Released at the end of September, Tumble Home is the kind of album that feels like it’s been quietly waiting for the right moment to arrive.
Singer songwriter Molly Thomas delivers a record that is very much an emotional landscape mapped out with honesty, grace and hard won perspective.
With shimmering four track debut EP Glitter, Kenzy Kyx makes a statement that’s both playful and purposeful.
The project is compact but deliberate, a body of work that balances glossy hooks with raw emotion and shows off a young artist confident enough to take risks while still delivering undeniable pop appeal.
There’s a certain unease that settles over you the moment Death Drive begins. This is not the kind of record that gently eases you in – it drags you straight into its storm, confronting human fragility, political decay and the self destructive instincts we can’t seem to shake off.
Revvnant, who is the brainchild of Elias Schutzman, makes no apologies for the weight it carries. This is music that confronts, unsettles and still somehow manages to seduce with moments of strange beauty.
Lebanese-Canadian artist Raphaela returns with “Bittersweet,” a tender pop ballad about love that doesn’t last but still changes you forever. Nostalgic, romantic, and achingly human, the track balances sadness with serenity, offering a portrait of love cherished for exactly what it was. Written after a dream reignited a long-forgotten summer romance, “Bittersweet” holds space for […]
With his latest single “One Step Away” Ray Ray Star delivers a song that is as unflinching as it is deeply personal.
Written in fragments over five years ago during a time when he was barely holding on, the song was recently completed after Ray Ray spoke as a guest at a Narcotics Anonymous convention.
It’s a powerful exploration of addiction, relapse and the daily fight to stay clean. A track that will resonate for anyone navigating that razor edge between despair and a glimmer of hope.
In a year dominated by headlines of polarization, political vitriol and heartbreaking acts of violence, including the recent shooting in the U.S. that left communities shaken, George Collins steps forward with a song that refuses to despair.
“Black and White World”, is an upbeat, blue eyed soul inflected pop/rock track that delivers a serious message wrapped in irresistible hooks. It’s the sound of hope dancing back into the room at a time when many of us need it most.
With new single “BOOKIN’,” MASSEY barrels straight through the guardrails of genre and lands squarely in his own lane.
The track is a full throttle blast of 70s tinged hard rock, dripping with grit and drama. Right away, the listener is hit with a wall of sound. Charlie Lerant’s searing guitar lines, roaring horns that flash like sirens, keys that swirl like smoke and drums that hammer home the urgency of the story.
Washington, DC’s Lakaff has been steadily carving out a lane he calls “heart music” – a quirky, genre-bending blend of rock, EDM, house and hip-hop delivered in vivid Dolby Atmos sound.
Lakaff is a singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and producer and he has been building a catalog of anecdotal yet broadly resonant tracks since 2023, taking inspiration from artists as diverse as Oasis, Disclosure, Shania Twain, Prodigy, Kasabian and 50 Cent.
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.
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.
