A retired Irish fisherman and devoted grandfather. Written around his favourite saying, his love of the sea, and the garden he kept his whole life.

A carpenter from Northern Ontario who built half the cottages on the lake, the hockey rink bleachers, and a slightly crooked church that everyone loved.

A young boy obsessed with the weather and dinosaurs. Eli wore his red rubber boots everywhere he went. Folk pop ballad, bittersweet and tender.

A gospel style song celebrating a life well lived in His service. She loved to take in strays, both animal and human. Gospel, uplifting.

A mother from Peachland who volunteered at the local shelter. Left her family a letter which was incorporated into the song. Folk acoustic, warm and joyful.

A first-person perspective of a daughter singing about her dad, a beloved schoolteacher from Nelson BC who told her 'you'll do well, kid' singer songwriter, folk, uplifting.

Terry was a jokester, a bit rough around the edges, and a bit of a hoarder. He put hot sauce on everything and he loved his grandkids. They found 34 jars of miracle whip in his pantry. Southern Rock, Warm and uplifting.