Where the road and home meet.
The songs of East of Home live in familiar places: highways after dark, kitchens with the chairs pushed aside, Fundy weather, small-town streets, and the people who make a place worth returning to.
East of Home
Atlantic Canadian country rock for people who’ve travelled far enough to know that home isn’t always where you started.
The debut album · OUT NOW
Places We Had to Go
Twelve songs from the road, the kitchen table, and a little further east.
Track listing
- Everybody Knows Your Truck
- Little Square of Yellow
- Fundy Side
- Halfway to Moncton
- Nobody Knows Me There
- Friday Night, Highway 1
- Close Enough to Walk To
- The Good Dishes Came Out Tuesday
- Move the Chairs Aside
- Tomorrow Says Sunshine
- Still Mom
- But Not How We Got Here
Out now
LISTEN TO PLACES WE HAD TO GO
The debut album is out now. Choose your platform and settle in for twelve songs from a little further east.
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About the project
Songs first. Honest about how they’re made.
East of Home is an Atlantic Canadian country-rock recording project built around human songwriting, creative direction and production, using AI-assisted tools as part of the studio process.
It is not presented as a touring band or as a cast of fictional musicians. The identity belongs to the songs: organic, road-worn, melodic, and rooted in this part of the country.