Jon MacAulay Sherbrooke, Québec
As much a student of Dylan and Young as Kristofferson, Hendrix, and Wes Montgomery, Jon MacAulay is a veritable sponge
drawing inspiration from a wide array of genres to create his deeply heartfelt and honest music.
Jon’s first full-length album “What I’m Here” is set for release in the fall of 2020.
A few singles will slowly start to be leaked before the big drop so make sure to stay tuned!
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