
Songwriters From Here And Away
by Songwriters From Here And Away // Robert Campbell
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Lonely Love and Other Beautiful Things - A rich collection of contemporary Canadian songwriting.
Jun 20, 2026
1h 02m 29s
Melody, Meaning & Momentum: 2026 Retreat Mentor Angela Saini on the Songwriter's Journey
Jun 13, 2026
1h 28m 28s
Songwriters From Here And Away – Wolfville Edition - Concert & Interview
Jun 6, 2026
1h 06m 24s
Echoes, Ghost Towns & Second Chances: Songs from Across Canada
May 30, 2026
58m 27s
This Train Crosses Canada - Geoff Arsenault interview & tracks, Matt Anderson and more great music
May 22, 2026
56m 56s
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| 6/20/26 | ![]() Lonely Love and Other Beautiful Things - A rich collection of contemporary Canadian songwriting. | This week on Songwriters From Here And Away, we're taking a musical road trip across Canada with fifteen outstanding songwriters whose songs showcase the depth, diversity, and creativity of today's independent music scene. From thoughtful folk and roots storytelling to contemporary indie sounds, this episode brings together emerging voices and established artists from coast to coast. You'll hear imaginative songwriting from Jesse Waldman, the inventive pop sensibilities of Carrie Matisse, the heartfelt collaboration of Aaron MacDonald and Jenn Sheppard, and the gritty energy of Blamethrower's Dead Town. The journey continues through songs by Alanna Matty, Lily Monaghan, Rube & Rake, Silver Wolf Band, Mo Kenney, Ian James Bain, Quote The Raven, Marissa Burwell, Nardos Almas, Maggie Andrew, and Sun Brimmer. Together, these artists represent the rich tapestry of Canadian songwriting—from intimate personal reflections and vivid storytelling to songs that celebrate place, resilience, love, loss, and the human experience. Whether you're discovering a new favourite artist or reconnecting with familiar voices, this episode is a reminder that some of the best songwriting in the world is being created right here in Canada. Featured Songs Jesse Waldman — Commission From The Ether Carrie Matisse — Baby Robotic Aaron MacDonald feat. Jenn Sheppard — Crazy In Love Blamethrower — Dead Town Alanna Matty — Swimming Lily Monaghan — Snow In May Rube & Rake — Coat of Paint Silver Wolf Band — Coffee Pots Mo Kenney — Lonely Love Ian James Bain — Church on a Hill Quote The Raven — Back in Spring Marissa Burwell — Inside Out Nardos Almas — 18 Months Maggie Andrew — How to Sing for Money Sun Brimmer — Shotguns, Sage & Bones www.SFHAA.ca for more! | 1h 02m 29s | ||||||
| 6/13/26 | ![]() Melody, Meaning & Momentum: 2026 Retreat Mentor Angela Saini on the Songwriter's Journey | This week on Songwriters From Here And Away, we're joined by one of the mentors for the 3rd Annual Songwriters Retreat (August 20–23, 2026, Nova Scotia), acclaimed Canadian singer-songwriter Angela Saini. Angela has built a reputation as one of Canada's most engaging contemporary folk-pop and country-pop songwriters, earning praise from media outlets including The Examiner, which called her "one of Toronto's best indie songwriters," while BBC Radio Leicester described her as "massively talented." Her music has received national CBC airplay and has connected with audiences through songs that balance optimism, resilience, and honest storytelling. In addition to her recording and touring career, Angela is a dedicated songwriting educator and mentor. She teaches songwriting at the Toronto campus of Trebas Institute and has spent years helping emerging artists develop their craft, creative practice, performance skills, and understanding of the music industry. Through her Bright Side Academy coaching program, she provides one-on-one mentorship covering songwriting, lyric development, co-writing, performance coaching, project management, royalties, marketing, and career development. What makes Angela particularly valuable as a songwriting mentor is her belief that there is no single "correct" way to write a song. She encourages writers to experiment with melody-first, lyric-first, and collaborative approaches while discovering their own authentic creative process. This episode features a mix of live performances and studio recordings as Angela shares songs, stories, creative insights, and lessons learned from more than two decades in music. Whether you're a songwriter looking to sharpen your craft or simply a fan of thoughtful, uplifting music, this conversation offers inspiration, practical wisdom, and plenty of great songs. www.SFHAA.ca www.AngelaSaini.com | 1h 28m 28s | ||||||
