Born in Toronto to Anne Murray and TV producer/host Bill Langstroth, Dawn participated in local musicals and choirs. She expressed her feelings through poetry for most of her teenage years. Then, in a chance meeting with legendary entertainment manager Bruce Allen, he encouraged Dawn to try composing lyrics. Over the next six years or so, she co-wrote about a dozen songs. She began a highly successful 2007 as the opening act for The Rankin Family’s Canadian tour and released a self-titled, five-song EP. During The Rankin Family’s Toronto concert, a fateful meeting with legendary, Grammy-Award-winning producer/engineer, George Massenburg turned into a great next step for Dawn. Massenburg and Jon Randall Stewart co-produced a 2nd EP for Dawn in 2008 and more recently a full CD entitled 'Highwire'. Tune in as Dawn shares stories from her music career as well as some songs from her new CD.

Todd Berry's musical influences range from Garth Brooks to Elvis to Huey Lewis. Being born legaly blind has not stopped him from pursuing his dream of writing and performing Country Music. He is about to release his new CD entitled "Better Days To Cry" with Spotlight Records. Todd visits the show to talk about his new CD and to share some songs from it. You'll hear about a "Politically Incorrect Redneck" and all the "Things A Man Needs To Say".

Since officially moving to Nashville, Vickie Raye has been in and out of the recording studio working on demo projects and performing whenever possible. She has recorded 3 albums and is completing her fourth: Cover to Cover (2005), Different Shade of Southern (2006), Cigarettes & Circumstance (2008) and Vickie Raye: Unplugged (in production). NSAI evaluators have said of her songs “stellar melodies”, "ability to paint an amazing picture”. Barbara Cloyd of the Bluebird Café said “(Vickie is) doing what no one else is doing. It’s different in a very good way”. A talented singer with a powerful and soulful voice, Vickie Raye is capable of taking you on a journey from the very first song to the last - leaving you wanting more. Tune in as Vickie talks about her music career & her songwriting and she'll share some of her great songs with us.

Five distinct musical backgrounds. Five very different personalities. Five lead vocalists. Incredible chemistry. Five diverse people found each other and created their own sound known as Domino. After over 20 years each, of playing in different bands, in different genres, Chris Scott, Luanne Carl, Russ Carl, Kent Nixon and Scott McKnight found each other and started a band. They've just released their CD entitled "Dime A Dozen" featuring the current single "Going For It" which is getting spins across Canada. This talented Alberta band is here to talk about their start, their influences and their new CD. You'll get to hear two songs from the new release.

Missouri's Rickie Lee Tanner does it all when it comes to music: he writes, sings and entertains. He mixes Country and Rock and a whole lot of heart into his songs. He's won talent competitions and opened up shows for big names. Rickie Lee's musical influences include George Strait, Garth Brooks and Merle Haggard plus many of the greats from rock 'n roll. His new CD 'Fast Lane' showcases his voice and solid songwriting skills. Tune in to hear RLT talk about his music career, his songwriting approach and his new CD.

Alberta's Erica Viegas makes music that expresses the joy in life's simple moments and brings beauty to the bittersweet. For over 10 years, she's been singing at festivals and talent competitions all over Western Canada. Her musical influences and favorite artists include Chantal Kreviazuk, Norah Jones and Sarah McLachlan. Erica's debut EP entitled "Where My Heart Goes" features her powerful voice and heartfelt songwriting. A portion of the proceeds from the album will go towards One International Poverty Relief, a school for street children in Mumbai, India where Erica volunteered and was inspired to write the last song “Thank You.” Tune in as this talented singer/songwriter talks about her love of music, her songwriting process and more. You'll hear two of the great songs from her new EP.

Atlanta's Mike Willis is a talented artist and songwriter based in Nashville, Tennessee. Over the years he has shared the stage with Sugarland, John Mayer and Ronnie Milsap. Since moving to Music City, he's seen his songwriting abilities get recognized - receiving the Leon Brettler ASCAP Foundation Award for outstanding songwriter/performer. He has also won in the Country category of the International Songwriters Competition for his heartfelt ballad "Made For You". His latest and fourth EP is entitled "As I Am". I'll talk with Mike about his new CD, his approach to songwriting and lots more. You'll get to hear some of his latest songs.

Ontario's Dawson Reigns has been working the indie circuit in local bars and festivals across the province for the last seven years. His shows capture fans' hearts and ears from start to finish. This talented singer/songwriter has trained under Canadian rock icon Ray Lyell. Dawson's influences include Travis Tritt, Montgomery Gentry & Bon Jovi. One of Canada's top music producers Jason Barry is producing his debut CD to be released this spring. The first single - "If Crazy Wasn't So Beautiful" - is going to introduce Dawson to the top of the Country charts and leave fans wanting more. Tune in for a chance to get to know rising star Dawson Reigns and to hear his hot new radio single.

This will mark Karen's third visit to the show and it's always a fun time. She sings with passion and honesty and entertains on stage like someone who was born to be there. Her video for "Hearts On The Run"' has been shown on CMT. That song is a highlight from her "Every Moment" CD which is all the proof you need to know Vancouver's Karen Lee Batten is a star on the rise. Tune in as this talented singer/songwriter talks about her music career, her current projects and debuts her brand new radio single "Between Goodbye And Gone" from her upcoming album.

Born in Ontario and raised in Alberta, Marlee Scott's musical path began when she was 8 years old and spotted a pink electric guitar. Her exposure to Country Music came in a unique way. Her mother drove her to various activities and the only radio station that came in clear was a Country station! Marlee took a liking to it right away. Fast forward: In 2006, she released her debut album and moved to Music City shortly after that to pursue her dream. At just 23 years of age, Marlee has just released her brand new self-titled CD featuring the hit single 'Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow'. Tune in as this talented singer-songwriter talks about her start in music and her new CD. She'll share a couple of great songs from it.