『Songwriters From Here And Away』のカバーアート

Songwriters From Here And Away

Songwriters From Here And Away

著者: Songwriters From Here And Away // Robert Campbell
無料で聴く

【Amazonプライム会員限定】今ならプレミアムプランが4か月 月額99円。

10月19日まで。※適用条件あり
Songs, Concerts and Interviews with Songwriters from Atlantic Canada and around the World.
www.SFHAA.ca
Robert Campbell / SFHAA hosts an informal show that varies from week to week, sometime just tracks and commentary, sometimes one-on-one interviews, sometimes concerts with or without an interview component. The show is broadcast on the radio airwaves, on all podcast platforms and occasionally sharing video on Youtube.
Workshops, in person and online, are also hosted. Details on website.

Please contact us if you would like to hear a particular artist and we will do our best to get them on the show!Copyright 2023 - 2026 All rights reserved. SFHAA.ca and respective right holders.
音楽
エピソード
  • Sometimes Chicken, Sometimes Feathers: A Conversation & Songs with Graham Nicholas
    2026/10/10

    From the archives this week on Songwriters From Here and Away: Graham Nicholas, recorded live at Alderney Landing, with trains rumbling by (I’d like to say that was planned).

    Graham is a Toronto songwriter who tells stories about flawed, funny, lovable people, and he does it with a wink. If you like John Prine, you’ll like him. We talked about Black Creek, which had just come out, and he played some songs.

    A lot has happened since: a live album called Blotto In Toronto, and a Maritime tour with Birdie Whyte in the fall of 2024. Go find his music and buy a record. https://www.instagram.com/graham_nicholas_music/

    Tune in or online, or catch the podcast anywhere you get your podcasts or tright here at: SFHAA.ca

    #SongwritersFromHereAndAway #GrahamNicholas #CanadianMusic #FolkMusic #RootsMusic #Songwriter #Americana #CountryFolk #Podcast #SupportLiveMusic

