David Muise is a singer song writer originally from New Waterford, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia Canada.  In his younger formidable years he followed his father Yogi around as he performed with North Americas only coal miners choir “The Men of the Deeps”. Listening to the songs and stories of the coal miners about their life underground solidified David’s love and passion for songs that told stories. With other musical influences like Harry Chapin, John Prine, David Francey and James Taylor to name a few, it is no wonder that his songs take the listener in a journey. Since the release of his debut solo CD called “The Journey” David has been busy playing at various charity events, Jamborees, and song writers’ circles, and festivals.  Most recently David has released a full length CD with his musical partner Louise Brooking-McDow called “Catch the Wind”. David stays busy doing solo gigs along with two separate bands, “Catch the Wind” with Louise and a second band called “The Double D’s” with musicians David Morehouse and Sharon Creaser.

David is also the Author of a children’s book called Archie the Pit Rat Hero published by Breton Books in 2007.  David and illustrator and friend Louise Brooking-McDow traveled Nova Scotia giving presentations to elementary schools about writing and illustrating. 

Other musical interests include performing in Pipe and Drum bands. David is a former member of the Pipes and Drums of Clan Farquharson and was a member of the Colchester Legion Pipes and Drums during their tour in Holland for the 65th Anniversary of the Liberation of that country from WWII.

David lives in Grand Lake with his wife Marian, daughter Winter, and two border collies Dublin and Guinness.