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Jamie Robertson

Owner/Operator

Jamie Robertson is a multi-faceted musician and music teacher from Sydney, Cape Breton,  Nova Scotia.  Jamie has been involved with music since the late 1980’s being most active in Southern Ontario.  Originally from Cape Breton, Jamie moved away in the mid 1980’s and began his musical journey shortly after.
 
To date, Jamie's music career includes opening acts for The Trews, David Wilcox, Serena Ryder, Nazareth, The Road Hammers and many more.  Jamie has had the honor of playing with members of Thundermug, Syre, Bobnoxius, Helix, Chilliwack, Ronny Hawkins, Matt Minglewood, The Sam Moon Band, John Campbelljohn, Dutch Mason and many more.  

Jamie has played shows that range from small club settings to large indoor and outdoor concerts including the The Home County Folk Festival where Jamie performed with Valdy and Rick Taylor.  To date, Jamie has settled back home on beautiful Cape Breton Island where he owns and operates Robertson Music Lessons and plays bass with east coast favorites Jon Hines and Hearts of Kin.

Danielle MacDonald

Hearts of Kin is redefining East Coast Americana with a fresh, yet timeless sound. Fronted by sisters Danielle MacDonald and Shellie Ann Tobin, this dynamic duo blends soul-stirring harmonies with their signature slide guitar, crafting music that feels both intimate and cinematic. Their songwriting, rich with raw emotion and storytelling, echoes the spirit of their early influences—Sheryl Crow, Jewel, The Chicks, and the legendary John Prine—while carving a distinct path of its own. Reunited in their Cape Breton hometown, the sisters have wasted no time making waves. With multiple songs landing #1 spots on East Coast radio charts, Hearts of Kin has earned invitations to showcase at the East Coast Music Awards, the Cavendish Beach Music Festival, and Canada's Songwriter Festival, The Stan Rogers Folk Festival. Sharing the spotlight with celebrated artists like Serena Ryder, Michelle Wright, and Lennie Gallant, they have steadily built a reputation as a rising force in Canadian music. Their debut full-length album, "Beautiful Burn," released on October 27th, 2023, was met with widespread acclaim—ultimately earning them Music Nova Scotia's "Country Recording of the Year" in 2024. With authenticity at their core and a sound that bridges the classic and the cutting edge, Hearts of Kin is proving that sibling harmony isn’t just something you hear—it’s something you feel.

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