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Grace Clark: Nurturing Her Musical Journey with Nature and Exploration

Grace released her first single “Untouchable” in June of 2020, followed by a live EP in June of 2021, and has since joined Yellowknife recording label “One North Recordings,” where she has been collaborating with other northern musicians and producers.

Astrocolor and Cayley Thomas: A Cosmic Collaboration Shaping the Soundscape

Two-time nominees for Electronic Artist of the Year at the Western Canadian Music Awards, Astrocolor’s catalogue has over 6 million streams on major platforms and is regularly played by flagship CBC National shows. Joined by vocalist Cayley Thomas, Astrocolor is your one-way ticket to paradise.

Joey Nowyuk: Inuktitut lyrics of hardships and hope.

Joey Nowyuk is a chart-topping, award-winning singer and songwriter from Pangnirtung, Nunavut. Raised by a community that instilled in him the value of culture and language, the roots and indie-rock musician started writing songs as a child.

Blundstone launch all-new women's high heel series.

Leveraging the brand’s 153 years’ worth of boot-making experience Blundstone has delivered an uncompromisingly comfortable high-heeled boot that caters to those looking for a head-turning, elevated look from Blundstone.

Daniel Monkman (Zoon): Hard work and sacrifice

Blundstone Playlist artist Daniel Monkman, known by his stage name Zoon, realized that he had the potential to pursue his passion for music full-time, he wholeheartedly embraced the opportunity.

Dylan Menzie: Genuine and getting back to basics.

Drawing inspiration from acts like Wilco, Fleet Foxes, and Vampire Weekend; Dylan Menzie is a combination of folk, rock, and pop elements best described as Indie Pop Americana. His sprawling and dynamic vocals have allowed him to tour around the globe and play at iconic festivals like the Cambridge Folk Festival & the Edmonton Folk Festival.

Aquakulture: Attuned to the community.

Lance Sampson aka Aquakultre traces roots through his childhood home in Halifax’s Uniacke Square community to his ancestors in Africville, through the United States and ultimately to Nigeria; His music and lyrics are a poignant reflection of this truth, the story of his personal evolution, and his place in community as an African-Nova Scotian.