Tom Wilson is a three time multi-gold record awarded Canadian musician. The songs he has written have been recorded by Sarah McLachlan, Colin James, Lucinda Williams, Billy Ray Cyrus, Mavis Staples, The Rankin Family as well as his own band Junkhouse, who scored eleven Top Ten hits. His most recent incarnation is LeE HARVeY OsMOND. Tom Wilson is a long-time Hamiltonian.
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Introducing… Myke Hutchings
Myke Hutchings moved to Hamilton over fifteen years ago to be with the man of his dreams. Working as a social worker and counsellor, Myke assists injured workers and their families in coping with the effects of catastrophically life altering accidents. He is also a classically trained musician and singer, supplying his skills to a number of choirs and musical productions. Look for his recording “table for one.” to be released in early 2016.
Introducing… David Premi!
David Premi is a native Hamiltonian who left to pursue his career, but came back in 2005 to practice architecture and participate in rebuilding the city. He writes a regular column in the Spectator on Urban Planning issues and sits on the City’s Design Review Panel. He served 6 years on the board of the Hamilton Arts Council. He runs a co-working space on Catherine Street. He is enthusiastically engaged with all those who are helping to steer our future in a healthy and productive direction. Dave has no shortage of opinions and likes to express them. He really loves Hamilton and is here to stay.
Introducing… Carmen Cooper!
Carmen Cooper is “learning to live”….in the tension of being ordinary and spectacular: “From an early age I mastered the ability to “turn on” my public face. With a few words, a great outfit and of course a good hair day most people are convinced that I have it all together. But a tsunami of severe depression washed away this pedestal of impressions and after nearly losing my life I slowly began to find a more firm footing. I am learning to listen and give voice to an identity that I once convinced myself was too much. No longer driven by the need to impress others, myself or the One I fear and love most, I find the most contentment in witnessing the spectacular in the very ordinariness of life. Oh and I absolutely love to prepare and share an ordinary meal to a at least 10 spectacular people!!”

