Kyle McKearney has made his name known as Canada's most buzz-worthy, breakthrough Americana / Alternative-Country. Since January 2023, Kyle’s sophomore album A Traveler's Lament (2023 Canadian Country Music Awards ‘Alternative Country Album of the Year’— winner) has garnered an impressive 25x award nominations, 10x award wins, and has gone onto be shortlisted for a 2024 GRAMMY Awards® nomination in the ‘Best Regional Roots Album’ category.

The success of the album has offered Kyle the opportunity to support names like: The Black Crowes, Lainey Wilson, Darius Rucker, Midland, Kip Moore, Terri Clark, Jon Pardi, Burton Cummings, and many more. Kyle has gone from performing local bars to arenas / major festivals in Canada and has begun exporting to the USA, Europe and recently embarked on his first UK tour at the front of 2024. 

Kyle has started putting singles out from his highly anticipated third studio album that he worked on with Vance Powell (Chris Stapleton, Beyonce, Kelly Clarkson). Look out for more from Kyle McKearney as he embarks on the journey of album three

John Wort Hannam has been on his folk and roots-fueled troubadour journey for two decades, spinning song writing gold from the chaff of the lives he has encountered and those within his fertile imagination. Twenty-two years in, he shows no sign of slowing down.  In fact, he’s gaining both momentum and a wider audience, winning two 2023 Canadian Folk Music Awards for Solo Artist of the Year and Contemporary Album of the Year. Add to this a Juno Award nomination, a Kerrville New Folk Win, a previous Canadian Folk Music Award, and it’s easy to see why audiences and critics alike hear something special in his narrative and lyrically driven songs.  Effortlessly mixing rich and clear timbered vocals with lyrics that tug at the heart, his sound is both unique and familiar.

Born on the island of Jersey in the UK, he immigrated to Canada at the age of nine.  He discovered the guitar and his knack for writing songs in his early thirties while working as a teacher on the Kainai Nation in Blackfoot country. In 2001, John quit his teaching job and made himself a promise - he would try his hand at writing songs for 10 months or until his employment insurance ran out. When time was up, he had a handful of songs.  They became his first recording, released in 2002. Twenty-two years later, John is recognized as one of the best folk roots songwriters in Alberta and has released 8 full length recordings.