    続きを読む 一部表示
    54 分
  • Fresh Tracks From Here & Away — New Songs from Across Canada
    2026/10/03
    This Week's Artists & Songs on Songwriters From Here And Away All Canadian! more @ SFHAA.ca Logan Staats — “Medicine Wheel” Six Nations of the Grand River, Ontario Logan Staats is an Indigenous singer-songwriter whose music draws on roots, rock and Americana. “Medicine Wheel” is a powerful, socially conscious song reflecting on Indigenous land, culture, environmental damage and the ongoing impact of colonization. Recording lineup: Logan Staats — vocals/guitar; Kyler Tapscott — guitar; Johnny Dymond — bass; Gary Craig — drums; Aaron Goldstein — pedal steel; Layla Staats — background vocals; Miles Evans-Branagh — piano. Little White Lies — “String Me Along” Canada — A new release from Little White Lies. “String Me Along” Carleton Stone — “Fences” Cape Breton, Nova Scotia Cape Breton-born singer-songwriter Carleton Stone returns with his album Midnight Rose, blending Americana, country-rock and lush pop. “Fences,” the album opener, is a sweeping, symphonic-pop song about a monumental romance stretching across years and multiple cities. Recording musicians: Carleton Stone — vocals/guitar; Neil Quin — guitar/vocals; Todd Lumley — piano/synth; Carlin Nicholson — bass/vocals; Darren McGill — drums/percussion; Kevin Fox — cello; Melanie Stone — vocals; Kayleigh O’Connor — additional songwriting. Sam Wilson — “Rosedale” Halifax, Nova Scotia Award-winning guitarist, composer and educator Sam Wilson creates instrumental music inspired by landscape and place. “Rosedale” comes from her upcoming album Sowing Spring and was inspired by the Magaguadavic River in New Brunswick during a week-long residency. Album lineup: Sam Wilson — guitar; Hayley Ryerson — fiddle; Nicola Miller — alto saxophone/bass clarinet; Kyle Tully — bass; Caito Macdonald — drums. Clever Hopes — “If It’s On” Dartmouth, Nova Scotia Clever Hopes is the songwriting project of Dartmouth's Andrew Shaver, whose music combines cinematic folk with heartfelt storytelling. “If It’s On” is his latest single Pillow Fite — “Lucky” Halifax, Nova Scotia Pillow Fite is the alt-folk/indie-rock duo of Art Ross and Aaron Green. Their music mixes sweet melodies with sharper, emotionally direct songwriting, exploring themes including queer love, relationships and mental health. “Lucky” . Members: Art Ross — vocals; Aaron Green — guitar/production. The live recording of “Lucky” also features Pat Murphy — drums; Maya Márquez — bass/backing vocals; Seth Voliere — electric guitar; Alanna Matty — acoustic guitar/synth/backing vocals. Evan Cooper — “Out of Love” Fredericton, New Brunswick Evan Cooper is a young singer-songwriter whose acoustic-driven pop songs turn the highs and lows of teenage life into catchy, relatable stories. “Out Of Love” was his second single and became a Music NB Song of the Week and a radio success across Canada. Solo artist. Shane Pendergast — “Jack Pine” Tracadie Cross, Prince Edward Island Shane Pendergast is a PEI folksinger with four generations of connection to Maritime music and Island folklore. “Jack Pine” uses the hardy, resilient tree as a metaphor for life, uncertainty and hanging on through the storms. Recording lineup: Shane Pendergast — vocals/guitar; Ray Knorr — fiddle; Mark “Lefty” Geddes — bass; Catherine MacLellan — backing vocals; Logan Richard — guitar; Connor Nabuurs — drums. Dayblooms — “Swim” Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island Dayblooms are a Charlottetown dream-pop band making their debut with “Swim,” a dreamy, summery introduction to their sound. Members: Shayla Steinhoff — vocals; Evan Ceretti — guitar; Aaron Turner — drums. The group expands to a full band for live performances. Cabot Power — “Reason to Smile” St. John’s, Newfoundland & Labrador Cabot Power is an 11-piece funk and soul powerhouse performing classic funk and neo-funk grooves. “Reason to Smile” is an upbeat, infectious original from the band's debut album Funk the System. Members: Jody Lear — lead vocals; Matt Aylward — keys; Chuck Bucket — drums; Matthew Roome — baritone & alto sax; Christian Berglander — trumpet; Ryan Sheaves — guitar/vocals; Rory Graham — lead vocals/guitar; Josh Chancey — saxophone; Hunter Madden — bass; Serhii Tsymbal — trombone; Kenneth Pasher — guitar. Evan AuCoin — “Build It Strong” St. John’s, Newfoundland & Labrador Newfoundland-born singer-songwriter Evan AuCoin is known for storytelling that crosses folk-rock, country, blues and traditional Newfoundland music. A member of the St. John’s music scene for more than a decade, he performs solo as well as with Rugged Shores and Midnight Watch. Solo artist / songwriter. Big Little Lions — “No One Is Mad At You” Royston, British Columbia / Cincinnati, Ohio Big Little Lions are the songwriting duo of Helen Austin and Paul Otten. Their music combines ...
    続きを読む 一部表示
    1 時間 5 分
  • Loop de Loop: Live with Ian Sherwood
    2026/09/21

    This week on Songwriters From Here And Away, we're going LIVE with one of Nova Scotia's most entertaining and hardest-to-categorize performers — Ian Sherwood.

    Ian shows up with a guitar, a saxophone, a loop pedal, and apparently no fear of using all three at once. He's a two-time Music Nova Scotia Musician of the Year, a Canadian Folk Music Award winner, and — according to at least one radio host — a guy who "entertains as much with his wit and stories as with his songs." We'd add: he also has a habit of building entire arrangements out of thin air, loop by loop, while cracking jokes in between.

    This one was recorded live, front-row-seat style, so sit back and enjoy!

    Guitar. Sax. Loops. Laughs. It's Ian Sherwood, live and beautiful. And he's playing Saturday night, Oct 3rd @ The Pink Piano in Lower Sackville, NS www.sfhaa.ca

    #SongwritersFromHereAndAway #IanSherwood #NovaScotiaMusic #LiveMusic #LoopPedal #FolkPop #EastCoastMusic #Podcast #SupportCanadianMusic

    続きを読む 一部表示
    57 分
adbl_web_anon_alc_button_suppression_t1
まだレビューはありません