I'm a singer/songwriter who can't not make music.  This has been part of my DNA since as long as I can remember.  Yes, I've had some "HIT" songs along the way and I am very grateful for those.  While I may not be part of a big machine at this time, I still have people out there who connect to my lyrics and voice and that makes the craziness it sometimes takes to make anything happen, all worth it. The never ending passion is what I follow, my true north, and I am thankful that I have something that pulls me, while be it daunting at times.  The stories behind my songs are real, whether they are mine, or observed and felt through someone else.  I've always wanted to be known as an interpreter, a vessel for the song, I want people to feel something when I sing.  I hope you feel something when you listen.....there is a lot of heartfelt love put into every word and note.

Known for her diverse style of writing. Dani makes her musical home in the Country genre, but she isn't scared to wander outside the lines. From powerful, anthemic ballads that show her vulnerable and empathetic heart, or some good classic rock vibes, to feel-good pop hits - all while being sure to remind her audience of her clever wit and humour with many of her sassy, tongue-in-cheek songs.

Ottawa-based Amanda Rheaume is an accomplished Métis singer-songwriter with a powerful, slightly gritty, deeply personal, and instantly accessible folk/roots sound with elements of country, pop, and soul. Rheaume has released three albums Keep a Fire (2013), Light of Another Day (2011), and Acoustic Christmas (2009).

She has recently returned from an international tour playing shows in England, Ireland, Scotland, Germany, Belgium, Austria, Switzerland, and Denmark. Back home in Canada, Rheaume recently received a Canadian Folk Music Award for Aboriginal Songwriter of the Year (2014) and a Juno Award nomination for Aboriginal Album of the Year (2014) both for Keep a Fire. She is endorsed by Epiphone, supported by Gibson Guitar, and was featured in Acoustic Guitar magazine.

Performing over 160 shows a year, Rheaume has delivered her unique and soulful blend of folk-country-pop twinged tracks to audiences around the world, including Canada (coast to coast), the USA, Europe, Faroe Islands, Central America and more. She has opened for artists such as Emmylou Harris, K'Naan, Lucinda Williams, and Ani Difranco, and played various festivals such as JUNOFest, NXNE, SXSE, CMW, WORLD Pride, National Aboriginal Day, Live from the Rock, Summerfolk, Ottawa Bluesfest, Ottawa Folk Fest, London Home Country, Majors Hill Canada Day, and North American Indigenous Games.
Rheaume performed for Canadian Troops in Kandahar, Kabul, UAE, Italy, and Nunavut, as well as the Canadian Embassy in Costa Rica. She raised money on tour for the families of military personnel. This spring, she sang the national anthems at an Ottawa Senators game and performed on CTV's Canada AM (National broadcast).

Just last year Rheaume was shortlisted for the Council for the Arts in Ottawa's RBC Emerging Artist Award. Her increasing success stems from her soulful ability to translate personal stories into messages, evoke a feeling of positivity, communicate the strength of those before her, and connect with her listeners.

Rheaume, whose family has always talked enthusiastically about its history, and whose great aunt wrote a book about it, felt inspired to start setting the family stories to song. She collected tales from her surviving relatives, teamed up with writing partner John MacDonald and producer Ross Murray to create her latest album.

In 2015, Rheaume has tour plans in Canada, Europe, and UK, and will be performing at the Pan Am Games in Toronto.

She is currently writing for her 4th album, the next development of her singer-songwriting craft featuring elements of country, soul, and folk while keeping true to her distinct storytelling through songs.

Exuding a natural charm, infused with positive energy and a mischievous sense of fun, Canadian pop/country artist Jordyn Pollard is that rare combination of talent, determination and self-assuredness that has already earned her a reputation as a top up-and-coming singer/songwriter on the western Canadian scene.
There has already been a real buzz filtering throughout the music industry, as well as Jordyn’s even-expanding fan base, thanks to the wonderful reception afforded the single Good on Me, which made the top-100 on BDS and continues to garner airplay. This is truly great achievement for a newcomer to the music business, but also an indication of what is yet to come from this talented resident of Lloydminster, Saskatchewan, who grew up on the family farm, singing along to her favourite artists. Subsequently, Jordyn has released two follow up tracks, BOOMERANG and BACK TO US. The track BACK TO US, garnered her to be the inaugural STINGRAY MUSIC TRENDING TRACK in 2020, reaching its peak in the Top 40 on Neilson BDS.

I play bass 'n things. I write songs. I sing songs.

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