Former Jaffray resident Dean Brody’s latest album Crop Circles and Tractor Beams has been nominated for a JUNO Award for top Country Album of the Year.

It is Brody’s third JUNO nomination.

Currently wowing audiences on his cross Canada Crop Circles and Tractor Beams arena tour, Brody will be performing at Cranbrook’s Western Financial Place on Tuesday, Feb. 18.

Released on November 5, Crop Circles debuted at number one on the iTunes Canada Country Album chart and third on the Canadian Country Album chart (Nielsen Soundscan). The album features the Gold-selling No. one record ‘Bounty’ featuring Lindi Ortega and his current single ‘Crop Circles.’

In 2013, Brody became the first male Canadian artist to earn two number one songs at Country radio in BDS and Mediabase history with his 2012 anthem Canadian Girls, and Bounty. In addition to being named the Most Played Canadian Artist at Country radio, Brody to date has earned seven CCMA Awards including consecutive wins for Album of the Year and Male Artist of the Year.

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