| 6/6/26 | ![]() Songwriters From Here And Away – Wolfville Edition - Concert & Interview | Episode 1: Live from Wolfville featuring Kim Barlow We're excited to launch a brand-new chapter in the Songwriters From Here And Away story with the debut episode of our monthly concert series, Songwriters From Here And Away – Wolfville Edition, presented in partnership with local host and songwriter Mike Glenn. Recorded live in the heart of Wolfville, this inaugural concert showcases acclaimed Canadian folk artist Kim Barlow alongside a preview of several outstanding songwriters who will be appearing in future editions of the series. Originally from Nova Scotia and later a cornerstone of the Yukon folk scene for more than two decades, Kim Barlow is a two-time Juno-nominated songwriter, celebrated for her imaginative storytelling, distinctive clawhammer banjo style, and deeply original folk compositions. She has released multiple acclaimed albums, toured across Canada and internationally, collaborated with artists including Old Man Luedecke, Christine Fellows, and Mathias Kom, and earned recognition through both Juno and Nova Scotia Music Award nominations. Also featured are songs from several remarkable artists you'll be hearing more from in upcoming Wolfville Edition episodes: Lily Gunn – A compelling emerging voice whose songs blend thoughtful lyricism, emotional honesty, and contemporary folk influences. Glenn & Tregunno – The songwriting partnership of Mike Glenn and Nancy Tregunno, bringing together rich harmonies, heartfelt storytelling, and a deep connection to the communities and landscapes of Nova Scotia. Kim Matheson – A veteran Maritime songwriter known for finely crafted songs, memorable melodies, and performances that connect with audiences through authenticity and warmth. Jessie Potter – A rising singer-songwriter whose music combines poetic insight with contemporary folk sensibilities, delivering songs that are both intimate and engaging. Join us as we celebrate the launch of a new live concert series dedicated to sharing the stories, songs, and creative journeys of songwriters from Nova Scotia and beyond. | 1h 06m 24s | ||||||
| 5/30/26 | ![]() Echoes, Ghost Towns & Second Chances: Songs from Across Canada✨ | resiliencememory+5 | — | Songwriters From Here And AwaySFHAA.ca | — | East Coast BluesRuin+5 | — | 58m 27s | |
| 5/22/26 | ![]() This Train Crosses Canada - Geoff Arsenault interview & tracks, Matt Anderson and more great music✨ | Geoff ArsenaultCanadian music+4 | Geoff Arsenault | Hired HandPearl River+9 | — | Geoff ArsenaultHired Hand+5 | — | 56m 56s | |
| 5/16/26 | ![]() Celebrating East Coast Music Awards and Looking Back at Music Nova Scotia's 2025 Award Nominees✨ | East Coast Music AwardsMusic Nova Scotia+4 | — | Music Nova ScotiaEast Coast Music Awards | Sydney, Nova Scotia | East Coast MusicNova Scotia+5 | — | 59m 21s | |
| 5/9/26 | ![]() From Coffeehouses to Kerrville — Sam Robbins on Songwriting & Survival✨ | songwritingcreativity+4 | Sam Robbins | Berklee College of MusicKerrville Folk Festival+3 | — | songwritingSam Robbins+4 | — | 1h 33m 19s | |
| 5/2/26 | ![]() Dave Gunning: Field Notes and Fine Songs✨ | songwritingmusic+3 | Dave Gunning | Songwriters From Here And AwayField Notes+13 | — | Dave GunningField Notes+3 | — | 1h 24m 15s | |
| 4/25/26 | ![]() The Weight of Words Across the Quiet Places: Canadian Songwriters✨ | emotional songwritingapologies+5 | — | Songwriters From Here And Awaywww.SFHAA.ca+4 | — | songwritingCanadian music+5 | — | 58m 21s | |
| 4/18/26 | ![]() From Coastlines to City Streets: Songs from Across Canada✨ | Canadian songwritingroots music+4 | — | AffectionSongbird+6 | — | Canadian musicsongwriting+5 | — | 55m 48s | |
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| 4/11/26 | ![]() April Wine co-founder, Jim Henman shares his stories & songs in Concert✨ | music historylive concert+3 | Jim Henman | April WineCanadian Music Industry Hall Of Fame+2 | Musquodoboit, NSClam Harbour, Nova Scotia+2 | Jim HenmanApril Wine+3 | — | 1h 21m 07s | |
| 4/4/26 | ![]() The Leaving & The Staying - Great Tracks from Canadian Songwriters✨ | Canadian songwritersmusic+5 | — | — | — | Canadian musicsongwriters+6 | — | 57m 17s | |
