Foote. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, he began doing his bi-weekly "Friday Night Lock Down" live streams which achieved much fan support. In 2021, Benoit won his first MusicNL award for "Indigenous Artist of the Year" which according to Benoit, was one of his "Greatest Honours". That same year, Benoit produced his first full body of work, the "Time Traveller" albums. Benoit released his first Christmas song "How Great Thou Art" with Manitoba Female Country singer, Kendra Kay. In the fall of 2021, Benoit began working with Toronto based Management team, Johnson Talent Management. In 2022, Benoit released his first EP "Time Traveller - Side A" with the help of co-producer, fellow Newfoundlander, Clint Curtis of Sevenview Studios and distributed the album through Jayward Artist Group/the Orchard. The album was cited as some of Benoit's greatest work by SiriusXM "Canada Talks" personality, Allison Dore, stating that "..it feels like this album is a step up from anything else he's released in the past..". In April, 2022, Benoit was Spotify Canada's "Indigenous Artist of the Month" having his image displayed on the Eaton's Centre Spotify billboard on Young and Dundas, in Toronto, Ontario. In May of 2022, Benoit was featured on the Nationally televised Global TV program "ET Canada" which was a first for him since he began his career in 2013. Benoit has performed on the main stage at some of Canada's biggest country music festivals such as Boots and Hearts Music Fest, and Cavendish Beach Music Festival. He was the only Canadian Country Artist to Perform at the 2017 Rock the Park Music Fest in London, ON along side Lady A, Kelsea Ballerini, and Brett Younge. Discography Studio albums Singles Music videos Awards and nominations References Canadian country singer-songwriters Musicians from Newfoundland and Labrador Living people Year of birth missing (living people)