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Local musician and Parkland RCMP officer Stirling John knows people are struggling with mental health through the pandemic. .
To give those struggling a sense of hope, local musician and Parkland RCMP officer John has released a new song titled, “Believe.” His goal is to help raise awareness around the often stigmatized illness.
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“2020 was a very hard year for many people because of the pandemic,” said John. I had lost a good friend this past year and it just really brought me to thinking that we need to be there for others.”
Melfort, SK, Canada / CJVR Today s Best Country
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If you like catchy country and deliciously layered harmonies sprinkled with a healthy dose of charisma, you will love the Dirt Road Angels! Six-time ACMA Group of the Year nominees, the Dirt Road Angels have released 11 singles to Canadian Country Radio from three albums collectively.
Danita Lynn, Dahlia Wakefield, Shila Marie and Karen Claypool came together in 2013 and have come a long way in their 7 years together.  From their very first single, upbeat “Back Around The Mountain” along with their fun summer single “Extra Dirty”, to their most recent release âSeven Bridges Roadâ, their three albums display intricate harmonies, heartwarming melodies and relatable lyrics.