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Mike’s connection to music was strong from an early age. He used to look up to the musicians and artists of the world as the leading voices of reason, love, sanity, equality and hope. His biggest influences are John Lennon, Bob Dylan, Gordon Lightfoot and Neil Young.
He could cite many other musicians as well, from a variety of genres, including classical, soul, R & B, folk and blues, but the most important addition since discovering his music and story, is Woody Guthrie. He would like to believe that his own songs are in this purposeful tradition: that of raising awareness about current political, environmental and social issues, while taking the time to show sensitivity for the closer details of human stories.
Many of my songs are a reflection of the world I have chosen to work in: in First Nations communities (Woodland Cree & Dene), in the north. The song “I’m Weary” is a plea for awareness and change, change from the oppressive cycle of violence that dominates the social fabric of the community I live in, and of the world in general. I made a demo of three songs recently, as a first step to recording a full CD. The CD will be called “The Northern Lights: Songs of Spirit”, and it will be dedicated to the kids and youth of the north, especially to those I met.
[email protected]
902-472-2212
Mike’s connection to music was strong from an early age. He used to look up to the musicians and artists of the world as the leading voices of reason, love, sanity, equality and hope. His biggest influences are John Lennon, Bob Dylan, Gordon Lightfoot and Neil Young.
He could cite many other musicians as well, from a variety of genres, including classical, soul, R & B, folk and blues, but the most important addition since discovering his music and story, is Woody Guthrie. He would like to believe that his own songs are in this purposeful tradition: that of raising awareness about current political, environmental and social issues, while taking the time to show sensitivity for the closer details of human stories.
Many of my songs are a reflection of the world I have chosen to work in: in First Nations communities (Woodland Cree & Dene), in the north. The song “I’m Weary” is a plea for awareness and change, change from the oppressive cycle of violence that dominates the social fabric of the community I live in, and of the world in general. I made a demo of three songs recently, as a first step to recording a full CD. The CD will be called “The Northern Lights: Songs of Spirit”, and it will be dedicated to the kids and youth of the north, especially to those I met.
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| Wed Jul 29, 6pm Dinner in the Vines |
| Fri Jul 31, 6pm Aurora Scott with Pete Davison |
| Sun Aug 9, 2pm Garrett Mason + Christine Campbell + Joce Reyome |
| Wed Aug 12, 6pm Dinner in the Vines |
| Sun Aug 16, 2pm Braden Lam + Erin Costelo + Paul Murphy(Wintersleep) |
| Sun Aug 23, 2pm Daniel James McFadyen + Kristen Martell + Blessing Tangban |
| Wed Aug 26, 6pm Dinner in the Vines |
| Sun Aug 30, 2pm Carleton Stone + Maggie Andrew + Logan Richard |
| Wed Sep 9, 6pm Dinner in the Vines |
| Sun Sep 13, 3pm Reeny + Cory Tetford + Owen Lee |