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I enjoy travel, sports, music and anything else that jumps up at me for the moment, which is why I blog. There will be lots of travel posts, pictures and our videos as well as a smattering of sports and humor. I enjoy promoting Canada and am unabashedly a proud Albertan

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  • Kris Releases First Music Video for “Fall Right Through”

    ‘Fall Right Through’ Music Video Toronto-based singer-songwriter Kris has released her first music video in support of her song, “Fall Right Through.” The video, produced by Milk Crate Multimedia, was released on YouTube on September 7, 2026. “Fall Right Through” is the fourth track from Kris’s album, The Way of the World, which was released…

  • Discovering Glen Hansard: A Late Appreciation of His Work

  • Exploring the Unique Sound of Mungo Jerry’s ‘In The Summertime’

    Exploring the Unique Sound of Mungo Jerry’s ‘In The Summertime’

    Every era produces a few wonderfully odd songs—tracks that seem to appear out of nowhere and instantly define a moment in time. “In the Summertime,” released in 1971, is one of those unforgettable curiosities. Its charm came from its stripped‑down, jug‑band feel: no drums, just toe‑taps, a banjo, a jug, upright bass, and guitars. Somehow,…

  • 🎤 Where Are They Now? Brian Fuente – From The Voice to Nashville Entrepreneur

    Published on September 25, 2025, By John Phillips Brian Fuente blends Southern grit with soulful vocals and a modern rock polish — a sound that’s matured into something uniquely his. Brian Fuente appeared on Season 2 of The Voice, joining Team Blake Shelton. His standout moment came with a fiery rendition of “Paris (Ooh La…

  • 🎤 Where Are They Now? Angela Wolff – From The Voice to Soulful Storyteller

    Published on September 10, 2025By John Phillips Angela Wolff first captured hearts during Season 1 of The Voice, delivering a powerhouse rendition of Adele’s “Rolling in the Deep” that left audiences stunned. But her journey didn’t end when the cameras stopped rolling—in fact, it was just beginning. 🌟 Life After The Voice “Angela’s voice doesn’t…

  • Jill Barber: Canada’s Cosmopolitan Crooner

    By John Jill Barber is not just a singer-songwriter—she’s a genre-defying, language-leaping artist whose voice evokes smoky jazz clubs, Parisian cafés, and heartfelt folk stages all at once. With a career spanning over two decades, Barber has carved out a unique space in the Canadian music landscape, blending vintage charm with modern sensibility. From Folk…

  • A Series On The Voice

    I will pursue a series of follow-ups with past contestants on The Voice. The plan is to pick a singer from each season in rotation randomly. This is the first post in the series. I will try to contact each choice and do a quick interview if they are willing. The interview will not include…

  • The Harmony Chronicles

    Here is a story. I once edited and wrote for a short time for a now-dormant online magazine, The Harmony Chronicles. It was a magazine dedicated mainly to independent artists of any genre, recipes, self-help, and anything else we considered interesting. We, as several partners, willingly gave our time. We aimed to make a go…

  • Canada’s All Time Top Songs – #98

    At 98 is a signature song from former Sweeney Todd singer, Nick Gilder. The track is Hot Child In The City. Nick was born in London, England in 1951 and raised in Vancouver, British Columbia. His music career began as the singer for a group called Sweeny Todd and had a major hit while with…

  • The Best Cover Song Of All Time – Round 1

    It’s time for a new series, the greatest cover song of all time, and you get to pick it. This will take a while, based solely on the vast amount of existing covers. After extensive research, I have developed a list that will keep us on track, create some surprises and greatly expand our respective…