CRAIG ROBERTSON

Here is a video of a new song from the upcoming 2023 release. This song is called ‘To Fall In Love Again’. More videos and preview of new music coming!

2023 will be a good year. I have a new album in the works and will be hitting the studio in January to start the recording process. Lots of songs to choose from and a great band playing on the songs, including Don Kerr (Dan Mangan, Ron Sexsmith), Jeff Dunk (Textiles, Cadre) and Andrew Barker (Bruce Peninsula). Stay tuned!

Meanwhile I’m playing Old Galt Bottle Shop on Saturday November 26th from 2-5pm.

Join me for a virtual show on Saturday June 5, as part of the #OpenTuningMusicFestival21. I’ll be playing songs from previous releases and maybe a surprise or two. Jeff Dunk, a fellow Galt musician, joins in on bass and background vocals.

I’m taking part in a great fundraiser show this weekend featuring a slew of great performers, raising money for a record shop that is close to our hearts. Village Vinyl Music Emporium and Cafe, nestled in Etobicoke, has held it’s Sunday Sessions for many years, featuring many great artists. This weekend, a roster of players will play to support Village Vinyl and it’s great owners, Keith and Karyn. It’s bound to be a great afternoon. Please join us!

Here’s the story …When I was in my teens, my Dad – along with some of his American pals – bought some land and built a ranch in Colorado. We used to go to Buena Vista every summer and hike the mountains, drive ATV’s, visit ghost towns and old train tunnels, eat Tex-Mex, wander and watch the sky. It was truly an amazing time. I wrote a song a few years ago called Buena Vista Moon (from the ‘Stranger Than Yesterday’ album) about the tiny town in the middle of the state. Recently, I found old camcorder video footage my parents shot at the ranch in 1986. I decided to edit the footage and put it with the song. Here it is – with time stamps in some shots, flowing streams, mountains, rainbows, animals, old carriages and my folks, the ghosts of Bruce and Donna Robertson. Hope you enjoy. Thanks to Ken Yoshioka for the killer harmonica playing!!

Directed by the multi-talented Sean Ryan of seanryanimages.com – here is the lead off single from my new album Simple Things. Shot in and around Toronto, the song was inspired by the mood of the day – isolation, escaping and loneliness. ST is streaming on digital platforms.

Brand new album Simple Things will be released to digital platform on Monday February 8th!

A fresh new video coming too. Stay tuned …

Getting ready to release a new album in the new year. This collection of songs were primarily written and recorded at home, during the pandemic. The new album is called “Simple Things” and features 15 new songs, including this one, a live version of “Too Far Gone Now”.

New album is in my hands and available via delivery or shipping. Please send me an email craig1667@gmail.com to order. $15.00 for the album + shipping. Delivery fee is $5.00

Hey all.

New music is here! I’ve been working at my home studio (Hashbrick Road Studios) and I am releasing a new album, recorded at home, in isolation. Homemade music for these homebound times.

Hers is the latest video for “Old Fences”. Video directed by Sean Ryan.