Catie St. Germain is a rising star in the Canadian country music scene and a proud Métis artist from Niverville, Manitoba. With a powerful voice and authentic songwriting, Catie has captivated audiences nationwide. Her debut single, "The Taxman," garnered over 10,000 streams in its first month, leading to six Manitoba Country Music Association (MCMA) award nominations, including Emerging Artist of the Year, which she won in 2023. Her debut EP, Cleaning House (Or Trying), released in 2023, features chart-topping singles like "The Day Gets Too Long" and "High Forever," both reaching #1 on the Indigenous Music Countdown. Catie's music blends heartfelt storytelling with a modern country sound, reflecting her journey as a mother of three and an advocate for the Manitoba Down Syndrome Society. Her new single is "Good Girl Gone Bad Mom" and is proof that Catie is a talented artist who is making her mark on the music world.​

Quinton Blair is the true embodiment of authentic country music and a proud Manitoban artist whose impact resonates far beyond the Prairies. A seven-time Manitoba Country Music Association Award winner, including the prestigious Male Artist of the Year, Quinton's music is a heartfelt blend of roots, honky-tonk, and outlaw country, capturing the essence of rural life with every note. Whether performing at the Calgary Stampede, the Manitoba Ag Ex, or the inaugural Caribbean Goes Country festival in Cuba, Quinton's electrifying performances and genuine spirit continue to inspire audiences country wide.

Desiree Dorion is a JUNO-nominated, award-winning country artist whose profound storytelling and soulful performances have made her a trailblazer in the Canadian music scene. A proud member of the Opaskwayak Cree Nation, Desiree's music resonates with authenticity and vulnerability, as showcased on her previous album, Remember Your Name, which reached #9 on iTunes Canada and has garnered hundreds of thousands of global streams . On her newest release, "Remember Your Name," her powerful songwriting addresses themes of personal growth, resilience, and healing, as exemplified in tracks like "Dry" and "Unlove You." Beyond her musical achievements, Desiree serves on the board of Manitoba Music's Board of Directors, the MCMA among others, demonstrating her commitment to fostering an inclusive and equitable music industry. Add to that a successful law practice and busy family life and you have the amazing person that is Desiree Dorion, a true pioneer who continues to redefine the boundaries of country and roots music.

Jamie Buckboro is the charismatic frontman of Winnipeg's beloved roots-rock ensemble, The Honeysliders. With his soulful voice, masterful guitar work, and magnetic stage presence, Jamie leads a band that channels the spirit of classic Americana and prairie storytelling. Drawing inspiration from legends like Neil Young and The Band, The Honeysliders deliver a timeless sound that resonates deeply with audiences. Beyond his musical prowess, Jamie's genuine passion for his craft and his unwavering dedication to his community make him a true standout in the Canadian music scene. Jamie is one of Manitoba's most talented and authentic artists and my buddy.

Josh Ayers is an extremely versatile Manitoba drummer making waves across the Country. Regularly nominated for the Manitoba Country Music Association’s All Star Band, and 2023's Drummer of the Year winner, Josh has earned a reputation for his professionalism, adaptability, and passion for helping fellow artists succeed. He's toured with Doc Walker, Kevin Martin and no surprise, Jason Kirkness. He's also found time for family life and a new venture in the world of hot sauce with Intergalactic Sauces.

Nelson Little is a multi-award winner, known for blending classic country with rock and roots influences. Nelson opens up about the stories behind his latest singles, including “Make It Happen,” his creative process, and the personal challenges that have shaped his sound. From performing across Canada to receiving recognition at the Manitoba Country Music Awards, Nelson shares what keeps him grounded and motivated.

Mack Borys, founder and CEO of Musician Guidance, a platform dedicated to empowering independent artists. A University of Winnipeg graduate with a Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing, Mack launched Musician Guidance in early 2021 to help musicians transition from hobbyists to full-time professionals. The platform connects artists with a network of mentors—including Grammy-winning producers, songwriters, and vocal coaches. Mack's mission is to provide artists with the tools, guidance, and support they need to build successful careers in the music industry, without sacrificing their rights, royalties, or creative freedom. Under his leadership, Musician Guidance has already helped artists land recording contracts, reach millions of streams, and secure opportunities to work alongside industry legends. Mack's dedication to empowering artists and his tough-love approach have made him a respected figure in the music business.

Keith K. Dutiaume has spent years supporting other musicians as an exceptional drummer and is now stepping into the spotlight with his first solo EP, "Long Overdue". From fronting bands around Southeast Manitoba in his early days to crisscrossing the country as the drummer for the legendary C-Weed Band, Keith has lived and breathed music at every age. As a hired gun, his beats have echoed through major festivals like Dauphin’s Countryfest and on stages at the Indigenous Peoples Choice Awards, backing some of Manitoba’s finest talent including Desiree Dorion, Jade Turner, Nelson Little, and many more. With a sound rooted in 90s rock and country grit, Keith’s new project is a powerful showcase of his voice, vision, and the stories he’s ready to tell.