The high-tempo indie-rock alt-pop romp follows our hero who wants to live authentically, think independently, and break free from the systems that try to box them in. They make up their own rules, carve their own path, and remain unapologetically spectacular. Just in time for the back-to-school season, “Late For School” is packed with the […]
Lil’ Red & The Rooster’s New Album 7 – A Soulful, Joyous Journey Through Blues and Beyond
Lil’ Red & The Rooster’s new album 7 is a record that lives and breathes in the spaces where blues, soul, jazz and gospel intersect, and it radiates the kind of joy that only comes from musicians who are completely in sync with one another.
Frontwoman Jennifer “Lil’ Red” Milligan delivers vocals that are at once sassy, sweet and soulful. They move with ease from gospel shouts to tender whispers.
ONE HUNDRED MOONS ENTERS THE UNKNOWN WITH “VOLODYA”
Atmospheric dream-gazers ONE HUNDRED MOONS continue their evolution with the release of “VOLODYA,” a tense and hypnotic new single out today. The track is the second preview from the band’s highly anticipated upcoming album, Black Avalanche, and offers a deep dive into the darker, more cinematic side of their sound. Where lead single Black Avalanche […]
Friday Project Ignite Their Sound with Energetic New Single “Capitola Coast”
Rock has always thrived on youthful energy, and Friday Project are living proof.
At just 16 years of age, this Oakville based trio – Jack Galloway (guitar, vocals), Aidan Girardo (drums) and Noah King (bass) – are making music that’s fearless and refreshingly unpolished in all the right ways.
Toronto Indie Pop Artist ARK IDENTITY Shares Dreamy New Single “Can’t Stop Loving You” Ahead of Deluxe Nightmare EP (October 24th)
Toronto indie pop singer-songwriter and producer ARK IDENTITY returns with “Can’t Stop Loving You,” a soul-baring, atmospheric single that captures the ache of a love that lingers long after it has ended. The track is the latest offering from the artist’s upcoming EP Deluxe Nightmare, out October 24th. Drifting between dreamy textures and vulnerable lyricism, […]
Dwayne Gretzky Launch Monthly Live Series Dwayne’s World to Capture Spirit, Nostalgia and Stagecraft in DIY Set – Share Rendition of Paul Simon’s “You Can Call Me Al”
For over a decade, Dwayne Gretzky has been igniting packed venues across Canada with joyfully explosive live performances that celebrate the greatest songs of the last 50 years. Now, the beloved Toronto-based band is bringing that spirit to the screen with Dwayne’s World, a new monthly live cover video series on YouTube. After 14 years, […]
Superstar Crush Blend Chaos and Catharsis on Debut Album Way Too Much feat. Promiscuous Jam “Do What U Wanna”
Hamilton, Ontario’s Superstar Crush explode onto the scene with Way Too Much, their glitter-soaked debut album out now alongside the focus track “Do What U Wanna.” Maximalist and emotionally charged, the record captures the band’s coming-of-age in real time – a diary of oversharing, overthinking, and loud catharsis. With crunchy guitars, confetti synths, bratty vocals […]
Bill See’s First Album In a Decade, “Bow to No One” is a Must Listen
Author and musician Bill See just released his first album in over a decade – Bow To No One. And if you like alternative-folk music, this is definitely something you need to listen to. This album is essentially a guide for surviving today’s version of America. This album came at a much needed time, and […]
Women in the Music Industry: Karol G
In recent years, the Latin music scene has witnessed a groundbreaking shift with women taking center stage like never before. One artist at the forefront of this revolution is Karol G, whose journey from local stages in Colombia to global stardom has reshaped the genre. Karol G’s blend of reggaeton, pop, and trap has not […]
Background to Forefront: The Uprise of Regional Mexican Music
Regional Mexican Music is a genre rooted heavily in Mexican culture and traditions. Since its early beginnings it has experienced an explosion in popularity, specifically over the last few years with one of its subgenres: “corridos tumbados” mainly dominating the mainstream. Emerging from the depths of Mexico’s regional styles such as banda, mariachi, and corridos, […]
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