“Songwriting is the key. It holds everything together in such a way that powerful sentiments can be communicated. Music is the vessel. It provides the means to get the message through.”
“I wanted to do an album of music that really spoke to me. I wanted to step into the places where my mortality and aging could be explored. I think I’ve managed to do this with Deep Water. By using traditional forms, like spirituals, bluegrass gospel, old time melodies, I’ve written about what matters to me today. Working with award winning producer, Andrew Smith is always a joy. And to be able to tap into the vast resources in the musical community here in the Valley is a gift.”
Deep Water was released September 2006. This is Eamon’s third CD. Critics are raving about Deep Water. "...well-crafted songs, poignant and timely messages and charming instrumentation make for a beautiful and heart-warming listen";"Eamon has created a folk-roots masterpiece"; "Jane Eamon is an heroic figure on the local and growing Canadian scene" - just a sample of some of the press it has received.
Eamon is no stranger to songwriting accolades. She has received honourable mention from the Billboard Song Contest, two honour awards from the Great American Songwriting Contest and Unisong International. Recently, Eamon won four Okanagan Music Awards – folk artist twice, female performer and songwriter of the year. She won a spot on a Dig Your Roots compilation CD, one of three chosen from Western Canada and Protest Songs for a Better World. She was chosen as a Canadian finalist in the Mountainstage New Song Contest. She has shared the stage with such greats as Roy Forbes, Stephen Fearing, Bill Henderson, opened for Maria Dunn, Terry Morrison, and participated in Bluebird North, Canada’s show and tell for songwriters. She’s been featured on NPR’s Open Mic show, Whole Wheat Radio and several folk radio programs throughout the US and played the prestigious Salmon Arm Roots and Blues Festival. She will be touring in Eastern Canada and the Maritimes in the fall of 2007.
Eamon continues to perform with husband, Gord Brush. Folks who've caught Jane and Gord are always impressed with the energy and passion they bring to their music. Jane delights in sharing her inspirations and stories often with humour. It’s never boring and always unpredictable. Audiences leave feeling like they've spent an evening with old friends.
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Hello from the amazing windy plains just outside Calgary , Alberta(weather subject to change on the 1/2 hour with out notification) Wonderful music in your space.Many discoveries made at your space, very nice indeed to be m8s.Cheers ! (mO:) moreno
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Hey Jane !! How are you doing ! just thought i'd stop by and say you still amaze me , totally dig your songs ! Can't wait to see you and sit down again and write ! Allways a blast, take it easy see you on the road . RG
Jane I just love your songs! Can't wait to play together someday if we're both in Kelowna at the same time! Wishing you a wonderful weekend. - Leah West
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Jane Hope all is well in your corner of the SPACE. I've been busy recording and I just posted a new Blog..No Money..Muscians have fundamental Right to be Paid. Would love to hear your thoughts.
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