New music video from Jon Mullane

Born in Halifax, Nova Scotia, the award-winning, Billboard-charting singer-songwriter Jon Mullane has always been a storyteller at heart. He’s spent the better part of two decades crafting songs that balance meaningful songwriting with arena-ready hooks with his music travelling far beyond Canada on international radio, featuring in film and television and even soundtracking global sporting events. But it’s his knack for connecting with listeners on a personal level that’s made him one of the country’s most enduring pop rock voices.

Since breaking through back in 2006 with his debut full-length record The Source, Jon has built a catalogue defined by heart, melody and musicianship flair. His sound has developed alongside him, each release capturing a new chapter in his life and artistic expression. Over the years, he’s picked up a shelf of awards and accolades, while the unguarded sincerity that runs throughout his sound draws listeners in and keeps them there.

After a two-year hiatus, Jon is now entering what feels like a new creative renaissance and after spending time living in Los Angeles, he returned home to Nova Scotia’s coastal landscape, a move that rekindled the spark at the core of his songwriting. Surrounded by the province’s rolling tides and open skies, he found space to breathe and reflect. With his forthcoming EP, set to land in the spring, Jon now brings us the lead single with “Remember in November,” his first outing since returning to the spotlight and one that distills everything listeners have come to love about his music.

Written in Nashville alongside two collaborators, Grammy-nominated songwriter Michael Dulaney, whose seven Billboard No.1 hits have been recorded by some of country music’s biggest names and Michael Jay, the chart-topping producer behind Martika’s “Toy Soldiers,” “Remember in November” is a stunning slice of heartfelt songwriting. The track opens gently, with jangly guitars and a steady, heartbeat rhythm that set the scene for Jon’s soulful, gravel-edged vocal.

His voice carries both tenderness and emotion, as if he’s singing from the middle of a memory he can’t quite let go of with lyrics painting pictures of long boardwalk walks, sunsets fading into sea haze and hands intertwined beneath fading light. When the chorus hits, it blooms with bright rock-tinged pop energy, surging into a wave of melody that feels both cathartic and instantly memorable.

The accompanying video, filmed in Halifax, brings that nostalgia into sharp focus, playing out like a tender short film, following two lovers through a cool summer night filled with flickering lights and hope. The city itself becomes a character, romantic, glowing and quietly alive, while the subtle grain of the film hints that these moments might already be slipping into memory. When Jon’s voice rings out across the historic Astor Theater in Liverpool, Nova Scotia, one of the country’s oldest and most storied venues, it feels like a homecoming in every sense.

Watch the music video for Remember In November below

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