Quinton Blair

Quinton Blair is a country music artist known for his authentic and storytelling style of songwriting, deeply rooted in his rural upbringing in the Pembina Valley and Parkland regions of Manitoba. He is a multi-award winner, having received several awards from the Manitoba Country Music Association, including the 2017 Male Artist of the Year award. Blair's music often reflects themes of heartbreak, family, and rural living, drawing inspiration from the great western storyteller Louis L'Amour. His performances blend elements of 1970s outlaw country and 1990s dancehall country, making him a popular act across the Prairie provinces and beyond.

Blair has released several singles to Canadian radio, gaining national attention and a devoted following. His music reflects a strong sense of place and narrative imagery, reflecting his lifelong enthusiasm for the outdoors. Some of his notable releases include "Same Ole Shift," "Someday Sunday," and "20 Dollar Bottle," showcasing his ability to craft engaging country songs that resonate with his audience.