MICHELLE WRIGHT gets enthusiastic when she talks about her brand new radio single Another Good Day, revealing that "it feels great to be releasing new music, as always, but I'm especially proud of this song, its positivity, its optimism ... That's the kind of overall mood I'm in these days and the songs I've been writing and singing lately reflect that." Written by Michelle along with good friend Patricia Conroy and Emerson Drive's Danick Dupelle, and produced by Jason Barry, Another Good Day also features the creativity of some of Michelle's favourite Music City musicians. Tune in to hear her talk about her new music & more. And, of course, you'll get to hear her latest single on the show.

Mississauga-based singer/songwriter PAUL MALYSA is both soulful and moody. As a songwriter, he is known to compose emotionally charged music and his honest and genuine performance style has charmed audiences everywhere. Following the success of his 2004/2005 independent CD release No More Yellow Lights, Paul then released Above the Fold in 2010. His song Take Me was featured on a compilation CD called Unforgettable Hits 2 with the likes of Norah Jones & Amy Sky. In 2012 things started to take off for Paul, with 3 of his songs being used in a feature film and being invited to perform live June 8th during Country Music Fest in Nashville. Paul will also be performing at Tin Pan North in Ontario this May.

Saskatchewan Country artist Donny Parenteau is a talented multi-instrumentalist who performs with energy and enthusiasm on the fiddle, mandolin, acoustic and electric guitars, and the unique mandocaster. Throw in his singing & songwriting and you have an artist on the rise in Canada. After 12 years touring with Neal McCoy, this seasoned entertainer has performed with numerous country artists and genuine music icons such as Charlie Daniels, Kenny Chesney, Tim McGraw, Shania Twain and Reba McEntire, to name a few. His latest album is called To Whom It May Concern.

CLAYTON BELLAMY is a Juno winner for Best Country Recording, a four time Canadian Country Music Award winner, and a SOCAN Songwriter of the Year. Besides his success as a member of the popular Country group The Road Hammers, this talented Alberta-born artist has released 6 albums of his own. His latest is called Everyone's A Dreamer featuring the title-track single. Clayton says “my new solo music is a blend of both my own vibes and The Road Hammers sound, a mix I believe my fans will really enjoy – a best of both worlds as they say.” Performing has been a passion of his since he was a kid growing up participating in both his church choir and school choir which helped him hone his love for music. Although he attended College at R.D.C in Red Deer, Alberta completing the Music diploma program, his musical talents flourished through his passion for composing his own music, writing his own lyrics and playing instruments like the harmonica, the piano, and especially the guitar.

KEVIN BUSHEY is the lead singer and songwriter for BLIND RIVER which is currently based out of Hamilton, Ontario. Though he was raised on Country music, Kevin’s start in the music circuit originated in the world of rock & roll - when he was just 15 years old. With well over 20 years experience in the music industry, Kevin’s career has taken him right across Canada alongside some of the best in the business. Kevin landed one of his co-written songs on John Landry’s Changing Man CD released at the end of 2010, as well as the single Living the Dream from Country recording artist Stacey Zegers.

Over the last few years, IVAN DAIGLE has emerged as one of Eastern Canada's most promising Country artists. An exciting concert performer, he has shared the stage with some of the best artists around including Chris Cummings, The Wilkinsons, George Canyon and Joe Diffie. A songwriter since the age of 10, Ivan has a special ability to put his emotions into words and music in a way that speaks simply and universally. Currently, Ivan is winning fans all across Canada on Canada's Got Talent with moving performances like his version of the touching Country song Raymond.

Country artist RICK STAVELY is back at radio with his new single I Don't Want To Love You Like That. The song was written by Doug Folkins and the album's producer Larry Wayne Clark. Says Larry, "Rick's the Real Deal...as pure a Country singer as I've ever encountered. He feels every word and he's got Country in his DNA." Tune in as Rick talks about his music career, the new album and shares some of his latest songs.

Barbara Lynn Doran - from Scarborough, Ontario and now calling Whitby, Ontario home - recorded & released her debut self-titled EP in 2009 with producer Murray Daigle. The album showcased more of her Country sound than her past pop influences. The storytelling aspect of Country music is what she loves about the genre. And her love of melodies began as a child listening to her grandfather play the piano. Fast forward to present: Barbara has released a new single to radio called Forgot To Love Me which once again blends her Pop & Country sound. As she gets to set to release a full-length album this year, she reflects:"When I release these songs, I want to make sure they're as good as they can possibly be. I've been down to Nashville 6 or 7 times in the last 2 years and I'm always trying to become a better lyric writer & storyteller. Even though I've been a songwriter for years, I feel like I'm just starting to scratch the surface."Tune is as this talented singer/songwriter discusses her music career and shares some songs including her new single.

STEELE just finished recording his self-titled debut album with Kent Wells, best known for his work with Dolly Parton. The lead single Private Road is currently being played on radio in the United States and is destined to become a party anthem back home here in Canada. This talented singer/songwriter was born into a fishing family in a small town in Nova Scotia. At age eight, he wrote a song about his dad running his boat aground and thus began his pursuit of singing & writing. On his album, Steele has not been afraid to write & sing about the issues that affect his community. He sings of young men and woman being sent overseas and the impact on those left behind. He openly tells of the ravages of addictions he has witnessed. He bravely sings about a loved one being diagnosed with terminal cancer. And as honestly as he sings about the tough times, he sings with joy about the good times. Tune in to get to know Steele - a nickname he's always had - and his music.

Northern Ontario Country artist CAROLE CHAMPAGNE was recently inducted into the Northern Opry with the ceremony taking place in Sault Ste, Marie, Ontario. "When I got on the bus (headed to the ceremony), and I saw everyone from Kapuskasing (her hometown) and the surrounding area there to support me, it was great. They filled a whole bus. To me, the support from home was so great. Those people are like family to me," explains Carole. Her most recent album is called Forever With Me. She wrote or co-wrote every song. She starts a dance craze with I Think I Love Rednecks, shows her romantic side on the title track, and her fun side on I Might Be Blonde (But I Ain't Blind) which includes special guest Dolly Parton. Carole is a cancer survivor who has gone on to record her songs, entertain her loyal fans and write songs with some of Nashville's best including Don Goodman (hit writer for Alabama, Reba and Blake Shelton.)