The What Four bring ’90s nostalgia to life with "Sunday Morning (Ain’t So Easy)
“Sunday Morning (Ain’t So Easy)” is a track that instantly transports you to the ’90s. The What Four deliver an indie-pop banger that’s as nostalgic as it is lyrically quirky and melodically…
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Jäde’s "Dsl" Hooks You with Groove and Glow
Ever come across a song that radiates confidence, sensuality, and undeniable groove? Meet Paris-based contemporary R&B artist Jäde, who just released her new track “Dsl.” “Dsl” is as…
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Intuitive, Vulnerable, & Elemental: N NAO on Music, Identity, and Creative Expression [Interview]
Montréal-based pop experimental artist N NAO, born Naomi de Lorimier, is redefining herself and her identity through sound. Signed to Montréal-based indie label Mothland, N NAO uses music as a…
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Innellea launches community-driven label 'belonging' with 12-Track compilation 'Finding Home' [Track-By-Track]
Following the release of four acclaimed singles, acclaimed electronic architect Innellea has unveiled his debut compilation Finding Home, via his groundbreaking and newly-launched,…
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Tom Vek unveils Is Tropical Remix from 'We Have Sound' with accompanying music video
Tom Vek has shared the latest single from his upcoming We Have Sound Remixed collection, featuring London-based indie-electronic outfit Is Tropical's rework of "I Ain't Saying My Goodbyes."…
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Winnipeg duo The Bros. Landreth return with heartfelt single “I’ll Drive”
Winnipeg duo, The Bros. Landreth, made up of brothers Dave and Joey Landreth, introduce their upcoming album, Dog Ear, with its lead single “I’ll Drive." The warm, road-ready track is…
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Penelope & The Promise new single "The Line that Divides"
New band Penelope & The Promise release their debut single, "The Line that Divides." The new project is a passion from L.A.-based music engineer Lumen Loraine, who previously released…
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James Hype to headline world-first charity rave where every ticket builds a home
UK-born, globally renowned producer James Hype is no stranger to pushing boundaries, but his next show might just rewrite the rulebook for what live music can mean. This November, he will…
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Casper Skulls navigate grief and pettiness in haunting 'Petty at a Funeral' video
Some of the most profound human dramas play out in the quietest rooms. Toronto's Casper Skulls, purveyors of finely-woven, guitar-driven narratives, have always excelled at mapping the…
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"Closing Night” and closing an era for The Weeknd
Canadian singer The Weeknd is transitioning into a new era as going by his real name Abel, rather than his artistic name he’s been using for more than a decade. The singer released “Closing…
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FME 2025: 5 Standout Acts That Made This Year Unforgettable
Located in the small northwestern Québec town of Rouyn-Noranda, Abitibi-Témiscamingue—a place now best known for hosting Festival de Musique Émergente (FME) and other festivals thanks to its…
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Amazonica embraces transformation on “Mirror Baby”
Amazonica is no stranger to reinvention. From her teenage years releasing music as Dirty Harry to commanding club crowds as a globe-trotting DJ, she has constantly reshaped her creative…
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