This week’s episode leans into the emotional core of songwriting—apologies, longing, connection, and self-reflection. From intimate acoustic moments to richly textured arrangements, these Canadian artists explore what it means to stay, to leave, and to be truly heard. There’s a quiet strength running through this set—songs that don’t shout, but linger—offering listeners a deeply human, coast-to-coast musical experience. www.SFHAA.ca
Jessie Bird – “If This Is How Sorry Goes”
🔗 https://www.instagram.com/jessiebirdmusic
A raw and reflective take on apology, questioning whether words alone can ever be enough.
Alick Mac – “500 Days”
🔗 https://www.instagram.com/alickmacmusic
A thoughtful, time-marked journey through love and distance, carried by understated storytelling.
Jon Martin and Lovers – “Little Heartbeat”
🔗 https://www.instagram.com/jonmartinmusic
A tender, rhythm-driven piece that captures the fragility and persistence of connection.
Thea Koper – “If I Were A Stone”
🔗 https://www.theakoper.com
A beautifully introspective song imagining emotional stillness as both refuge and burden.
Elisa Thorn – “My Moon”
🔗 https://www.elisathorn.com
Delicate and atmospheric, this track glows with harp-led textures and poetic lyricism.
Geoff Arsenault – “Two Bodies, One Soul”
🔗 https://geoffarsenault.com
A warm, roots-infused duet exploring deep connection and shared experience.
Cam Blake – “Endless”
🔗 https://www.instagram.com/camblakemusic
A smooth, contemplative song that drifts through themes of time and continuity.
Ian Sherwood – “Don’t Want To Leave”
🔗 https://iansherwood.com
Energetic and heartfelt, this track balances urgency with emotional honesty.
Jesse Bird – “If This Is How Sorry Goes”
🔗 https://www.instagram.com/jessiebirdmusic
A second listen that reinforces the song’s emotional weight and lyrical nuance.
Jim Henman – “Round In Circles”
🔗 https://www.jimhenman.com
A seasoned songwriter’s reflection on cycles—musical, personal, and universal.
Shirley Jackson – “Do You Want Me To Be Honest?”
🔗 https://www.shirleyjackson.ca
A direct and compelling piece that confronts truth-telling with clarity and courage.