Alright, listen…I have a handful of “favorite” artists and I’m sure you do, too. You know, the ones who drop and it doesn’t matter what the record is on, it ...

It’s quite nice to have Sam Lachow back on his bullshit, putting all sorts of weirdness out into the world. Lachow was one of the first artists I began regularly ...

Welp, you certainly don’t need me to tell you there is a whole lot of uncertainty in the world right now. Thankfully, we have artists like Trevor Hall who can ...

Absolutely loving these little live cuts from Qveen Herby. While the forthcoming tour may end up postponed, I certainly won’t be complaining if we continue to get slightly reworked and stripped ...

When you’re making an introduction to the world, it’s best to come with something memorable. Well, that’s exactly what seeyousoon do with “Steamy,” the official debut from the Florida-based collective. ...

I, the Mountain dances the finest lines between indie, folk, and pop traditions. The band has built a loyal and growing following across Ontario, establishing themselves as openers for acts ...

Searching For The Stranger is Ben Kunder’s vivid follow-up to 2018’s Better Human. The album unveils something else about the Toronto indie-folk, singer/songwriter: his most authentic voice. The 10 original ...

You know there’s a tour on the horizon (woo!) as Qveen Herby continues to roll-out uniquely enthralling live renditions of her cuts, following up “Mint” with “Sade in the 90s.” ...

It’s something like a modern love song on “Dearly Beloved,” as Slug is joined by Musab and Muja Messiah for the latest Whenever joint to receive the visual experience. Of ...

Sliding through with a noticeably different energy than the OG version, Qveen Herby blesses her fans with a lovely live rendition of “Mint.” The stripped down, condensed performance of her EP ...