Haitian Canadian artist Tedy releases his highly anticipated debut album Scandalous. A bold, emotionally charged record that blurs the lines between pop, R&B, and alt-soul, Scandalous marks a defining moment in Tedy’s artistic evolution. Known for his raw storytelling, soaring vocals, and genre-bending sound, Tedy is quickly molding himself into one of Canada’s most magnetic […]
Jenny Palacios Embraces Nostalgic Pop-Rock Vulnerability on Self-Deprecating New Single, “IYKYK”
Toronto pop-rock singer-songwriter Jenny Palacios returns with “IYKYK,” an honest, nostalgic, and playfully self-deprecating anthem for anyone who’s grown up without ever truly “growing into” themselves. Packed with 2000s rock-ballad guitar tones, wry humour, and the soft ache of arrested development, “IYKYK” is an ode to the awkward kids who turned into equally awkward adults […]
Dylan White Examines the Patterns of Love, Fear, and Privilege on Debut EP Fronds, Featuring Funk-Laced Focus Track “Rags”
Ontario-based multi-instrumentalist and composer Dylan White makes his solo debut with Fronds – a lush, groove-driven EP that explores the repeating patterns of love and fear that shape human connection across lifetimes and generations. Rooted in jazz, soul, and funk, Fronds reflects both the intricate structure of nature and the resilient spirit of those who […]
Ganavya and Sam Amidon Share Two New Songs
Acclaimed singer and transdisciplinarian Ganavya follows up on ‘madi‘ with two new songs, ‘Would Be Better‘ and ‘Willow Street,‘ recorded at LEITER’s Funkhaus Studio and set for release on all digital platforms today. The double single traces a tender dialogue between distance and belonging — songs born from loneliness and homesickness that find their way […]
Arlie Reclaims His Voice with the Expansive “Someone You Can Believe In”
Every so often a record arrives that feels like a turning point not only for the artist but for the genre surrounding them. Arlie’s Someone You Can Believe In lands with that kind of significance. It is intimate yet theatrical, spiritual yet grounded, playful yet deeply serious. The album resists easy categorization and in doing […]
GAB SAFA’s ‘CHAMELEON’ Is a Bold Debut That Re-defines Identity Through Sound and Story
With her debut single “CHAMELEON,” multidisciplinary artist GAB SAFA steps onto the scene with a clarity of vision and fearlessness that is rare for a first release.
The track is a gripping introduction to an artist who refuses to color inside the lines whether musically, visually, or personally. Instead she creates a musical world where identity is fluid, cinematic and constantly in motion by layering music, film, the spoken word and performance into one artistic language.
Interview: Julian Loida
With his signature blend of cinematic texture and emotional depth, Boston-bred/LA-based composer, percussionist, and producer Julian Loida unveils “December Dreams (Radio Edit)” – a lush, genre-defying winter ballad merging folk, neoclassical, and ambient elements into something wholly unique. Featuring Don Mitchell of Darlingside, the song captures the liminal beauty of longing, reflection, and the hazy calm of winter nights. “For […]
Interview: Jeremy Voltz
Burned-out mathematician turned indie-soul artist Jeremy Voltz returns with “Feel It All,” a deeply introspective track about the struggle to care for someone despite anger, distance, and the vulnerability that comes with connection. As the latest release from Voltz‘s 2025 music campaign, the single captures the push and pull of human relationships – tender, complicated, and ultimately unbreakable. […]
Esther Anaya Brings Electric Violin to the Dancefloor with New Single and Splice Pack
Colombian-born DJ, producer, and electric violinist Esther Anaya continues to redefine the intersection of classical training and modern dance music. Following the release of her vibrant house single Push Play with Parker Matthews, Anaya has launched a new sample pack on Splice, giving producers an inside look at the sounds that make her sets and […]
Neil Haverty Examines Autonomy and Obligation on Brooding New Single “What I Don’t Need”
Toronto songwriter and composer Neil Haverty (frontman of alt-folk ensemble Bruce Peninsula, and composer of the Wildhood soundtrack) returns with “What I Don’t Need,” a contemplative indie single that grapples with the tension between personal autonomy and the responsibilities we carry toward others. Written and performed by Haverty and produced by long-time collaborator Leon Taheny […]
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