ABOUT THE EPISODE
Join Derringer Discoveries hosts Paul, Laura, and Alton in this exciting episode where they are joined by the talented Canadian musician Kevin Franco, who records under the name of The Muster Point Project. In this episode, we shine a spotlight on Kevin’s song “I’ve Heard It All,” a musical treasure trove filled with dozens of references to Canadian artists and their iconic songs who have shaped Canada’s musical identity over the years!
HIGHLIGHTS
- Meet Kevin Franco and dive into the creative process behind The Muster Point Project.
- Explore the meaning and inspiration behind “I’ve Heard It All”.
- Discover the rich tapestry of Canadian music references woven into the song.
JOIN US
Don't miss out on the fun—listen to our latest podcast episode and uncover the hidden gems of Canadian music! And for all you music aficionados, be sure to check out the show notes for the complete lyrics to “I’ve Heard It All.” We've also included links to all the Canadian artists mentioned in Kevin’s song (we think!), so you can explore their amazing work.
Tune in, sing along, and celebrate the vibrant world of Canadian music with us!
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