Justin Sutton & North of 49

About

JUSTIN SUTTON

Justin Sutton has made a name for himself in the Alberta country music scene with his authentic approach to the genre. His debut album, recorded with producer Bart McKay, has received widespread recognition and airplay on hundreds of radio stations worldwide, with standout track "Greyhound" receiving over 40,000 streams on Spotify alone.

As a songwriter, Justin's lyrics reflect his personal experiences and observations, capturing the struggles and triumphs of everyday life with a mix of humor and heartbreak. Drawing inspiration from traditional country music, blues, and southern rock, as well as contemporary artists like Colter Wall, Cody Jinks, Sturgill Simpson, and Tyler Childers, Justin's music is a raw and authentic representation of the genre.

North of 49- Side A

Recorded with the talented Bart McKay, side A is Justin's debut album, showcasing his modern take of traditional outlaw country. Launching from the success of "North of 49", Greyhound is the second single being released off this album. With over 40 000 streams and airplay on stations across Canada, including on Sirius XM.

The Band

North of 49 is a band built on years of road-worn experience, featuring a lineup of seasoned musicians: Jason Berg on drums, Mat Patenaude on bass, Jordan Leden on guitar, Darla Daniels on fiddle, and Adam James on keys.

Each member brings a lifetime of musical knowledge, playing everything from small-town dives to festival stages, and it’s that experience that has shaped their sound.

With a blend of old-school country roots and a modern twist, North of 49 crafts a raw, heartfelt brand of Canadian country that hits home with audiences of all kinds. From the fiddle to the rhythm section, every note carries the weight of tradition but feels fresh and alive — a testament to the band’s ability to balance respect for the past with an ear toward the future.

They don’t just play country music — they live it. Whether it’s a quiet ballad or an all-out honky-tonk jam, North of 49 brings an authenticity and power to the stage that’s impossible to ignore. It’s music that connects with people on a real, personal level, and that’s what keeps audiences coming back for more.