Love notes with Keith Secola

Keith Secola sits down with ICT to celebrate love through music, heartfelt stories and sharing the profound meaning of music in his life

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Publish date:
Feb 14, 2024

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Keith Secola, an Anishinaabe musician well-known for crafting music in rock, folk, and country genres joins us in studio. He shares a heartwarming song and opens up about his inspiring career.

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