Single Release: Chorus Of Courage: “Sweet Little Hummingbird”
A song can be a powerful thing – capable of getting right to the emotions, of lending gravity to a moment, and of giving…
Matt Wheeler is a Lancaster County, PA-based singer, songsmith, stage-banter conversationalist, husband, & special-needs father. And an avid vinyl record collector, a purveyor of random facts, & tour-er of Canada (southern Ontario is a favorite destination). Ever since being introduced to Great Lake Swimmers' music through Pandora in about 2009, he has had an appreciation for Canadian music. Matt's songs & stories, including his classic literature-based project "Wonder of It All," can be found at <a href="http://www.mattwheeleronline.com">www.mattwheeleronline.com</a>.
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