Emitting a sense of melancholic future and euphoric youth
After his two singles “Mountain” and “Morning Sun”, M. Byrd now releases his first EP titled Orion – four...
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Blending shimmering synths and ultra-catchy melodies
Aleem is a Chicago bred indie/alternative pop artist, who draws on his pop background to create a mainstream sound...
Coming to a place of jubilant acceptance and inner freedom
Ryan Fisher, a Vancouver, BC based singer-songwriter, releasing his first single “About The Future” from my debut album “Commercials...
Melodic and immediate, surf-tinged hooks with a twist of the late 90’s
Sun Junkies are a four-piece garage rock group from Brantford Ontario. They deliver dopamine inducing melodies and immediate, surf-tinged hooks...
Drawing on his history in pop punk, metalcore and emo
Tomorrow Might Be Better sees Dylan Beresford at his most artistically evolved, but he hasn’t forgotten the music that...
I profess my love passionately while holding something back
“Hang At My House” was inspired by feeling out of control while falling in love. This was the first...
A barber, musician, filmmaker, & skateboarder
Drew Danburry is a barber, musician, filmmaker, skateboarder, and avid Magic the Gathering nerd, among many other things. Drew’s...
Find a connection in these songs with something they’re either currently experiencing or have experienced in the past
Though the EP was written some years ago, the recording process, in part because of COVID, took almost 2...
Sing along at the top of your lungs
We went into writing Enemy Within, our new EP, with the goal of writing massive sounding songs that grip...
Channels the energy of pandemic-induced uncertainty into thunderous grooves
“Something Real,” started with a crunchy caveman bass line, and this song was the first idea that led to...
Building awareness and personal community
Hailed by The Globe and Mail as “the right kind of band for this decade,” Arkells are widely considered...
Fresh rock and roll that fuses the early 70s proto punk
Supported by the likes of Wonderland Magazine, Clash, DIY, EARMILK, Soho Radio and praised by The Strokes producer Gordon...
