t’s the perfect pairing, really.  

Born and raised  in Springhill, Nova Scotia, the Christopher Brown Trio hail from a world of musical possibilities and entertain audiences in a way only two life-long friends familiar with each other’s follies and fun can while delivering a musical performance you will want to see again. 

With over two decades of experience inside and out of the studio working and performing with East Coast musical royalty, Christopher Brown is no stranger to stages big and small while entertaining lively audiences with his repertoire of original and cover songs. 

With enough personality for two persons, Joe Potter justifies calling the duo a trio as he holds down the bottom-end with his upright bass, musically capturing the rhythms, mood and feel of each story a song takes you.

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I'm a drummer who lives in Fredericton, NB who on his spare time likes to entertain himself by creating electronic music influenced by a variety of genres and an obvious lack of musical training. nothing special, just fun.

ALL DAY ALL LONG RECORDS was a collective hallucination that occurred in Nova Scotia from 2005 to 2009. 

Each participant birthed their own pseudonym and were encouraged to create any art they pleased; this resulted in the recording of over three hundred songs, dozens of illustrations and videos, a 16-bit RPG computer game, a small handful of live shows, and a silent film that was in its preliminary stages when A.D.A.L. Records ended as suddenly as it began. 

The curator of the A.D.A.L. library, a staunch Falstaffian named Eddie Dougie, recently bumbled through all of the old albums and exhumed fifty songs that were to his liking. These songs best represent the ambience that was A.D.A.L. Records. 

Music professors and audio engineers will scoff that the drums are muffled in this song, or that the vocals are off-key in that song. English scholars will wax inimical at the abhorrent grammar in that song title, or the jumbled pronunciation in the delivery of those lyrics. What everyone must remember is that these songs were created by drunkards with shoddy equipment; each track recorded in a kitchen, living room, bathroom, bedroom, or hallway somewhere in Nova Scotia – with the exception of one song which was captured at a summer camp in New Brunswick. 

The A.D.A.L. music participants resisted their natural inclination to start a Celtic rock band, and were able to bore into a weirdness unplumbed in rural Nova Scotia. 

This fifty song collection, aptly named THOSE FUCKED UP SONGS WE MADE IN OUR TWENTIES, features songs by solo artists: Average Sound, DJ S'Nuff, Queen Slowstep, Doctor Chis, and Pimp Daddy Hoe Bucket. Also included are tracks by bands: Chantal’s Wedding, Straight From The Heptagonal Ring, Maimed By Hooves, and Sweet N’ Gross.

Rob Rushton is rock n’ roll. 
From gritty vocals to unconventional songwriting, Rob Rushton and his band Good N’ Right capture the essence of a genre that changes with the times and refuses to die. 
With over a decade of working professionally with the East Coast music scene, Rob’s talent can be found both behind the mixer and in front of the microphone. Groundwork for what would lead him to step out as a rock n’ roll frontman and songwriter. 
The devil is in the details of Rob Rushton’s work, literally. No good story is without a little regret and fun needs a champion: that’s Rob Rushton Good N’ Right.

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