9X JUNO Award winners Arkells announce their brand new album Between Us for release on April 17 via Universal Music Canada and Virgin Music Group. Produced/recorded in LA with Grammy Award Winner John Congleton (St. Vincent, Death Cab for Cutie, Wallows), the forthcoming album features the new single “Next Summer” released today, paired alongside an […]
Witnessing History: Bad Bunny’s Album of the Year Win at the Grammys
This year, I had the incredible honor of attending the Grammy Awards on behalf of my university. Walking into the room for my very first Grammys felt surreal. The energy, the anticipation, the weight of music history happening in real time. As a Music Industry Studies senior, moments like this don’t just feel glamorous, they […]
The Slow Release: Why Will Dailey’s BOYS TALKING Feels Radical in a World of Instant Everything
In an era when albums often appear and disappear within the same news cycle, Will Dailey’s seventh record, BOYS TALKING, arrives carrying something almost unfamiliar: patience. Released today on streaming platforms after an intentionally long physical-only window, the album is the culmination of a creative and philosophical experiment that places human connection over algorithmic momentum. […]
12090 A.D. Featuring Anna Copa Cabanna & Tim Kuhl Announce Self-Titled Debut Album Out April 24th
12090 A.D. conjures a world where time collapses—where the neon-lit shadows of late 70s Berlin bleed into the velvet darkness of a Lynch fever dream. Led by visionary drummer/composer Tim Kuhl and downtown icon Anna Copa Cabanna, this Brooklyn-based synth-driven dream pop duo crafts sonic landscapes that feel both ancient and futuristic, intimate and infinite. […]
Interview: Marty Kolls
Following years of writing, teaching, and performing music rooted in connection and self-reflection, London, Ontario–based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Marty Kolls shares “Drive,” a hypnotic, consistent pop single that captures the quiet momentum of moving forward through uncertainty. Optimistic yet grounded, the track reflects on awareness, contemplation, and the importance of continuing on even when the road ahead isn’t fully visible. […]
Natasha Fisher Debuts Lively New Release, “The Motions”
Toronto-based Anishinaabe singer-songwriter and producer Natasha Fisher returns with “The Motions,” an emotionally charged pop-punk track that explores a rarely examined kind of heartbreak: realizing you’ve fallen out of love in a healthy relationship. Energetic, nostalgic, and aching with longing, the song captures the internal chaos of choosing yourself when nothing is overtly “wrong,” and […]
Beau Nectar & Vox Rea Team Up for New Single, “Tulip”
Bilingual electro-pop duo Beau Nectar (singer-songwriters Marie-Clo and éemi) share “Tulip,” a sharp, historically rooted meditation on beauty, value, and collapse, featuring Vancouver’s acclaimed electro-pop duo Vox Rea. Taken from their upcoming Dandy LP (out May 2026 via Indica Records), the song draws inspiration from 17th-century tulipomania. A moment when flowers were traded for fortunes […]
Toronto Indie-Pop Artist Victoria Staff Reflects on Love, Loss & Memory on New Single “Sweet Blue Moon”
Toronto’s Victoria Staff returns with “Sweet Blue Moon,” a reflective, romantic single that traces a relationship from its first spark through its unraveling, and finally into the quiet space of looking back. Rather than framing love as something purely good or bad, the track lingers in the in-between and honours the rare moments that mattered, […]
Allen Dobb Writes Toward Understanding and Shared Humanity on “At the Bridge,” New Album The Afterlife Sessions Out April 24th
Pursuing a long-held talent for literate, place-based songwriting, singer-songwriter Allen Dobb unveils his new single “At the Bridge,” a Canadiana-leaning folk and roots composition inspired by the life and legacy of James Teit. Teit was a Shetland-born, self-taught anthropologist who formed deep relationships with Indigenous communities in British Columbia in the late 19th and early […]
Siren Premiere Emotional New Video for “February’s Son”
For South Florida rock veterans Siren, music has always been about storytelling – about translating real life into something listeners can hold onto. With their new single and video, “February Son,” the band reaches one of the most intimate and emotionally powerful moments of their career.
Written by frontman Rob Phillips, “February Son” honors the memory of Reese Puckett, a beloved family member who passed away at just twenty years old as a result of fentanyl. The song was born out of grief, empathy, and a desire to process loss through creativity.
“It’s one of the most difficult songs I’ve ever written,” says Phillips. “My wife’s daughter lost her son, and we went to her home to comfort the family. I wrote this as a way to deal with the pain and senseless loss—a song for his family and friends to remember him by.”
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