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Eight-time Alberta Country Music Award (ACMA) nominee Karac Hendriks has a number of shows booked (including those delayed due to COVID-19) and is currently working on new music. Based on his single of the same name, “Karac Hendriks: This Road Is Mine” is a concert experience about his life growing up in east-central Alberta. Karac and his band showcased at the Manitoba Arts Network and the Alberta Arts Touring Alliance conferences, with a number of concerts being booked in communities throughout Canada by Sakamoto Agency. As well, Karac will soon be releasing a series of singles produced by SOCAN Award-winning songwriter and producer Troy Kokol. For many years, Karac worked as a highly sought-after supporting guitarist and harmony vocalist for some of Canada’s biggest country acts, including Gord Bamford, Adam Gregory, and Ronnie Prophet. But with a dream to one day take center stage himself, Karac took a final bow and debuted his self-titled album garnering two radio singles “Youth” and “Can’t Help Loving You” and an ACMA “Album of the Year” nomination. The album also features “Feel the Magic”, the official song inspired by the athletes of the Special Olympic Canada Winter Games in St. Albert, Alberta, which Karac performed at the Opening Ceremonies.