This week on Songwriters From Here and Away, www.sfhaa.ca we’re proud to present a coast-to-coast showcase of Canadian songwriting — from rootsy folk to indie-pop, heartfelt ballads to dynamic storytelling. Dive into songs that reflect home, heartbreak, hope and everything in between. And fulfilling some requests too!

Featured artists include stalwarts and fresh voices alike: from the veteran soul of Jim Henman and Ian Sherwood, to the heartfelt harmonies of Campbell+Green, to newer sparks like Freya Milliken — a true cross-section of Canada’s rich musical tapestry.

Whether you’re driving, relaxing, or simply craving good songs with honest stories — this episode delivers something for everyone.

• Jim Henman — You Can Have My Heart — veteran Nova Scotia songwriter, rock pioneer and co-founder of April Wine. Still writing and performing, with a deep catalog rooted in decades of experience. Website: jimhenman.com

• Ian Sherwood — Hit’s Me Right — a respected Canadian songwriter with a talent for rich storytelling and memorable melodies. (Artist has been featured previously on the show.) Website: iansherwood.com

• Campbell+Green — One Simple Glance / Queen Of The Wild / Big Hearts and Small Towns / Storm / Avalon / A Simple Life — Nova Scotia folk-pop duo blending gorgeous harmony, thoughtful lyrics and emotive melodies. Their catalogue and house-concert history make them a staple of the Canadian independent music scene.Website: campbellandgreen.ca

• Corner House — Momma — a songwriting group (or artist) blending introspective lyrics with evocative soundscapes. (No official website found, feel free to supply if you have it.)

• Brock Davis — Any Lie — soulful and raw songwriting that gets to the heart of emotional truths. (No verified site found.)

• Ian Janes — He Can Have You — Canadian singer-songwriter with roots-flavored sensibility and honest vocals. (No verified site found.)

• Freya Milliken — Chameleon — an emerging folk-rock talent whose songwriting combines emotional depth with melodic finesse. Praised for powerful vocals and thoughtful arrangements. Website: freyamilliken.com

• Lynn Miles — You Don’t Love Me Anymore — award-winning Canadian folk/country songwriter, with decades of albums, accolades and deeply felt songs. One of Canada’s most respected voices in roots music. Website: lynnmiles.ca

• Mushkat / Bill Travis — Still Life — a collaboration that brings a creative edge and unique musical sensibility. https://mushkat.bandcamp.com

• Tillers Folly — Closing in On Midnight — folk/roots ensemble known for storytelling through song, strong vocals and acoustic craftsmanship. https://tillersfolly.com