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Stream Skye Wallace’s ‘There Is A Wall’

Toronto's Skye Wallace follows-up her electric cut 'Suffering For You' with another impressive single titled 'There Is A Wall'. An absolute killer of a track, the marching kicks fused with ripping psychedelic guitar riffs act as the perfect palette for Wallace's steamy vocals. Sprinkling infectious pop melodies on top, 'There Is A Wall' is a finely balanced recording from one of Canada's dynamic and up and coming stars.

Listen to Jade The Moon’s ‘Awkward’

Toronto group Jade The Moon have unveiled their new single 'Awkward'. A bouncy and upbeat pop handing, the song highlights the opposite nature of a couple, one being quirky and the other being extremely cool. However, it all works. In a way, it's a celebration of being the weirdo. The track is the follow-up to Jade The Moon's previous song 'Polaroids And Airplanes'. Have a listen.

Listen to ZINNIA’s ‘Bullets’

Toronto-based artist Rachael Cardiello aka ZINNIA has unveiled her new single 'Bullets'. A lavish indie offering composed of rich synth layers, thumping drum kicks and Cardiello's soothing vocals, 'Bullets' is an uplifting recording that warm to the soul.

Tallie Share Their Latest Single ‘Trouble’

Toronto band Tallies will release their self-titled debut album on January 11th via the Fear of Missing Out imprint. To warm everyone over, the group have also unveiled their latest single entitled 'Trouble'. Swirling together the sounds of shoegaze, pop and indie, we have a stream of the cut below.

E^ST Has Released Her New EP ‘Life Ain’t Always Roses’

Mel Bester aka E^ST has released her new EP 'Life Ain't Always Roses'. Comprised of seven cuts, the singer enlisted the likes of M-Phazes, Japanese Wallpaper and Dann Hume to handle the production. Pumping out a number of charismatic pop pieces, some consisting of Hip-Hop drum style underlays, Bester exhibits crafty songwriting as well sly vocal performances that she confidently owns with pride. The EP also includes her new single 'Friends', which is available for streaming below.

Toronto’s Lo Lo Returns with ‘Convenient’

Canadian act Lo Lo makes her return with her head-bopping single 'Convenient'. Straddling the lines between pop and RnB, the singer drops some unfortunate news to a perceived lover who was actually nothing more than, as she puts it, something of a pass of time whilst thinking of her ex. Lo Lo has shared the lyric video to the song which you can check out below.

Metric ‘Dressed to Suppress’ Video

It's been three years since Canadian band Metric released their sixth album 'Pagans in Vegas'. While the record itself was received with mixed reviews, the band is back with their new single 'Dressed to Suppress', which is taken from a new album that is apparently in the works. The group has even unveiled a new video to the track. Keeping it simple, the stark black and white visuals feature the band on stage performing the cut. You can check out the video down at the bottom.

Kenny Glasgow to Release ‘Acid Discharge’ Single

Toronto DJ and producer Kenny Glasgow is set to release his new single 'Acid Discharge' via My Favorite Robot’s MFR Red. Like the title suggests, Glasgow goes head-in with a blast of club-powering acid house. Chopping in half the traditional 4x4 drums, the husky kicks swing with skippy hi-hats as the consistent acid twist leads this dance floor piece of arsenal. 'Acid Discharge' will get released June 6th.

The Weeknd ‘Call Out My Name’ Video

After releasing his 'My Dear Melancholy' EP, The Weeknd received echoed statements among fans that he had returned to his old sound that gripped listeners from the start. Now The Weeknd unveils the video for the lead-off single 'Call Out My Name'. Directed by Grant Singer, scenes shift between a dark, lonely street setting flooded with bats and a forest containing frozen animals, as well as a masked woman. In between all of this, The Weeknd gives a dramatic performance which many would attribute to the break-up of him and Selena Gomez. Never the less, he has another hit on his hands. Watch the video down below.