| 3/28/26 | ![]() From the Stage to the Page: Brent Mason Live in Concert✨ | live concertsongwriting+3 | Brent Mason | East Coast Music AwardsMusic New Brunswick+2 | New BrunswickSaint John | Brent MasonNew Brunswick+5 | — | 1h 47m 24s | |
| 3/21/26 | ![]() SONGCIRCLE LIVE at The Pink Piano: Biggar, Cornwall & Rae✨ | live musicsongwriter rounds+3 | Mike BiggarLaura Rae+1 | The Pink Piano Café & Lounge | — | live musicsongwriters+3 | — | 1h 55m 05s | |
| 3/7/26 | ![]() Dali Van Gogh: Songs, Stories & a Second Spin✨ | music performancesongwriting+4 | Dali Van Gogh | Sounds of MotownSongwriters From Here and Away | — | Dali Van GoghSongwriters From Here and Away+3 | — | 56m 13s | |
| 2/28/26 | ![]() Small Room, Big Songs: Terra Spencer in Concert✨ | live concertsongwriting+3 | Terra Spencer | — | — | Terra Spencerlive concert+3 | — | 56m 58s | |
| 2/21/26 | ![]() Ian Sherwood: Songs, Stories & Second Takes✨ | songwritinglive performance+3 | Ian Sherwood | Songwriters From Here And AwayMusic Nova Scotia+2 | — | Ian Sherwoodsongwriter+3 | — | 57m 11s | |
| 2/14/26 | ![]() A House Concert & Conversation with Ruth Manning✨ | house concertsongwriting+3 | Ruth Manning | Songwriters From Here And Away | — | house concertRuth Manning+3 | — | 56m 07s | |
| 2/7/26 | ![]() Around the Globe & Back: Aaron English Live - Interview, live songs, tracks | Aaron English www.AaronEnglish.com is a Nashville-based singer-songwriter and pianist whose music reflects a long journey through places, people, and musical traditions. Born in Tennessee and now rooted in one of America’s most vibrant songwriting cities, Aaron has spent years touring the U.S., Europe and Africa, bringing a wide range of influences into his work. His songs blend elements of folk, rock, and world-music rhythms, and he often writes with both personal honesty and a broader sense of place. His catalogue includes multiple self-released albums and EPs, and his music has been featured in media ranging from network TV shows to international radio charts. Aaron’s career includes notable moments such as having one of his songs referenced in an episode of the Fox drama Bones and scoring radio hits in the U.S. and Italy. Beyond performance, he also founded the International Youth Music Project in 2015, a charity that supports music programs for disadvantaged children in orphanages, refugee camps and HIV/AIDS community centers, especially in East Africa. His work combines musical craft with a commitment to community and global connection. In addition to touring and recording, Aaron continues to collaborate with musicians around the world and share music through livestreams, maintaining a creative life rooted in curiosity and human connection. Bandcamp (music & releases): https://aaronenglish.bandcamp.com www.sfhaa.ca 👍 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aaronenglishmusic 🎧 SoundCloud (clips & streaming): https://soundcloud.com/aaron-english ▶️ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/aaronenglishband #AaronEnglish #SongwritersFromHereAndAway #SFHAA #NashvilleMusic #CanadianPodcast #MusicInterview #FolkRock #SingerSongwriter #LiveMusic | 1h 27m 19s | ||||||
| 1/31/26 | ![]() True North Tunes: 15 Tracks Across the Canadian Songwriting Map | This week on Songwriters From Here and Away we’re celebrating a lineup of compelling Canadian artists, ranging from heartfelt reflections on life and home to electrifying storytelling, genre-bending soundscapes, and deeply personal narratives — songwriters shaping the sound of Canada’s music scene. Discover voices you know and ones you’ll want to get to know — from roots and indie to soulful pop and imaginative indie-folk. Travel across styles, moods, and stories, all connected by great songwriting. Jeff Vidov – “New York I’m Coming For You” — Up-and-coming Canadian songwriter whose melodic grit captures big-city aspiration and heart. Rachel Kane – “Be Alright (Feat. Beatox & Adrienne Fainman)” — Collaborative indie pop blend with emotional texture and modern groove. Gail and Karl – “A Thousand Thousand Blessings” — Folk-rock duo rooted in melody and harmony with a long history of community radio support.https://www.kelownaartscouncil.ca/s-projects-side-by-side Clara Cloud – “Lay Me Down (Again)” — Dreamy indie-folk voice with evocative lyrical work and an intimate delivery. Daniel Lew – “Out Of Sight, Out of Mind” — Thoughtful songwriter with reflective lyrics and a sound anchored in emotion. Peach Panic – “Conversations” — Energetic indie track with a rhythmic edge and clean, contemporary feel. Malia Rogers – “Vulnerable” — Intimate singer-songwriter whose voice and words explore openness and strength. Thomas Messenger – “Elbows Up” — Playful, dynamic track grounded in sharp writing and compelling performance. Steph Cameron – “Summer Song” — Seasonally warm and inviting tune from a seasoned storyteller. Aaron MacDonald – “What’s The Point” — Rooted in lyrical nuance and thoughtful reflection, this song digs into meaning and feeling. Margaret Champion – “A Safe Place To Land (with Cory Tetford)” — Soulful collaboration with heart, harmony, and depth. Onion Honey – “Spite, Rebranded” — High-spirited folk quartet blending tradition with modern flair and tight harmonies. Thomas Marshall – “Change The Key” — Reflective indie songwriter crafting songs that stay with you long after listening. Jill Peacock – “All I See Is Blue” — Cool, contemplative songwriting wrapped in evocative atmosphere. Oh Pray Tell – “Poor Black Women Blues” — Powerful blues-inspired track that confronts social themes with voice and grit.MORE Songwriters podcasts at www.SFHAA.ca #CanadianMusic #SongwritersFromHereAndAway #IndieCanada #NewMusicCanada #FolkRoots #MusicDiscovery #SupportLocalArtists | 57m 58s | ||||||
| 1/24/26 | ![]() From Coast to Coast: A Canadian Songwriters Showcase | This week on Songwriters From Here and Away, we shine the spotlight entirely on Canadian songwriters, celebrating the depth, diversity, and emotional honesty that defines our music from coast to coast. From the radiant pop-folk warmth of Steeple and the intimate reflections of Molly Ferdinand, to the roots-driven storytelling of Cheryl Gaudet, Mark Bezanson, and Tiller’s Folly, this episode is a reminder of just how rich our homegrown songwriting tradition remains. You’ll also hear compelling modern voices from Landon Morris, Sarah Segal-Lazar, Tapes In Motion, and Charlie A’Court, each bringing their own perspective, craft, and lived experience into the songs. These are songs about belief, resilience, aging, love, and staying human in a changing world — written and performed by artists who know how to make stories linger. Tune in and rediscover why Canadian songwriters continue to matter. Steeple – “In the Sun”Bright, uplifting pop-folk with a melodic lift that feels both hopeful and grounded. Molly Ferdinand – “Ten Foot Two”Intimate, thoughtful songwriting delivered with warmth and emotional clarity. Cheryl Gaudet (with Rose Vaughn) – “Grandfather’s Hands”A tender, intergenerational reflection filled with grace and deep familial resonance. Mark Bezanson – “Mess Around”Roots-infused songwriting with grit, groove, and lived-in storytelling. Tiller’s Folly – “A Simply Extraordinary Life”Veteran Canadian folk storytelling that honours ordinary lives with poetic care. Tapes In Motion – “Nobody”A modern indie track blending atmosphere and introspection with subtle power. Landon Morris – “Slip Away”Soulful vocals and melodic songwriting that balance vulnerability and strength. Sarah Segal-Lazar – “Anything But Age”A thoughtful, articulate song challenging assumptions with intelligence and heart. Charlie A’Court – “Play Me Something Good”Effortless soul-rooted groove from one of Canada’s most compelling performers. Cheryl Gaudet – “All I Believe”A reflective, emotionally grounded song shaped by experience and honesty. Landon Morris – “Tightwire”Tension and release woven into a finely crafted modern roots song. Mark Bezanson – “Ruin”Darker lyrical terrain explored with confidence and strong melodic instincts. Mark Bezanson – “For Crying Out Loud”A sharp, expressive closer blending passion, reflection, and seasoned songwriting. More episodes at www.SFHAA.ca #CanadianMusic #SongwritersFromHereAndAway#CanCon #FolkRoots #IndieCanada #CanadianSongwriters | 1h 16m 23s | ||||||
