If you follow scripture, Jacob is a pretty heavy dude. Jacob Moon is pretty heavy too, his voice strong and pure, his music a tapestry of sound and rhythm.

Taking his cue from the friends and family that filled his childhood home, the sir was cast from

There is something righteous about music when it's done from the heart. When Brad and Jaret both bad bands implode at the same time the seeds for Killin' Time Band were sown. Morphing the tipsy patio party duet into a band that made laughter and liquor f

Working in the factories and fields is a sure way to accumulate the stuff required to fuel music of a fertile mind. Famous Framus was just little Mike when he was forever changed by a large scary man pouring out his heart during one of his parents late ni

The fact that a Southern Ontario country girl and a Muncie Indiana former rock guitar slinger would meet up in Nashville and make beautiful progressive roots music makes perfect sense. Both Tia McGraff and Tommy Parham have long histories of writing and p

Hamilton is music country - and country music is a big part of Hamilton. Chelsea Crites looks like the kind of country singer you see atop the heap in America, picture perfect and dressed for the part. You'd be forgiven for thinking it all smoke and mirr

Kindred spirit Rae Billing began her music career late after the loss of a treasured sole. Writing the arrangements and turns of phrase that danced in her head , learning to play and leaning hard into a new, some would say, dangerous, direction.

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It never stops here at Barber Shop Podcast as yet another powerhouse act kicks the door down. Weekend Riot Club is a mighty sum comprised of four awesome parts, each a massive energy force sufficient to break shit. When Melissa Marchese met Mike Chetcuti

Two days past Daddy’s birthday and after a slate of tasteful chanteuse chorales we at Barber Shop Podcast are blessed with the mindful mindlessness of Hamilton’s Lo-Fi.

Born of excessive musicianship and time, the seemingly simple collection of Lips,

A blistering Nor'easter in the Ides of March cannot stop the mighty power of Hamilton legend Rita Chiarelli and Barber Shop Podcast.

Salvatore's little girl was the only native born child of a rough hewn hard working family in the heart of a busy indus

Mary Simon has found quite a bit of success over the years as a solo artist in Canada and the US, yet she has been looking for a band for years. Not "her" band, but a band that existed as something greater than the sum of it's parts.

Mississippi Bends