I performed at Frostbite Music Festival this past weekend in Whitehorse with Home Sweet Home. We had alot of fun playing the tunes we've spent the last few months working & arranging for our studio project. Our CD is closer to being ready - we've finished up in the studio and are working on the artwork & reproduction details now. We're really happy with how it all sounds and can't wait to share it with you. Two of my new original songs will be released for the first time on the upcoming CD.
I was involved with the S.A.C. Bluebird North songwriter's workshop at the Frostite Festival with Manfred Jannsen, Kim Beggs & Ryan McNally. It was a real treat to be on stage and collaborate with these folks.
In other news, I'm peforming Feb. 27th at the Copper Moon Gallery here in Whitehorse. Barbara Chamberlin and I will each be playing a set, with fiddle accompaniment from Keitha Clark. The show starts at 2pm, tickets are $10 at the door.
The light has returned to southern Yukon. I always love February up here. We tend to have cold, clear days and it feels glorious after the cloudy, dark days of January. I handled for the Yukon Quest 300 a couple of weeks ago and found it really interesting to see such an extreme event from the inside. Our dogs are all happy & healthy at home now and it's been feeling good to mush in these long days.
Now, back to work!
Kate
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