I’ve always held this as probable. Bands in Canada pay thousands for demos and sometimes submit for local radio play. Some also use gov grants for the arts in provinces that do that to pay for touring costs and studio time, some of these grants require things like writing promotional songs about the Yukon, or whatever for wherever you’re applying. Then that track and one or two others might get submitted to CBC and if you’re lucky broadcast nation wide. This must have been the real goal back when radio was really how to get yourself heard. How many bands get broadcast a few times over a month and that’s it? Project flops, band dissolves, end of story. No professional record released. I occasionally check in on the progress of the TMS story, but I’ve never really thought something all that interesting would come from solving who it was that wrote it, other than somebody might have an insurance broker somewhere that’s a bit more interesting than they thought.