Daniel Huscroft (Hus) is a natural talent whose first rays of brilliance shone at an early age. His musical journey began with classical violin and piano, competing at the Canadian Nationals at the tender age of ten. By age nine, Hus was touring the BC Kootenays with his father and three siblings on fiddles, piano, and voice, playing and singing old time standards with the Huscroft Family Band. But it wasn’t until the age of thirteen that Hus first met his true love when he picked up an electric guitar and began ripping Vivaldi violin concertos through a distortion pedal. Hus joined a teen rock band, and begun singing and songwriting. In 2000, while playing lead guitar and vocalist in a touring Christian rock band based out of Chicago, Hus met up-and-coming Christian artist Sarah Kelly; Kelly loved his guitar playing and songwriting, and asked Hus to write for her new album. Hus’ ongoing collaboration with Kelly has garnered multiple awards and Grammy nominations.

Pat LePoidevin was born and raised in the small town of Princeton, British Columbia in 1987. Pat has been honing his sound in Sackville NB for several years and is known for his ability to incorporate a wide assortment of instrumentation into his dynamic live shows. His 2009 release "Blue Tornadoes" touched many venues across Canada, piping words of polar bears and river rats across the nation. Pat uses a looper pedal, creating an eclectic fusion featuring many instruments such as the fiddle, hulusi, acoustic guitar, ukulele, and vocals. This Spring, LePoidevin is selling everything he owns in the Maritimes and touring to Dawson City, Yukon to see what all the fuss is about.