Geordie Haley is a composer, improviser, educator and guitarist. Contributing to the creative music scenes of Fredericton NB, Toronto ONT, and now Halifax NS, Geordie has been presenting songs, rhythm based compositions and improvised music for over 25 years. 
Since returning to the Maritimes Geordie has been a featured artist in concert and festival programs by creative music presenters Upstream Music, Suddenly Listen, Canadian Music Center, The Motion Ensemble, Jazz East, Scotia Festival, Shattering the Silence Festival, and the Harvest Jazz Festival.

THRENODIES, a work for 4 musicians and 3 dancers based on Haley’s original compositions in collaboration with dancer/choreographer Susanne Chui was featured a during the 2012 Halifax Jazz Festival.

As an educator Geordie continues his practice at the NSCC Waterfront Campus Music Arts Department, teaching private lessons and instructing ensembles.
As a bandleader Geordie’s music can be heard at cd baby and on CBC RADIO 3.


Stuff that keeps my brain working. Nothing I do is ever finished, don't be surprised if some of these tunes are removed/remixed/reposted....: )

Dalton's music incorporates intricate guitar with powerful melodies primarily in the folk and roots tradition. His shows are a blend of poignant original material and fresh interpretations of classic songs.

Homegrown organic sounds since '98 🇨🇦 Indie Folk & Americana touring artist from Halifax, Nova Scotia

In the dead of winter Roxy Mercier and Ian Bennett forgot it was 2012 and decided to make music as if it was 1969. Combining Bennett’s instrumental abilities and Mercier’s vocal prowess and using their love for soul music they produced a sound that could date back to the times of soul train and groovy hair do’s. 

Inspired by the sweet sounds of Motown, Southern Soul, R'n'B, and Funk, “Roxy and the Underground Soul Sound” create original soul music that harks back to the “good ol’ days” yet maintains a youthful and current edginess. 

Roxy and Ian met the rest of the band met whilst gigging around the Halifax music scene and with their mutual love for funk and r n' b, Roxy and The Underground Soul Sound became the upbeat, soulful band they had envisioned. 

The five foot firecracker of funk, ‘Roxy’ on Lead Vocals backed by Ian Bennett (Bass), Matt Gallant (Drums) Andrew MacKelvie (Sax), Adam Hewey (Guitar) make up the band that promises a night of grooving and good vibes.

Complimented by the legendary Allen Toussaint "She means what she's singing"

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