Tommy Charles brings a classic sound with natural vocals and solid production to Americana country music. With his deep, singing voice, Tommy’s sound is both nostalgic and distinctive—something you’ll want to listen to again and […]
The Wardens don’t just sing about the land—they’re part of it. Hailing from the Rocky Mountains, this band’s music is deeply rooted in the landscapes they’ve spent years protecting as Canadian national park wardens. With […]
Peter Cormier is a singer, songwriter and instrumentalist from Calgary, Alberta. Since the creation of his band, Peter & the Wolves, at the age of 18, he has been inspired by the sounds of 1950s […]
Rising from the underground of the Edmonton music scene, Real Sickies brings melody and songcraft to a street-smart style that will please fans of The Ramones, Gob, The Copyrights, Teenage Head, and early Green Day. […]
Denis Dufresne is a highly acclaimed, award-winning artist, producer, and session musician with a career that spans genres and continents. From his early days with the fiddle supergroup Barrage to becoming a sought-after professional, he […]
Calgary-based violinists Geison Hidalgo and Alina Zhuk, the dynamic duo behind Quora Strings, are redefining live music entertainment with their unique blend of classical elegance and modern showmanship. With over 20 years of experience and […]
Penny Sanborn is an accordion performer and educator from Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Penny performs solo, in chamber music ensembles, and with orchestra, and teaches accordion lessons. She holds a Master of Music degree on accordion […]
ADOPTION is the bedroom new wave solo project and the main emotional outlet of self-proclaimed “local guttersnipe” Daniel Tadic. Having adopted the moniker in early 2024, Tadic has spent much of the past year bringing […]
Kate Stevens is a highly acclaimed vocalist and songwriter hailing from Calgary, Canada. With her emotive soul and R&B sound, riddled with jazz harmonies, Kate has established herself as one of Calgary’s finest musicians. Her […]
Music has been on Phillip Addis’ mind as far back as he can remember. His first instruments were euphonium, bass and tuba, but after singing in choirs and then having some voice lessons he realized […]
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