British Columbia Country artist Ben Klick is here to chat about his new single Middle Of Nowhere & much more!

Over the years, Ben has won five North American Country Music Association Awards, two British Columbia Country Music Awards, a Performing Arts Award, Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award, Okanagan College Young Alumni Award, and was a Top 7 Canada’s Walk of Fame Emerging Artist, BreakOut West SOCAN Song House Participant, and Global Country Canada Star Search Winner.

Nova Scotia's Ian Janes has a song he co-wrote with hit songwriter Byron Hill featured in the popular TV series Nashville and on its soundtrack (Season 5, Volume 2). Now, he's released his own version of the song and he's here to share it with us. Plus. he'll chat about his 2017 album Yes Man.

Ontario's Dayna Shereck has just released her brand new EP Chasing The Moon featuring the debut single Two Feet On The Ground. Tune in and get to know this talented singer-songwriter and hear two tracks from her new release.

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Ontario's Don Graham releases his brand new song I Just Called Him Dad and we get to debut it here on the show!

Sean Hogan's uniquely authentic blend of alt-country and modern rustic pop immediately caught the attention of Country radio and music fans across Canada, leading to his first Canadian Country Music Association award for Independent Male Artist of the Year in 1997.

Hit single after hit single (Slow Turning, Sure Fire Love, Dream Vacation, Angeline, I’d Rather Have You, Centered, Catalina Sunrise, A Cowboy’s Heart, and Suck It Up to name a few) became staples of Country music radio. Eighteen Sean Hogan music videos aired on CMT Canada.

Sean has stories to tell & new music to share with us!

James Murdoch of the Alberta Country group The Dunagarees is here to chat about their 5 nominations from the Alberta Country Music Association.

The group was just sIgned to an Australian label Social Family Records and will start a tour in Australia in January 2018.

You'll hear the group's latest single Anywhere With You produced by legendary Grammy award-winning producer Paul Worley.

Powell River, B.C. Country act Twin Kennedy is here to chat about their new Country album and to share songs from it.

Ontario Country artist Chelsea Crites is here to chat about her new Christmas EP Dear Santa featuring 6 great songs including Mary Did You Know, Please Come Home For Christmas and Winter Wonderland.

Heather Rankin follows her 2016 Juno Award Nominated solo album,A Fine Line, with a Christmas album, Imagine. Her angelic voice wraps her listeners in coziness and nostalgia in this ten-song collection, which includes both original songs, cowritten by Rankin, and traditional songs she grew up singing at Christmas. The evocative imagery in Rankin’s contemplative lyrics inhabit the same deeply personal world Rankin created in A Fine Line, while songs like “Wrap it Up” harken back with frivolity to the music she created with her siblings as The Rankin Family.

Imagine begins in contemplation of Christmas Past with Rankin’s soaring rendition of “Once in Royal David’s City,” a song that conjures memories for her of the traditional carols that were sung during the Midnight Masses of her childhood. She also lends her    ethereal voice to a definitive rendition of “Silent Night,” a song she remembers being sung with verses in six different languages at St. Mary’s Parish in Mabou, Nova Scotia. The orchestrations of these two carols by Imagine’s producer, Steven MacKinnon, as well as the addition of the St. Michael’s Choir School, root them gorgeously in the divine origins of the season. “Olde-Fashioned Christmas,” written by Rankin, MacKinnon and David Tyson, weaves the magic of Christmas into the “humble abode at the end of the road” Rankin and Tyson so beautifully conjured in A Fine Line’s “We Walk As One.”

Ontario Country artist Brooklyn Roebuck is here to catch us up on all her latest news and share a couple of her songs with us!