Rob Lutes brings his soulful voice and stellar guitar work to his new project Sussex, which he co-founded with renowned vibraphonist/multi-instrumentalist and longtime friend Michael Emenau.
As a duo, Sussex brings an original sound to their finely crafted songs that draw from early blues, folk and jazz, and which are featured on the band’s critically acclaimed 2016 album Parade Day.
For more visit: www.sussexmusic.ca
After over twenty-five years of performing with her siblings, Heather Rankin comes into her own with “A Fine Line,” her debut solo record. This is Heather Rankin like you have never heard her before, breaking away from The Rankin Family’s signature sound, and forging her own musical legacy with her poetic, intimate original songs, and…
“A seamless, polished, barrel-drum-tight, rhythmically innovative & wildly entertaining traditional music powerhouse.” ( The Guardian) Multiple nominees for the 2013 Canadian Folk Music awards, ECMA’s & Music PEI Awards, Ten Strings And A Goat Skin are having the time of their lives immersed in the music they love as a trad/folk/fusion bilingual trio.
A master slide blues guitarist and songwriter, John Campbelljohn hails from Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, Canada. Over the course of his four decade-long career, John has won or been nominated for countless music awards including Maple Blues Awards, East Coast Music Awards, Real Blues Awards, Music Nova Scotia Entertainer Of The Year, Blues Recording…
These two accomplished multi-instrumentalists share a passion for music rooted in Scandinavian and Celtic traditions. They play at times with the raw energy of dance musicians, and at others, with the subtlety of a chamber ensemble, and rich vocal harmonies are thrown into the mix. Nyckelharpa (swedish keyed fiddle), wooden flute, piano and button accordions,…
Stellar songs, dynamic vocals, and superior musicianship marks the emergence of Port Cities onto the Canadian music scene. An exciting new group from the east coast, Port Cities brings together the award winning talents of Carleton Stone, Breagh Mackinnon, and Dylan Guthro.
Born and raised in North Sydney, Cape Breton, and living just outside of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Kim Dunn has been working on a successful music career for over thirty years, with a brief four year reprieve studying Jazz at ST. FX.