| 1/17/26 | ![]() Across the Tracks: Graham Nicholas Live + a Dave Gunning Bonus | This week on Songwriters From Here and Away, we revisit a memorable live interview with Ontario songwriter Graham Nicholas, recorded over the railroad tracks at Alderney Landing in Nova Scotia. Graham’s storytelling, wit, and deeply observant lyrics shine in conversation and performance, painting portraits of life’s long roads and human heartaches with equal grace. To round out the hour, we’ve added a track from Dave Gunning — one of Canada’s most beloved folk voices — whose work reflects decades of craftsmanship, community connection, and storytelling rooted in everyday heroes and hard truths. Tune in for songs and stories that cross borders, generations, and emotional terrain — from live spontaneity to seasoned reflection. 🎶 Featured Artists & Links Graham Nicholas A Toronto-area folk/roots songwriter with a rich gift for character-driven narratives and evocative lyricism. His albums, including Black Creek, showcase empathetic storytelling and a voice praised for its warmth and honesty.🔗 Official Website: https://grahamnicholas.ca/ Dave Gunning Legendary Nova Scotia folk singer-songwriter, award winner, and storyteller whose warm stage presence and razor-sharp insight have made him a Canadian mainstay. Over his long career he’s earned multiple East Coast Music Awards, Canadian Folk Music Awards, a Juno nomination, and widespread acclaim for songs that pay tribute to community, resilience, and the human heart.🔗 Official Website: https://www.davegunning.com/ more episodes, concert and support for songwriters @ www.SFHAA.ca #SongwritersFromHereAndAway #GrahamNicholas #DaveGunning #LiveMusic #CanadianMusic #FolkMusic #IndieSongwriters #Podcast | 56m 22s | ||||||
| 1/10/26 | ![]() Canadian Songs, Big Feelings & Brave Voices - Tracks from Sea To Sea | This week on Songwriters From Here and Away, we shine a light on a wide-ranging collection of compelling Canadian songwriting — from intimate acoustic reflections to bold statements. Songs that ask questions, tell hard truths, and celebrate connection, identity, and place. Featuring emerging voices alongside seasoned artists, this episode highlights the depth and diversity of Canada’s songwriting community. Love, loss, resilience, social conscience, and the moments that shape us — all delivered with honesty and craft. If you’re a songwriter, a music lover, or someone who simply enjoys discovering great new Canadian music, this episode offers plenty to lean into. Turn it up, listen closely, and discover a few new favourites along the way. 🎶 Featured Artists & Songs Gerry Wall – “Dumb Enough” – A seasoned roots-rock voice with songs grounded in grit and heart. https://gerrywall.bandcamp.com Headlong Hearts – “Canada” – A warm indie-folk trio bringing layered harmonies and open-sky songwriting. https://headlonghearts.com Hearts of Kin – “Natural” – Folk harmonies and tender lyricism woven into reflective soundscapes. https://www.heartsofkin.com JJ Miller – “The Life of Augustine” – Soulful storytelling from a Canadian folk songwriter navigating life and place. https://www.jjmiller.ca Jade Elephant – “Zombie” – An eclectic indie voice infusing poetic edge into every phrase. https://jadeelephantmusic.com Jed and the Valentine – “Pitchin’ Stones” – Halifax-rooted melodic songwriting with lyrical depth and emotional resonance. https://jedandthevalentine.com John Hewitt – “Stand Up and Be Counted” – A thoughtful voice delivering songs of conviction and character. https://www.johnhewittmusic.com MUSHKAT – “Wasted On The Young” – Edgy, clever songwriting with gritty flair from a seasoned local favourite.🔗 https://www.instagram.com/MushkatCentral Veronica Fusaro – “Jealousy” – Emotional clarity and expressive vocals anchor this intimate, honest song.🔗 https://veronicafusaro.com 11th & Duke – “Melissa” – Rock-soul energy and big hooks shine from this energetic NS band.🔗 https://www.facebook.com/11thandduke Meadowsweet – “Emerald Beach” – Dreamy indie-folk textures and evocative imagery define this track. https://meadowsweetmusic.ca Ryan Wayne – “Lion in the Wall” – Melodic roots songwriting with rich, lyrical storytelling. https://ryanwayne.bandcamp.com/ Stonehocker – “Is This the End?” – A reflective, atmospheric indie composition that lingers long after the track ends.🔗 https://linktr.ee/seestonehockerSongwriters From Here And Away is @ www.SFHAA.ca | 57m 26s | ||||||
