For five decades, Myles Goodwyn has been known as the frontman of award-winning, platinum-selling, Canadian Music Hall of Fame hard rockers April Wine and, more recently, as a collaborative bluesman. With his second solo album, Myles Goodwyn & Friends of the Blues, released in 2008, Goodwyn announced a shift into the blues category that came was a slew of legendary guest performers, and doubled down on it a decade later for the release of the Myles Goodwyn and Friends of the Blues 2. Both albums won the East Coast Music Award for Blues Album of the Year.

Now, at the age of 72, years and year into a career of rocking and rolling, he has just gotten around to laying out his first-ever spiritual song, “Will the Last Voice I Hear Be an Angel.” Continue reading April Wine’s Myles Goodwyn Releases First-Ever Spiritual Song, ‘Will the Last Voice I Hear be an Angel’ →

The best part about the music industry is, undeniably, much more the former rather than the latter. In its most purest moments, it is a connection spanning two people and shared with crowds, of an uncomplicated expression evoking a physical and emotional response. The rest of it is the grind.

That’s the point that Aaron MacDonald has made on his latest single, “My Soul and Me,” as he asks exactly what you’re willing to trade to truly “make it” in the music industry. Continue reading Aaron MacDonald Works Out What He’ll Trade for Happiness Within the Music Industry on ‘My Soul and Me’ →