.
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From their album “I’ll Do My Best” (1982):
From his upcoming album “Tragic Magic”, to be released on 6 March 2026:
Born in Iowa City, this singer and songwriter started singing aged 10 when she performed in her elementary school talent show and never looked back. Although she did take guitar lessons, she’s never had vocal training. She entered 
Framing heartbreak as a long game of Simon Says, her new single takes a sad diary entry and elevates it with sprightly country-folk vibes that are slightly enriched with touch of pop. Building up the melody around a jaunty banjo, the song ascends with a driving rhythm and a perky slide guitar. Taking her relatable lyrics and immersing them in a playful tune, forges an irresistible brew. And with her honest, rootsy vocals, this slice of spellbinding Americana is filled with authentic warmth. 
From his album “From Monday To Sunday” (1993):
From her upcoming EP “Apothecary, Pt.2”, to be released on 17 April 2026:
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