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‘Retro Man’ finds his way: Jake Vaadeland reflects on humble roots and JUNO win

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When Jake Vaadeland decided to trade the classroom for the road, he was met with more skepticism than support. “I had quit public school and started schooling myself,” he said. “And instead of doing school work for the majority of the mornings, I was writing those songs about my experience with school.” “A lot of the naysayers and people telling me to make sure I focused on school and not music and made sure I had the opportunity to go to univer…

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Vaadeland took home the 2025 Juno Award for Traditional Roots Album of the Year on March 30 at Rogers Arena in Vancouver for Retro Man… More and More (Expanded Edition) — a project rooted in rebellion, warmth and honesty. “I was the most surprised I’ve ever been, or the most excited, I should say, that I’ve ever been,” he said. “That’s the biggest award we’ve gotten. One of the biggest that we can get that I know of.” The Juno Awards, presented …

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