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In an era where commercial radio play and chart success is dominated by major label artists, Jon Mullane’s success as an independent artist in this domain is a reflection of his ability to write songs that connect with listeners – songs that mirror the emotions of the human condition intertwined with timeless and inspirational themes, positive messages, and observations of modern culture.

Hailing from Halifax, NS and splitting his time between Mahone Bay and Los Angeles, Mullane has carved a global career rooted in authenticity and melody. Having released five full length albums, his track record includes multiple Top 40 Billboard radio singles in Canada and the U.S., with hits like “My New American Girl” breaking into the Top 40 on the U.S. Hot AC chart. His music has also soundtracked major moments, from NBC’s Olympic Games coverage to prime-time TV and film placements — proof that his songs connect across audiences and borders.
His list of concert and television appearances throughout North America is extensive, including performing at such legendary and iconic venues as:
House of Blues, Hollywood, CA | The Viper Room, Los Angeles, CA
Wilshire Ebell Theatre, Los Angeles, CA | 12th & Porter, Nashville, TN
Gibson & Marriott Stages – NAMM, Anaheim, CA
Molson Canadian Centre, Moncton NB
The Astor Theatre, Liverpool NS

His newest release, “The Road” is a five-song EP produced by Toronto’s Creighton Doane.

The road that led to The Road ran through Nashville. Jon spent the better part of two years travelling between his home in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia and Music City, reconnecting with old collaborators and forging new ones, and finding in that creative environment the inspiration to write songs that felt genuinely close and personal.

Across the EP’s five songs, the common thread is feeling joy, hope, sadness, purpose and the satisfaction of knowing you have followed your own instincts all the way to the finish line. “After being in this industry for quite some time now, it seems every song and album I make takes on a special meaning on this musical journey,” Jon said. “Putting it out to the world to find a home seems like a gift to me.”

The Associated Press has called him “one of Canada’s most consistently compelling voices in contemporary pop-rock.” ‘The Road’ makes the case all over again.

As his inspiring story continues to unfold, Jon Mullane defines what a real artist is . . .embracing an unbridled passion for and dedication to his music, combined with an authenticity that connects him with his fans.