| 1/3/26 | ![]() Craft, Groove & Grit: The Songs of Rob Lutes and a Brief Walk Through History | This week on Songwriters From Here and Away, I’m joined by Rob Lutes, www.RobLutes.com award-winning songwriter, performer, and educator whose work bridges folk, blues, and roots music with exceptional depth and authenticity. Based in Ontario, Rob is widely respected not only for his finely crafted songs but for the way he delivers them — with groove, restraint, and emotional clarity. A recipient of multiple Awards, including: Canadian Folk Music Awards (CFMAs) Winner — Contemporary Singer of the Year (Solo) — Walk in the Dark (2018) Winner — Contemporary Singer of the Year (Come Around / project work) (2022) Multiple CFMA nominations — including Album, Contemporary Singer, English Songwriter, Producer of the Year (with Come Around) Maple Blues Awards Multiple Maple nominations over the years in categories such as Acoustic Act and Male Vocalist of the Year Winner — Kerrville New Folk Songwriting Competition (prestigious U.S. folk songwriter award) Runner-up — Toronto Blues Society Cobalt Prize Rob’s songs have been recorded by artists around the world and featured in film and television. Beyond the stage, he is a sought-after songwriting educator and mentor, known for helping writers find their own voice while honouring the craft. In this conversation, we explore songwriting process, storytelling, and the long game of making meaningful music — with insight from someone who has truly lived it.Tracks on This www.SFHAA.ca show include: Things We Didn’t Choose That Bird Has My Wings Mutineer (Warren Zevon) Walk In The Dark We Were In Love I’ll See You In My Dreams Work Of Art Shediac Bridge | 1h 13m 48s | ||||||
| 12/26/25 | ![]() Unplugged & Unforgettable: Cruikshanks Open Mic Live From The Funeral Home | This week on Songwriters From Here and Away we take you back to one of Halifax’s most unique and welcoming musical gatherings — the Cruikshanks Funeral Home Open Mic, held on the last Wednesday of each month in the chapel at Cruikshanks Funeral Home in downtown Halifax. It’s a fully accessible, all-ages show where songwriters, storytellers, and music lovers share new material, heartfelt originals, and memorable performances in an atmosphere that combines connection, community, and creativity. Hosted by Noah Tye, this live recording brings together a remarkable group of voices from Nova Scotia’s vibrant music scene and beyond. Noah Tye - New Scotland An emerging roots/folk/blues artist from Halifax, Noah is the creative force behind the Cruikshanks Open Mic and a passionate performer on multiple instruments. His original songwriting and warm delivery have been honed through years of local performance and festival appearances. @noah.tye Michael Butz - Sorry Won’t Cut It AnymoreA Halifax singer-songwriter and frequent open-mic contributor, Michael brings thoughtful lyrics and heart-felt performance to every stage. He also plays in local live music venues around Halifax Bruce Murray - Fair Winds & Following SeasA rich acoustic sensibility and love for stories in song; Bruce’s performance evokes both landscape and journey. (Live performer on Halifax open mic scene. @zedcaster Alex Connoly - An open mic favourite known for expressive originals and engaging performance style Adria Jackson - Halifax ShoreA singer-songwriter with intimate, reflective lyrics and a voice that paints pictures of place and memory — perfect for the open mic’s close-knit crowd. @adria.jackson.33 Claire & Seamus - I’ll Find A Place For You HereA duo whose harmonies and heartfelt lyrics strike straight to the heart, capturing friendship, hope, and shared moments in every note. Hannah Marcienne - See The LightA rising artist whose powerful vocal presence and thoughtful songwriting make her a standout in the open mic lineup. @hannah.sarrouy Owen Darrah - FairAn expressive performer whose ease on stage and vulnerability in songwriting create genuine musical connection. @o.darrah Wild Blue Rose - When The Winter ComesA name that evokes lyrical imagery and seasonal texture — Wild Blue Rose brings atmospheric tone and poetic songcraft to the open mic stage. @WildBlueRoseMusic Sandy Greenberg - Let Me Come Into Your KitchenWith roots in classic folk traditions, Sandy’s storytelling and warm voice feel like a welcoming hearthside tale. @razzmatazzforkids Dusty Keleher - East To IrelandA performer with deep musical roots, Dusty’s tune evokes travel, heritage, and lyrical wanderlust — all delivered with heart. Halifax’s own Ghost Walk bard. @dusty.keleher Bill Travis aka ‘Mushkat’ - Wasted On The YoungA familiar name to Halifax open mic audiences, Mushkat blends wit, grit, and lyrical craft into every performance. @MushkatCentral 🎧 Listen wherever you get your podcasts! #SongwritersFromHereAndAway #HalifaxMusic #OpenMic #LiveMusic #NovaScotiaMusic #FolkAndRoots #SFHAA #CommunityMusic #CruikshanksUnplugged | 1h 01m 34s | ||||||
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