The Indigenous hip-hop duo (pictured) took home three 2021 Western Canadian Music Awards on Friday. Other notable winners included Begonia, Kelly Bado, Nice Horse, Grant Davidson, Mise en Scene, and William Prince. Industry awards were also handed out.
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The Juno Master Class alumni releases a confessional ballad enhanced by judiciously employed strings and built around his warm and intimate voice.
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Country-folk songsmith and Allan Slaight Juno Master Class graduate Grant Davidson is about to release a self-produced album, Enough About Me.
Mellow Winnipeg tunesmith Grant Davidson made an impact in 2015 via his selection to the prestigious Allan Slaight Juno Master Class and now has an album coming next month. This title track showcases his subtle charm.