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Adam Holm, is in one word: goofy. An extraordinarily versatile musician - he has an uncanny ability to pick up and play virtually any instrument within minutes - at only 20 years old, his repertoire of original songs is constantly growing. It's clear that Adam shines when he is playing music and performing is all he wants to do for the rest of his life.
His funky and unique style, combined with his witty persona, infuses every show that he presents with something fun and enjoyable. "Music is the biggest part of who I am, and no matter if it's a hobby or more, I'll be playing at open mics and gigs all my life."
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Ashanti Marshall is an Edmonton singer-songwriter and front-woman for the band Noisy Colours. She has been playing guitar for 7 years, and piano for 11, and is always hoping to grow and learn as a musician, whether it is on her own in coffee shops, or in the depths of the Edmonton club and pub scene.
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Brian picked the guitar at 12, began more serious self-study of music at 14 and from there never really looked back. Throughout school most of his spare time was consumed by his passion for music. While studying yoga in the Laurentians, Brian was introduced to Kirtan, or group singing of Sanskrit verses and learned how to play the harmonium.
His intricate, delicate guitar work coupled with sweet soulful vocals and solid song structure identified him as an exceptional young talent, and his live outdoor performances draw in listeners from blocks away. Brian is a unique and gifted musician who will surely have a long and bright future as a performer.
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Guitar Virtuoso Calum Graham has been blasting his way through the Alberta music scene in the short 5 years he’s been playing. From the small town of High River, Alberta he is truly a unique talent that is destined for the “World Stage”. Known as “The kid with the Golden Hands”; this 18-year–old fretwork phenom has a dynamic and upbeat style, and is at the forefront of a new generation in music.
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Alanna's music comes from real experiences in her life and that's why she's able to connect with her listeners. This summer, her song ‘Fine Line' will be featured on Degrassi's new movie ‘Degrassi Goes Manhattan', debuting July 16 here and in the U.S. Now, along with super talented writer and producer Luke McMaster, who's written for Rihanna, Nick Lachey and Kalen Porter, they've co-written many songs together and completed Alanna's new six song EP!
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Born into a musical family, twins Braden and Marlee Gates have cherished the beautiful gift of music their parents gave them 17 years ago. Now, as they continue to grow musically and as performers, they seek to promote and maintain the Old Time Fiddle Music their father passed on to them.
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Cadence is a singer/ songwriter from Northern Ontario. Her music is a fusion of folk, pop, and country played on 6 string guitar, 12 string guitar, and guitalele. Her songwriting is an honest account of the perks and pitfalls of her life to this point. Whether they are written in the midst of a whirlwind romance, or from the pain of a broken heart, she hopes to convey the grace and courage that is art in it's truest form.
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Charlotte & Sarah are two sisters who share a passion and love for music and performing, and at 14 and 11 they continue to delight audiences with their mature songwriting, multiple instrument accompaniment and fabulous harmonies.
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