Jon Mullane Wins a JMA in Nashville for Music Video 'Remember in November'

NASHVILLE, TN - The Canadian singer/songwriter has won an award for Music Video of the Year - Performance Focused, Male. The 12th Annual Josie Music Awards were presented at the legendary Grand Ole Opry in Nashville TN. With over 100,000 submissions this year, the JMA's are considered the most revered awards presentation in the Independent Music Industry.

The heartfelt music video for "Remember in November" was directed by Halifax filmmaker Martin Noel. The cinematic film was shot in various scenic and iconic locations throughout Nova Scotia.

It has been gaining steady traction and industry attention since it's release. In addition to the JMA, Remember in November also won the award at The California Music Video Awards in The Best Of Canada category in February. It was also chosen as an Official Selection at The Montreal Independent Film Festival earlier in the year and most recently the SIMI Music Video Festival in Simi Valley, California.

Mullane’s new music from his EP, 'The Road' has emerged with several award nominations & wins spanning multiple genres in 2026. The single Remember in November garnered a nomination in the Rock/Pop category at the Hollywood Independent Music Awards in July. Additionally, ‘The Road’ is up for Country Recording of the Year at the Music Nova Scotia Music & Industry Awards to be presented in Truro, NS in November.

Mullane co-wrote Remember in November with Grammy-nominated hitmaker Michael Dulaney – whose credits include Faith Hill, Blake Shelton, Kenny Chesney, Jason Aldean, and Rascal Flatts among dozens of others – and Michael Jay, the songwriter and producer behind Martika's Number One Billboard hit 'Toy Soldiers', whose work spans Celine Dion, Eminem, Gloria Estefan, and New Kids On The Block.

Jon Mullane has released five full-length albums, charted multiple Top 40 Billboard singles in Canada and the US, placed his music with NBC's Olympic Games coverage, and performed everywhere from the House of Blues in Hollywood to the Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles to the Molson Canadian Centre in New Brunswick. The Associated Press has called him "one of Canada's most consistently compelling voices in contemporary pop-rock." His new single, "Follow Your Own Road" dropped on September 18 and the accompanying music video premieres on his YouTube channel on October 2, 2026.