Brett Kissel has written vivid, high-minded songs devoted to the kind of introspection one might expect to encounter at an ashram in Goa, not on a country album from the pride of rural Alberta.
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Read MoreMeghan Patrick, Tim Hicks, and Robyn Ottolini lead in nominations
Read MoreThis self-titled debut EP is an airtight collection of country-pop love-songs
Read MoreThe album grows in distinction when Esther’s artistry expands beyond her prodigious roots and profoundly connects with the listener’s emotional core.
Read MoreMiko Marks crafts an album that is both timeless and timely.
Read MoreThroughout it all McCord relies on time-tested, lapsteel-laced country arrangements that are warm and well-executed.
Read MoreIf this is what the age of 88 sounds like, sister, bring it on.
Read MoreAdeem the Artist finds gentle humour and yearning in stories so often defined by hurt and fear.
Read MoreValerie June’s music is made from common pieces but it’s nothing of the sort; traditional bluegrass, country, folk, gospel and R&B textures are transformed in her hands
Read MoreEmma John’s skillful writing and honest narration make this book a joy to read
Read MoreSecond Wind makes a convincing argument that Prince Edward Island might be one of the better places to ride out this pandemic.
Read MoreTaylor has tapped into his roots and most intimate relationships, resulting in the artist’s biggest release in his 25 year career.
Read MoreFor over 30 years, Steve Summers has worked with Parton to shape her fashion choices, stage design, album covers and more
Read MoreLivin' and Other Western Ideas is an interesting debut that sounds as if Brian Setzer and George Jones have been touchstones in Nicholas Campbell’s music journey.
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