Ethan Miller is a 22-year-old acoustic country singer-songwriter from Northern Ontario, Canada. He started writing music simply because he enjoyed it, and that hasn’t changed. He writes and performs the kind of songs he and his friends want to listen to, with a focus on honest music and real stories. For Ethan, it’s always been about the love of music and the people who connect with it.
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Andy Colonico is a Canadian country rock artist proudly flying the flag for the "Yee-Haw Rock & Roller" lifestyle. Blending the storytelling of modern country with the arena-ready power of rock, he's built a reputation for high-energy live shows, anthemic songwriting, and a sound that's unmistakably his own. Originally gaining recognition as the frontman of Revive the Rose, Andy has successfully transitioned into one of Canada's emerging country rock artists. His breakout single "HELL YEAH" became his country radio debut in 2024 before exploding on TikTok in 2025, introducing his music to hundreds of thousands of listeners. Alongside fan favourites "Reckless Nights" and "Old Vienna," his catalog has now surpassed 500,000 combined streams while earning placements on editorial playlists across streaming platforms. Known for his electrifying live performances, Andy has shared the stage with Brett Kissel, Chase Rice, The Reklaws, Tyler Joe Miller, The Glorious Sons, The Trews, Owen Riegling, and Robyn Ottolini. His festival appearances include Stagecoach (Indio, CA), Route 905 Country Festival, Kempenfest, North of Nowhere Music Festival, Tweed Stampede, and more. He's also performed at Nashville's renowned Whiskey Jam showcase and delivered the halftime show for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
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Haley McNeil is a powerhouse vocalist fast emerging onto the Canadian Music scene. With her rich nostalgic blend of contemporary country and classic folk rock — influences from Miley Cyrus to Stevie Nicks, Lainey Wilson to Lynyrd Skynyrd, Zach Bryan to Janis Joplin— Haley’s sound resonates with audiences of all ages and music genre preferences. She doesn’t write songs so much as send them. Every one is addressed to someone: the people who lifted her up, the ones she’s lost, and the one who told her she’d never make it. Raised on a hundred acres in rural Ontario, McNeil was in the church choir at three, wrote her first song at six, and was gigging in bars by twelve. But the voice, a powerhouse that never seems possible coming out of a 5’3” frame, spent years outrunning her confidence. She filled a vault with songs and released none of them. That ends now. Her debut single, “Growing Season,” an unflinching look at healing that refuses to arrive on schedule, kicks off a run of releases leading to her debut EP Bloom, written after she moved 4,300 km west to bet everything on the dream she’d been keeping quiet.
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