Award-winning Canadian singer-songwriter Jon Mullane is setting the airwaves ablaze once again with his heartfelt new single, “Remember in November.” The track, co-written with Grammy-nominated hitmakers Michael Dulaney (Faith Hill, Blake Shelton, Kenny Chesney) and Michael Jay (Celine Dion, Martika, Eminem), is the first release from his forthcoming EP *The Road*, and showcases Mullane’s unmistakable blend of rock, pop, and cinematic storytelling.
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Written in Nashville’s legendary Peer Music Publishing studio, “Remember in November” is a warm, reflective anthem about connection, change, and memory — a song that feels like the golden glow of late summer, wrapped in melody and nostalgia. With shimmering harmonies and laid-back grooves that nod to the classic sound of the Eagles, the track channels timeless songwriting through a modern pop-rock lens. Produced by Toronto’s Creighton Doane, it’s a perfect reminder of why Mullane remains one of Canada’s most consistently compelling voices in contemporary pop-rock.
Hailing from Halifax and splitting his time between Mahone Bay and Los Angeles, Mullane has carved a global career rooted in authenticity and melody. His track record includes multiple Top 40 Billboard radio singles in Canada and the U.S., with hits like “My New American Girl” breaking into the Top 40 at #32 on the U.S. Hot AC chart. His music has also soundtracked major moments, from NBC’s Olympic Games coverage to prime-time TV and film placements — proof that his songs connect across audiences and borders.
With “Remember in November,” Mullane captures the fleeting sweetness of a moment you never want to end. As he sings, “Here in a moment, the sun will disappear into the ocean, but we will still be here,” he paints a vivid scene of timeless romance. The chorus glows with hope and longing:
“I will remember in November / When these golden skies turn grey / We were together, felt like forever / I won’t let it fade away.”
That poetic heart is matched by a sweeping production that balances the intimacy of Mullane’s voice with the spaciousness of a live band. It’s the sound of summer giving way to fall — and a reminder that even as the seasons change, the memories remain.
“‘Remember in November’ came together so naturally,” Mullane shares. “Writing with Michael Dulaney and Michael Jay was an incredible experience — three worlds colliding in one afternoon. We wanted to capture that exact feeling when you know something special is happening and you want to hold onto it forever.”
He continues, “Music has always been about connection for me — finding that spark that makes you feel alive. This song is about remembering the light, even when the days get shorter.”
“Remember in November” carries the unmistakable warmth and optimism that defines Mullane’s career. It’s an anthem for dreamers, for believers, and for anyone who still finds beauty in the changing tides of life. With *The Road* arriving in early 2026, Jon Mullane’s next chapter is wide open — and it’s already shining bright.