Dry County

Coined by many as Canada's top independent country rock act, Dry County's popularity has recently exploded, their music heard by millions, when their cult single "Waitin On Hank" became the official entrance song for UFC super heavy weight fighter "Texas Crazy Horse" Heath Herring. In 2008, Dry County completed their first tour in Nashville and was the featured act at Vegas Bikefest in October.

They have graced the pages of country music publications, newspapers, and Internet blogs and regularly sell out venues across the province of Ontario. Originally formed in 1998 after shared decades on the bar and festival circuit, Dry County has established itself as a high energy act infusing new country with southern rock. Their 2002 self-titled debut CD landed 5 songs on over 50 radio stations nationwide and have been included in live to air interviews as feature artists. With their latest CD release, "Waitin' On Hank", Dry County is drawing attention from all legions of fans across North America, proving that this tough as nails act is delivering music that people want to hear. more>>>

Dawson Reigns

Kitchener born - Cambridge raised Dawson Reigns is the latest product of a creative fusion between rock influences and new country!

Although Dawson has been singing and performing most of his life, he began his professional music career six years ago working the indie circuit in local bars and festivals across Ontario. During this time, Dawson was also performing, recording and developing strong relationships in the music industry in Nashville. Dawson now spends equal time at his residence in Cambridge and in Nashville.

"Everything's perfectly aligned," explains the talented singer/songwriter who has trained under Canadian rock icon, Ray Lyell and Nashville's own Renee Grant-Williams, vocal coach to Grammy Award winning artists Faith Hill, The Dixie Chicks and Keith Urban.

In 2007, Dawson was introduced to Jason Barry - one of Canada's most respected producers. After meeting Dawson and listening to his music, Jason agreed to produce Dawson's debut album at his Barrytone Studios...more>>>

Ally Howatt

It has been a lifelong dream of this 24 year old, Canadian-born country starlet to sing professionally. It all came to fruition in 2005 with one very inspiring trip to Nashville, where she attended the Radio Broadcast Seminar.

Ally Howatt studied vocal technique under Canadian rock legend Ray Lyell of “Ray Lyell & The Storm".Ally consistently placed in every vocal competition she entered. She won first place in the Country 95.3 Canada Day Jam Big Break competition with her album's title track "Ride of Your Life". This gave her the opportunity to share the stage with high-profile acts such as the Higgins, Deric Ruttan, Crystal Shawanda and Johnny Reid and provide some well-deserved exposure for her album. Her first single, "Matter of Time" was released to radio and it was an instant hit.

Presently, Ally Howatt is performing across Canada. She is in high demand for public, private...more>>>

Brad James

Born in Belleville, Ontario, the past seven years have found this engaging singer/songwriter discover an adoration for music when literally stumbling into his first acoustic guitar.

“Once I knew I wanted to play country, I just ploughed ahead with my own convictions and dreams. I have an idea of what style of music I love, whether it be listening or playing. Not everybody is going to agree with that or share the vision of what I want to build and create. So, when it came to working with a band or pursuing this alone, I went solo.”

James debut has garnered a powerful relationship with producer Dale Penner (Nickelback, Matthew Good Band, Holly McNarland). Forging a quick friendship during a Canadian Country Music Awards ceremony, their similar goals and working mindsets made them inseparable during the completion of James' vibrant exercise in emotive, contemplative and simply enjoyable tunes from...more>>>

Tonya Kennedy

Tonya Kennedy is a proud Newfoundland Gal ~ living in Barrie, Ontario. Over the past couple of years Tonya has quietly been establishing her place in the Canadian Country Music scene but this quiet Newfie is about to make some noise!!!

2009 was an incredible year for this up-and-coming artist with FACTOR (Foundation To Assist Canadian Talent On Records). Tonya was honoured to receive a grant to record her album “Lucky I Lost You”. In April 2010 Tonya organized and performed at her 4th annual benefit concert in support of The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation and has donated a grand total of $15,000! In the fall of 2009 Tonya was invited to performer at the 2009 Sean Hogan Christmas Tour Ontario ~ another sign of acceptance in the country music community.

In January 2010 Tonya signed with Blue Sapphire/Universal Music...more>>>