Project 4: Roots (2005)
- The Cracker Cats (Saskatoon) –Darkness (2:45)
- D. Rangers (Winnipeg) – Coughin Up Blood (2:55)
- Paul Paulin (St. Joseph du Lac) – J'ai pas n'cent su moé (3:47)
- Anne Louise Genest (Whitehorse) – Paradise Road (3:38)
- John Wort Hannam (Fort Macleod) – Church of the Long Grass (4:06)
- Penny Lang (Montréal) – Prairie Sky (3:08)
- Jory Nash (Willowdale) – Citizen's Waltz (3:49)
- Glen Reid (Burk's Falls) – Lifeline to the Heartland (4:04)
- The Flummies (Happy Valley - Goose Bay) – Comb Your Hair Flat Down (3:06)
- Les Chauffeurs à pieds (Québec) – Marie la chamelle & reel du poteau blanc (5:31)
- Barley Wik (Victoria) – View of the Station (2:23)
- Jane Eamon (Kelowna) – Ruckus in the Henhouse (4:26)
- Tim Harrison (Toronto) – Elizabeth's Lament (3:38)
- Petunia (Fredericton) – The Lonesome Pine Hollows (3:56)
- Rob Currie (Halifax) – Rape of Grand Pré (3:23)
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