What started out as an experimentation with music in his parent’s basement turned into a constant project where he matured his sound for seven years. Matt Fasullo combines the familiar with the new, splicing together the warmth and rawness of folk music with the underbelly of alternative electronica. His nostalgic song, “Video99,” mixes R&B with […]
Erika Olson Releases Her Debut Album ‘This is How I Pray’
Erika Olson’s debut contemporary folk album, This is How I Pray, is a powerful tribute to self-discovery and the courage to forge one’s own path. The album is a reflection of Erika’s journey to reclaim agency over her life, told through poignant and evocative songwriting that draws from a range of musical influences including indie, […]
Interview with Michel Neray
“Life’s not a promise, let the wild orchids grow,” a friend told Michel Neray on the phone in the hospital. The friend had been emergency airlifted to the hospital, and at the time, they weren’t even sure he was gonna make it. It reminded Michel that we should all do what makes us happy when we can, without waiting […]
The Debut EP from Métis singer Indigo V is Hard to Resist
Toronto born and bred, Métis songstress Indigo V makes a bold entrance with debut EP Attitude, celebrating her duality of sweet and spicy. Produced by JUNO Award winning producers, Lantz (Jazz Cartier) and David Ariza (Charmaine), this collection exudes a playful sauciness that’s hard to resist.https://youtu.be/KHvwSiIiDM4 Indigo V invites you into her world with a […]
Pop-punk band GROWERS are reflecting on life’s regrets with “17 Cigarettes”
GROWERS are a four-piece pop punk band from Toronto, Canada, known for their upbeat original material and high energy live shows. Their song “17 Cigarettes” was inspired by the struggle of getting older, especially in your late teen years. Transitioning from being a kid, to having a bit more responsibility and independence is tough. Having […]
Good Dear Good need a little more than “Coffee and Sunshine” on hard days
Originally bearing roots in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Good Dear Good brings their East Coast heritage to their name. Commonly known as a greeting on the Cape Breton coast, “good dear good” is a simple response to “how are ya?” that emulates the kindness and lighthearted aura each member puts out into the world. And […]
Sam Weber Entices on Epic New Single
Sam Weber is a singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist in the vein of Jackson Browne, The Band, The Wood Brothers and Gillian Welch. Having collaborated with Grammy winners, and with extensive international tours under his belt, the Canadian-born Los Angeleno goes forth with the intention and mantra: “Music is an emotional conduit between people and allows us […]
Michel Neray Comes Alive and “Let The Wild Orchids Grow”
“Life’s not a promise, let the wild orchids grow,” a friend told Michel Neray on the phone in the hospital. The friend had been emergency airlifted to the hospital, and at the time, they weren’t even sure he was gonna make it. It reminded Michel that we should all do what makes us happy when […]
New Age musician Julian Loida Explores Captures Sorrow and Joy in New Single “You Will Be Missed”
Percussionist, composer, and producer Julian Loida has a thirst to participate in and experience a range of sounds due in part to his synesthesia. Music is a full-body experience for him, with sounds often invoking involuntary sensations of color, texture, or even taste for this Boston jazz/folk/classical musician. Loida’s musical curiosity and open-mindedness has propelled […]
Basement Revolver Delivers on New Single “Tired”
In 2020, the world stopped but Basement Revolver never really did: songs were written and recorded, a band member left, and another came to replace them. But, they couldn’t tour or rehearse or record in the usual way. The gap between making work, and being alone, resulted in serious introspection for the band. The songs […]
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