Montreal-based singer Shay Lia returns with her latest single 'All Up To You'. A jazzy and melodic taste of R&B with an afrobeat rhythm, the sunny track is motivational in lyrical content as Lia's buttery vocals glide lavishly overly the instrumentation.
Canadian artist Kiesza has returned with a new single dubbed 'Love Me With Your Lie'. The song is taken from her forthcoming album 'Crave', which is slated to drop August 14th on her label Zebra Spirit Tribe.
Toronto singer DYLYN has returned with a new single entitled 'Call Me What You Want'. A fiery rock & roll bit packed with attitude, DYLYN is explosive over the power driving production, as revving guitar riffs lash underneath.
Canadian singer Olivia Lunny touches on moving on from a not so great relationship in her latest single 'Bedsheets'. Starting off with acoustic guitar play, the airy production, whilst minimal, effectively acts as the bedding to Lunny's emotive vocals with occasional strings adding a blissful drive. 'Bedsheets' is currently out now. Stream the song down below.
Desire have shared their new single 'Black Latex' which is taken from their forthcoming LP 'Escape', set to drop later in the year. Seductive and sexy, the synth heavy cut is a dose of hedonistic goodness that should play on repeat during any steamy night.
Montreal artist Mirabelle is the moniker of Laurence Hélie, who made released her self-titled debut album back in 2010. With her new LP 'Late Bloomer' landing May 29th via Simone Records, Mirabelle has shared her new single titled 'Betty'. The tune is a husky blend of dose of haunting alt-pop and trip-hop consisting of sinister synth lines over thundering drum thumps. There is a point in the track where the instrumentation shifts into beautiful piano-led breakdowns before once again stomping with might.
Back in 2018, Canadian band Carmanah dropped their debut LP 'Speak In Rhythms', which was welcomed with whopping praises. With the group currently in the process of prepping their sophomore album, they have unveiled a new single titled 'Best Interest'. A fine blend of reggae, funk and soul, the crisp production is constructed with sharp down stroke guitar riffs and head-swaying drum thumps, topped with the sultry vocals of singer Laura Mina Mitic. Punchy yet utterly breezy, 'Best Interest' is a power-packing delight in lead-up to their forthcoming record.
Canadian pop star Kiesza makes her return with the upbeat track 'Crave'. The song follows her previous single 'All Of The Feelings'. For this handing, Kiesza fires off with a high-spirited pop piece that commands the body to get up and dance. Produced by Electric, the cut blends electropop with funk stirred with an 80s sensibility. The tune is taken from her forthcoming second album, scheduled to land this summer.
Two weeks ago we thought that The Weeknd had concluded his stream of videos for 'After Hours' which all added up to one big story revolving around the masquerade of success, addiction and love. The vid for 'In Your Eyes' found the Toronto crooner chasing a woman with a knife, which ultimately ended up with him getting his head chopped off his head off by an axe.
Outlaw country crooner Orville Peck makes his return with a video for his track 'Summertime'. Directed by Drew Kirsch and Taylor Fauntleroy, Orville, stepping out fresh in a leather jacket with collar tips and western boots with spurs, treads through a field and rips out a rose from the ground. Apparently even plants can get their payback as roots slowly emerge, wrapping around the singer and eventually engulfing him. Of course that doesn't stop Orville from at least playing and finishing the track!
